DomainIntel

Product update

What's new on DomainIntel

We're moving past being "another WHOIS site." Here's what shipped to make DomainIntel a useful product for researchers, founders, and security teams.

  1. Trending split into pages — 20 per list

    May 2026

    Top-ranked and most-viewed lists on /trending are now paginated 20 per page (with prev/next), so you can scroll deeper into the index without a wall of 100 rows.

  2. Newly indexed has its own home

    May 2026

    Domains DomainIntel first crawled this month moved out of /trending and into a dedicated /newly-indexed page, with monthly archives at /newly-indexed/YYYY-MM. Linked from the homepage, footer, and sitemap.

  3. Most viewed on DomainIntel

    May 2026

    We now publish anonymous page-view counts so you can see which domains other researchers are looking at this month — feeds straight into trending.

  4. Newly registered archives

    May 2026

    Browse domains by RDAP registration month at /registered/YYYY-MM. 12 months of history are exposed in the sitemap for fresh discovery.

  5. Homepage rebuild — Stripe/Linear feel

    May 2026

    Tighter hero, inline search with example pills, a focused 'Browse the index' grid, three value props, and a cleaner public-API block. JSON-LD with Organization, WebSite SearchAction, WebApplication, and FAQ.

  6. Dedicated homepage sitemap

    May 2026

    All primary entry points (trending, newly indexed, expiring, bulk, watchlist, features, API) now ship in /api/sitemaps/home.xml at high priority for faster Google discovery.

  7. Sitemap is now high-signal only

    Instead of dumping 10M URLs, we publish only domains with active DNS (A or MX records). This keeps the index lean (~50–200k strong URLs) so crawlers spend their budget on pages that actually deliver value.

  8. 5 aggregation page types — your traffic engine

    We rolled out registrar leaderboards, TLD intelligence, ASN/hosting reports, nameserver clusters, and expiring/dropped-domain lists. Each is a real landing page with unique content and structured data.

  9. Unique value layer on every domain page

    Every domain now ships with infrastructure neighbors — "domains on the same IP", "same hosting (ASN)", and "same nameserver" — plus DNS, SSL, HTTP headers, email security, Wayback timeline, and an AI summary. No more WHOIS-mirror pages.

  10. Free public API + watchlist alerts

    Use our public API to pull domain intelligence into your own tools, and add domains to a watchlist to get notified when registrar, nameservers, or ownership change.

  11. Monthly data reports

    We publish one original data report per month — registrar shifts, TLD trends, hosting moves, expiring waves — so the data on this site is also a story worth linking to.

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