Expired Domains Archive
We scan tens of thousands of expired .com domains every day. This curated list highlights the ones worth a closer look, reviewed for name quality, authority, and spam. Updated daily and free to browse. Always do your own checks before placing a backorder.
| Domain | Score | Age | LENGTH | GoValue | DA | PA | Brandable | Tags | Exp. Date | Action | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| tgh.com | 10.0 | 27y | 3 | $25,000 | 9 | 22 | Yes | General | Apr 29 | Auctioned | |
| aae.com | 9.6 | 30y | 3 | $25,000 | 19 | 30 | Yes | TechFinance | May 6 | Auctioned | |
| paxi.com | 9.4 | 23y | 4 | $14,592 | 22 | 27 | Yes | TechSaaS | May 24 | Auctioned | |
| conqueror.com | 9.4 | 26y | 9 | $15,502 | 33 | 36 | Yes | General | May 20 | Auctioned | |
| fitstudio.com | 9.3 | 25y | 9 | $9,910 | 39 | 38 | — | FitnessWellness | May 25 | Auctioned |
Expired Domains Archive — Past Drops and Auction History
The BrandBulb archive keeps a searchable history of expired domains we have curated: dropped domains, deleted domains, and past domain auctions, together with the scores and metrics they had at the time. Where the daily expired domains list shows what is dropping now, the archive shows what already dropped — month by month.
What the archive is useful for
Domain investors use drop history to research pricing and demand: which niches produce valuable expired domains, how often short .com domains actually drop, and what scores the best names carried. SEO practitioners check whether a domain they are evaluating has dropped before — repeated drops can signal a burned or penalized domain. Founders browse past months for naming inspiration and to spot brandable patterns worth registering fresh.
Researching domains with historical metrics
Every archived entry preserves the due-diligence snapshot from its drop window: Moz Domain Authority and Page Authority, Majestic Trust Flow and Citation Flow, backlink and referring-domain counts, domain age, Wayback Machine snapshots, Google index status, spam and blacklist flags, and the final status the domain reached — registered, auctioned, or still available. That makes the archive a reference dataset for valuing comparable names: if you are weighing a bid on a 6-letter .com with DA 30, past months show what similar aged domains scored and how contested they were.
Second chances on expired domains
Not every archived domain is gone for good. Some expired domains get registered and dropped again; others were never picked up and are still available to register today at any registrar. If you find an archived name you like, check its availability — you may be able to buy the domain at standard registration price. For live opportunities, watch the current expired domain auctions or browse our curated domains for sale.
Frequently asked questions
What is the expired domains archive?
A month-by-month history of every expired domain we curated: dropped domains, deleted domains, and past auctions, preserved with the scores and metrics they carried at the time.
Can I still register a domain I found in the archive?
Sometimes, yes. Domains that were never picked up after dropping are still available at standard registration price at any registrar. Check availability for any archived name you like — second-chance registrations are common.
Why does drop history matter when buying a domain?
A domain that has dropped repeatedly can signal a burned or penalized name that owners keep abandoning. Clean single-drop history with strong metrics is a much safer buy for SEO or branding.