Browsing the Marketplace

The Revised marketplace is where you'll find aged and expired domains with verified history. This guide walks you through finding and evaluating listings that match what you're building.

Getting to the marketplace

Head to the marketplace to see the full grid of available listings. Each card shows the key metrics at a glance, and no account is required just to browse.

What's on a listing card

Domain names stay hidden until purchase (see why), so every card is built around the metrics that actually matter:

Key metrics

• Revised Score: a single number blending referring domains, backlink diversity, and Wayback continuity
• Referring domains: the range of domains linking to this one
• Aged since: the earliest verified Wayback snapshot year
• Price: one-time purchase price

Category and keywords

Each listing shows its category (blog, tech, finance, and more) and keyword themes drawn from its content history, so you can gauge topical fit without seeing the name itself.

Filtering

Use the filter panel to narrow results:

By Revised Score

Set a minimum score based on how much authority you're looking for. Higher-scoring domains typically cost more.

By price

Filter by price range to stay within budget.

By category

Search within categories relevant to your niche. A domain previously used for tech content will generally carry more relevant referring domains for a tech business.

By TLD

Filter for .com, country-code TLDs, or others depending on your preference.

Evaluating a listing

Before buying:

1. Check the referring domain range. Does it meet your bar for authority?
2. Look at snapshot count and aged-since year. Longer, more consistent history is generally stronger.
3. Review the clean-history status. Every listing is checked; confirm it's clear.
4. Compare alternatives. Are there similar options at different price points?

Buying

When you find a listing that fits, buy it directly. There's no cart, so each domain is its own checkout. Once checkout completes, the domain is delivered to your account, typically within 24 hours (see how delivery works).

A few things worth knowing

• Start with one. Buy a single domain first and see how it performs before expanding.
• Prioritize relevance. A domain with topically relevant history beats a higher-scoring but unrelated one.
• Check back often. New listings are added regularly.