Revised Is Now an Expired-Domain Directory
We stopped selling domains. Revised is now a directory of expired domains with verified link history and an AI citability score. Plans set how many names you can open each month.
Revised no longer sells domains. It is now a directory of expired domains that still have backlinks.
You can browse listings and their metrics without an account. Sign in to open the names you want, then register them wherever you like. We don't own, register or sell any of the domains, so nothing we publish about a listing is there to move our own stock.
Why we changed it
When we sold the domains, we were on both sides of every listing. A report on a domain is worth less when the company writing it also profits from the sale, and readers know that. We were also spending most of our time holding names and moving them between people, and little on the part we do well: working out which expired domains have a link history worth having.
AI search also changed what people ask us. They used to ask what the DA was. Now they ask whether a domain looks credible to an answer engine, which depends on who has linked to it over the years. That is a data problem, so we kept the data and dropped the selling.
What each listing shows
Every listing carries the same published measurements, and browsing them is free:
- Referring domains (a band on masked listings, an exact count on open ones) and the trusted sources that link to the domain
- Agent Citability, our 0 to 100 score for how deeply a domain sits in the part of the web that answer engines cite, with the methodology published in full
- Archived site history and a snapshot timeline, so you can see gaps instead of trusting a registration date
- Screening for spam, blacklist flags and adult-content history
- An estimated value, which is a model output and not an asking price
- When we last checked that the name is available
Some listings show the name openly. On the rest the name is masked, because the name is what makes the rest of the listing worth copying. Opening a masked name is called a reveal. It uses one reveal from your monthly allowance, and the name stays open to you afterwards at no further cost.
The plans
| Plan | Free | Starter | Pro | Business |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly | $0 | $19 | $49 | $249 |
| Masked reveals a month | 5 | 30 | 250 | Every name shown, no reveals |
| New listings appear | After 7 days | After 24 hours | After 24 hours | Instant |
| REST API | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| MCP endpoint | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| API keys | 2 | 2 | 5 | 10 |
| CSV export | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Holds | No | No | 3 at once, 2 days | 20 at once, 7 days |
| Saved views | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Featured listings | No | 3 credits | 1 credit | Yes |
| Unused reveals roll over | No | 1 month | 1 month | No |
| Sync feed | No | No | No | Yes |
| Nothing charged if just registered | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Search, filters and sort | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Full metrics and link history | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Free listings: name and exact counts | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Free gives you 5 reveals a month, Starter 30, Pro 250. Business shows every name, so there are no reveals to count. Your allowance resets on your own signup or plan anniversary, not on the first of the month. On Starter and Pro, unused reveals roll over for up to one month while you stay on the same plan. Exporting a row you haven't opened spends a reveal, because the export contains the name; Business is exempt. Current numbers are on the plans page.
What we don't do
There is no auction and no bidding. We take no position in any domain we list, broker nothing, and don't act for you anywhere. If a listing looks good, you register it yourself. If our estimate turns out to be optimistic, you have lost one reveal.
We also don't claim that a score predicts anything. Agent Citability measures where a domain's links come from. Whether that leads to citations in AI answers is something we are still testing, and the methodology page says which parts are validated and which are an educated guess.
If you used the old site
Your account and sign-in are unchanged. The old dashboard now redirects to your account settings, where the plan, reveal meter and API keys live. Old market URLs redirect to the closest page in the directory.