Newly Registered .com Domains with SI: The Other Side of the Super Intelligence Wave
Trump's Super Intelligence push reached .com too. How did SI find its way into newly registered .com names, and where did those names go?
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Newly Registered .si Domains: Following the Super Intelligence Wave
Trump's Super Intelligence push set off a rush on .si. What kept newly registered .si domains climbing, and what kind of names did the rush...
The Super Intelligence Domain Registration Wave
Trump's four-day renaming of AI set off a wave of newly registered domains: the poll terms, superintelligence on speech day, and .si, the ex...
Use DomainKits MCP to Let AI Analyze Newly Registered .app Domains
Let an AI assistant analyze newly registered .app domains with DomainKits MCP: the 180-day trend, the 60-day count, the .com baseline and th...
Newly Registered Domains After Jev: What Followed the Launch News
Domain data on newly registered domains after Jev's launch: new registrations, Google Trends, nameservers, a $50,000 listing and an early we...
Cloudflare Newly Registered Domains: Registrar Growth and DNS Use
A 50-day analysis of Cloudflare in newly registered domains: registrar volume rose 10.6% between the halves, while DNS use followed differen...
Expired Domain Search: More Than 10 Million Names Before They Drop
More than 10 million expired, redemption and pending-delete names, and the filters that cut them down to the ones worth your time.
.app and .dev Growth: A Window into AI-Era Entrepreneurship
In one year, .app grew 84.7%, .dev 47.2% and .net 0.8%. What recent registrations suggest about AI-enabled projects, individual entrepreneur...
What Happened to 459 .lol Domains After the Outbid Wave
We tracked 459 newly registered .lol domains through a registration spike and re-checked the cohort on September 3, 13 days after the peak.