Domain Archive — All Categories

Government domains that lapsed registration in 2026, many with significant backlink profiles from .gov and .edu referring domains.

Federal and state government domains expired in 2025, often retaining high domain authority from institutional backlinks.

Former .edu domains from dissolved or merged educational institutions, carrying legacy academic backlink profiles.

Dropped domains from financial services companies including banks, credit unions, and fintech startups.

Former healthcare and medical information portals with YMYL-adjacent backlink profiles from authoritative health organizations.

Domains exhibiting private blog network characteristics: shared hosting IPs, identical WHOIS patterns, reciprocal linking clusters.

Domains flagged with elevated spam scores (>30) from Moz, indicating potential manipulation or toxic backlink profiles.

Former news outlets and media properties that ceased operations, often carrying editorial backlinks from major publications.

Charitable and nonprofit organization domains that lapsed in 2025, many with .org TLD authority.

Domains from defunct technology startups, often with backlinks from TechCrunch, ProductHunt, and HackerNews.

International government domains that lapsed registration across various ccTLDs with cross-border backlink profiles.

Former law firm and legal resource domains carrying authoritative backlinks from court systems and bar associations.

Non-.edu educational resource domains including online course platforms, tutoring services, and study guides.

Online retail and e-commerce domains dropped in 2026, many with product review and comparison backlink profiles.

Domains from utility companies, ISPs, and infrastructure providers with institutional-quality backlink profiles.