News & Updates

In the AI Summary block in domain reports, you can now translate the English description to your browser language. Just click the «Translate to [language]» button next to the heading — the text will be translated, and you can restore the original with the «Original» button if needed.

For any domain report with a filled AI description, when the browser language is not English, a translation button is shown. Chrome uses the built-in Translation API (on-device translation); other browsers use a free translation service with no data sent to our servers.

Domains from the GNAME marketplace are now available in the auctions section. The database includes lots from the GNAME auction, plus a dedicated source filter to search for GNAME domains only.

GNAME domains in the auctions section are lots from the Chinese marketplace GNAME (gname.com). GNAME auctions let you bid on premium domains and attractive lots in one place alongside other sources on Karma.

We've added the Website IDs filter in the "Wayback Machine" section, which allows you to find domains owned by the same owner using identifiers from various services.

The system automatically detects IDs from more than 50 services, including Google Analytics (UA-XXXXX, G-XXXXX), Google Tag Manager (GTM-XXXXX), Google Ads, Facebook Pixel, advertising platforms, and other analytics tools.

The filter supports OR logic search — you can specify multiple IDs, and the system will find all domains using any of them. This is especially useful for researching domain portfolios and finding related sites.

We've added Trustpilot data integration to the Karma.Domains platform. You can now filter domains by rating (0-5), number of reviews, and Trustpilot categories.

The data is displayed in the reports table and on a separate tab in the detailed view of each domain.

Filters are also supported by the AI filter for automatically finding domains with good reputation.

Previously we gathered categories from various third-party services (SimilarWeb, Trustpilot, MyWOT, etc.) and showed them in domain reports, which made it hard to build a universal filter by categories and subcategories.

Now we have our own AI categorizer that determines categories based on domain history and content, so it is time for a proper filter.

And we built it :)

Select one or more categories and subcategories, hit "Apply" — and all domains will be filtered by your selections.

Now when you open any domain report, you immediately see an AI-generated concise overview of its entire history—what sites were hosted, how the domain was used, and when and how often its profile changed.

AI also assigns the most relevant category for the domain (for example, “news,” “technology,” “education,” and more). This helps you quickly see whether the domain fits your goals without spending time on manual analysis of its history and topic. Perfect for quickly filtering quality domains in the right category!

Meet the new Backorders section! Now you have the opportunity to select a domain that interests you and pre-order it before the public auction begins.

Closeouts from Dynadot have been added to the domain database, along with a dedicated filter to search for Closeouts only.

Dynadot Closeouts are a list of domains listed after a Dynadot auction ends with no bids placed. For a limited time, these domains are offered at a fixed price that decreases daily until the Closeout period ends.

Fixed pricing on different days:

• Day 1: $30
• Day 2: $15
• Day 3: $5

Please note that the domain renewal fee is not included in this price and is paid separately upon purchase.

For internal purposes of quickly evaluating large numbers of domains, we have developed a new metric called Karma Domain Metric.

This metric is based on analyzing the archiving activity of domain pages in the Wayback Machine. It provides an alternative view on domain quality instead of traditional metrics such as Domain Authority (DA), Domain Rating (DR), Authority Score (AS), Trust Flow (TF) and others that are based on backlink profiles.

By default, the Karma Domain Metric column is hidden in the table. To display it, you need to enable it in the table settings.

The algorithm is based on analyzing the archiving activity of domain pages in the Wayback Machine:

• Mass — the number of unique pages that have been archived in the Wayback Machine.
• Continuity — the duration of domain activity in the Wayback Machine.
• Stability — the stability of domain activity in the Wayback Machine.
• Trend — the trend of domain activity in the Wayback Machine.

Each of these components is evaluated on a 100-point scale, and then the overall Karma Domain Metric is calculated.

We've expanded domain search capabilities! Now you can use four new filters to help you find exactly the domains you need.

Domain Authority (DA) — select domains with the right level of authority. Want to work only with strong domains? Now it's easy!

Anchors — find domains with specific anchor texts. Useful for analyzing backlink profiles and building promotion strategies.

Backlinks — filter domains by the number of incoming links. Quickly assess the popularity and demand of a domain.

Keywords — search for domains that contain words and phrases important to you. Perfect for selecting niche domains for your projects.

All filters are already working and available in the app. Try them right now!

Domain search has become even easier thanks to integration with Karma AI, which allows you to formulate queries in natural language.

Instead of complex filters and settings, you just need to describe what you're looking for, and the system will automatically create a suitable search query.

This feature significantly speeds up the search process and makes it accessible even for users without technical knowledge.

Users can now export data from tables in CSV format with support for up to 1000 records at once.

This feature significantly simplifies working with large volumes of data and allows easy transfer of information to other systems and analytics services.

Export is available for all users and for all types of tables in the system and supports all major data fields.

Closeouts from GoDaddy have been added to the domain database. A separate filter is also available to search for Closeouts only.

GoDaddy Closeouts are special offers for selling domains that have been closed due to expiration. These domains are typically sold at prices below market value through a reverse auction system: a 5-day reverse auction with daily price decreases from $40 to $5.

When you hover over a domain in the table, a tooltip shows the last recorded page title and meta description.

This helps you quickly understand what the site was about before it was deleted — without opening the full report.

A handy feature that lets you copy domains from the table to your clipboard for further analysis in other applications.

A small copy button has appeared in the domain column header of the table.

Thanks to our user for the great idea!

To quickly find domains in the desired language, you can select the language percentage in Wayback Machine. For example, if you are looking for domains in English, you can choose a language percentage of 80–100% in the Wayback Machine history.

This solves the problem when you need to find domains with a predominance of a particular language in the Wayback Machine history.

Meet the new GPT assistant in ChatGPT, developed by Karma.Domains. It makes it very easy to set up search filters using natural language. For example: "Find me expired domains for a French plumbing website."

Just use our handy extension for Chrome-like browsers.

For every website listed in Google, Bing, or DuckDuckGo, a panel appears showing:

• Domain age in years
• Date of the first archived snapshot
• Date of the last snapshot
• Total number of snapshots in Wayback Machine

You can now customize which columns are displayed in the domains table. This helps you focus only on the information that matters to you.

Just set up your filter in any of the service databases, save it, and enable daily updates with new domains matching that filter. Every morning you’ll receive an email with 10 new domains.

You can manage subscriptions for saved filters on the profile page.

Now any filter settings can be saved for quick access in the future. By default, the filter name is generated based on its parameters, but you can rename it as you wish.

A new advanced filter based on SimilarWeb data is available. Filtering is possible not only by the number of visits, but also by country of origin (specifying the percentage of traffic from a specific GEO) and by traffic source — direct, search, paid, etc.

The new Radar section helps you find websites that are less than 12 months old and have more than 300 daily visits.

In other words, it’s a Radar for discovering recently launched websites whose traffic is growing quickly.

An excellent way to discover fresh ideas and niches before your competitors do!

A mini chart of Wayback Machine activity is now displayed for each domain in the table. This helps quickly assess how frequently the domain has been updated throughout its history in Wayback Machine.

A new filter option allows you to specify the first and/or last snapshot date in Wayback Machine. This makes it easier to filter domains that have been active until recently and may retain their authority in search engines.

That’s why we added a quick feedback form. You can ask a question (we’ll reply to your email address), leave feedback, a suggestion, or criticism.

Every day, domains are bought at auctions or re-registered after expiration. Karma.Domains tracks domains in its database that have started a new life with new owners — and when new content appears, it is shown in the new Afterlife section.

We’ve added a set of ready-made filters to speed up your search. Now you can instantly find:

• Domains with backlinks from Wikipedia or major news sites
• Short names (5 characters or fewer)
• Domains with real traffic
• …and much more!

The filters are already available in the app interface.

This is a game changer: any filter you create can now be turned into a personal RSS feed. Stay updated on domains matching your query, delivered straight to your RSS reader.

The RSS feed button has appeared in the app interface next to the save filter button.

Preset lists of top-level domains (TLDs), organized by category. Quickly find domains with the thematic top-level domains you need.

The lists are already available in the "TLD" filter field.