Good domain dropcatching software ?

[Genius]

I wonder do you know any good domain dropcatching software, so i can try to catch pending delete domains ?

 

[Helmuts]

.. will leave a comment to get notifications on comments. also curious..

 

[Biggie]

Hi

software alone won't do the job,
you'll need a ton of registrars to beat the big dogs

imo...

 

[Genius]

Hi

software alone won't do the job,
you'll need a ton of registrars to beat the big dogs

imo...

We can use existing registrars like enom, NS, moniker... 10 years ago we had peoples who sold fair software i catched some interesting domains in the past. With current technology advance i am shure someone will know software to catch domain and give us 5% chance against big dogs.
Anyone know good software who can fairly work in good home workstation with high speed ???

 

[Helmuts]

We can use existing registrars like enom, NS, moniker... 10 years ago we had peoples who sold fair software i catched some interesting domains in the past. With current technology advance i am shure someone will know software to catch domain and give us 5% chance against big dogs.
Anyone know good software who can fairly work in good home workstation with high speed ???

Hi, I am also interested in what will be suggested here. Still, Biggie meant something else > it seems that today you need to have lots of accredited registrars (their dropcatching allowances) to sucesfully participate in this game.

>> To increase your chances of successfully capturing a desired domain, using multiple accredited registrars with dropcatching capabilities is a common strategy.

 

[Helmuts]

.. in the Domain Summit we will have NicSell as exhibitors > they are huge in German dropcatching market, also compete in .com and plan to try re-entering the UK market (super competitive). Let me know if you wish to have a Pass to attend the Summit - can get you one.

.. I think NicSell have around 280k domains.

Then, we also will have Kalin from seo.domains who also are very strong in this game.. I think they have 300k names.

.. you definetelly need personal connections in the industry that they will share their experience (very competitive).

 

[joahanmusa]

There aren't many standalone dropcatching software options these days, Genius. Most registrars offer backorder services that are pretty effective. Check with your registrar to see what they offer.

 

[keysome]

Domains are caught in "one billion'th of a second", they say... Truly hard work!

 

[Viratsh24]

You can prevent the public from having access to expired or soon-to-expire domain names by locating good domain dropcatching software. These are a few reliable choices:

1. DropCatch Features: Automated domain registration, real-time monitoring, and high success rate.
Advantages: Offers a range of price plans and is renowned for capturing in-demand domains.
DropCatch's website
2. NameJet features include backordering services, extensive domain search, and auctions for expired domains.
Advantages: A strong auction platform and a large selection of domains.
URL: NameJet
3. SnapNames features include an extensive domain inventory, powerful search options, and backordering and auction services.
Advantages: Robust auction system and extensive domain database.
URL: SnapNames
4. LostDomains.com
Features include a large database, backordering options, and the ability to search and filter expired domains.
Positives: Easy to use interface; free access to a big list of expired domains.