News & Updates

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.

Just a few new filters that make it much easier to find the best expired domains.

• Added a filter in Wayback Machine to select domains with Asian characters in content or without them.
• Added a filter in Wayback Machine to select domains with 301/302 redirects or without them.
• Added a filter in Wayback Machine to select domains with 403 errors (WM bot blocked) or without them.
• Domain length filter for easy search of short domains.
• Correct display of IDN domains (with non-Latin characters).

The filters are already available in the app interface.

Two years of development and testing are finally over. We have launched Karma.Domains and are ready to start working on new features and improvements. Thanks to Cursor AI and ChatGPT for helping with development :)