Download daily lists of expired domains

What is included in an expired domain list?

Each download is a gzip-compressed plain-text file (.txt.gz) containing one domain name per line. The date, record count, and compressed file size are shown with each available download.

Use this dataset to identify domains that disappeared from the collected data. It does not provide a guarantee of registration expiration, availability to buy, backlink quality, traffic, or domain value.

Coverage depends on the available zones and source data. Browse all domain lists, gTLD coverage, or country-code coverage to investigate individual namespaces.

Expired, removed, and available domains

Expired refers to registration expiration. Removed describes a domain no longer appearing in observed data. Available means it can currently be registered. These are different states.

Treat this list as a starting point for investigation. Check current registration status with a registrar before attempting to acquire a domain.

For a complete list of domains present on a past date, use historical domain snapshots. To track additions, use new domain lists.

Automate expired domain downloads

Use the API to download the latest list into your research pipeline. Set ALLZF_API_TOKEN to your own API token before running the command. Your account must have download access.

After downloading, decompress the file or stream it with a gzip reader. See the API documentation for authentication, historical downloads, and supported endpoints.

curl --fail --location \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer ${ALLZF_API_TOKEN}" \
  -o expired.txt.gz \
  https://allzonefiles.io/api/v1/expired/dl

The file contains domain names, one per line; registration-status checks are a separate step.