Permanently Closed Marketplace Sales Thread

[futurestunner]

Graphics and tool looks interesting so far.
I'm interested in review copy, if its available,

 

[nikita12]

Just started using it. Seems such a great tool but I have noticed some issues there. When they have been fixed, I am sure it will rock the market. Here they are:

1- The blue arrow. Which brings the search page. It was so annoying to find it. I had to ask help desk to find it. IMHO It must be removed ASAP and should be replaced with a clean SEARCH tab.

2- The data brought after searches needs a double check. I have sorted the domains according to DA and almost all of the first results shown as "expired" actually were not. So this seeems a misleading information. Yes they may be in auction or in some other process but I would like to see the expired domians that I can buy.

The bottom line, it will help IM people a lot in many ways.

Thanks for the review and the awesome feedback. We have made the changes based on your feedback.
1. The search label has been added.
2. We have removed the GoDaddy auction domains from the Expired section. They now only show up in the Expiring section.

Review copy still available?

PMed you

Graphics and tool looks interesting so far.
I'm interested in review copy, if its available,

PMed you

 

[Duffers5000]

Just spend half an hour playing with it. Looks really good so far, lots of metrics to hand and some great additional features. Ill update my review when I learn how to use it correctly but so far this looks like a big time saver.

 

[aka sam]

I have used them to put up my last blog network. And I dont have any doubt they are are one of the great source for good domains. Go with them!

 

[sara evans]

i would like to test beta version. any discount?

 

[shailzrocks]

I started using this tool just 10 mins ago, and I got 5 great domains to buy right way.

I can call myself a pro in buying domains with great metrics, for that I use to use experireddomains, RC etc. As most of you know how time consuming the process can get. But with DOMCOP, your life cannot get any easier when it comes to buying domains.

They also have pre built search metrics (saving time), penalized domain warning, pretty much everything under 1 service. Along with export capability you can run those domains through your trusted tools for more transparency.

The service needs some tweaks as stated above by other members and I believe OP will sort that out real soon.

Good Luck!

 

[cyber.surfer]

Just registered.
Loved the user interface. Quite friendly and eye-soothing. A lot of metrics to choose from. Nice to see some pre-build search parameters like domains for PBN network.
Here are some minor suggestions/issues though:
1)Search box:Instead of pre-filled "enter domain name" use "enter keyword".
2)A home page and back button should be there on each page.
3)Tooltip when pointed to "copy xyz.com to clipboard" disappears very fast.
4)Should add availability/domain status option when the result appears using the search box.

Its a good service over all and gonna help lot of us in grabbing some good domain.

 

[ZennoBlaster]

Just signed up to DomCop.

Aesthetically, a lot of thought has gone into designing the interface. Nice clean layout, and isn't cluttered. Hope it stays this way!

Now for the meat!

You get all the usual metrics from the usual suspects: Moz, Majestic, Alexa, etc. It's all there, the age, trust factors, and PR, plus alot more.

I liked all of the icons below the actual domain name. There's a handy link to the Wayback Machine (to check if a spammer/seo merchant got their hands on it!), also a link to ScreenShots.com. There's also a neat icon that alerts you to a possible Google penalty, and if there's any BLs from edu gov sites.

One advice I'd give, although not really crucial, is to maybe add Ahrefs API for private users (like myself) - but you can export the results, anyway. But saying that, the services already utilized are enough to get you on your way.

Anyway, I managed to purchase a solid PR4 domain, with BLs from authoritative sites (GoodReads, etc), for a few quid!

I will def be using DomCom's services, and hope to bank with some more domains.

 

[nikita12]

Just registered.
Loved the user interface. Quite friendly and eye-soothing. A lot of metrics to choose from. Nice to see some pre-build search parameters like domains for PBN network.
Here are some minor suggestions/issues though:
1)Search box:Instead of pre-filled "enter domain name" use "enter keyword".
2)A home page and back button should be there on each page.
3)Tooltip when pointed to "copy xyz.com to clipboard" disappears very fast.
4)Should add availability/domain status option when the result appears using the search box.

Its a good service over all and gonna help lot of us in grabbing some good domain.

Thanks for the good review. Regarding your suggestions, we have made the changes (apart from #3)

Just signed up to DomCop.

Aesthetically, a lot of thought has gone into designing the interface. Nice clean layout, and isn't cluttered. Hope it stays this way!

Now for the meat!

You get all the usual metrics from the usual suspects: Moz, Majestic, Alexa, etc. It's all there, the age, trust factors, and PR, plus alot more.

I liked all of the icons below the actual domain name. There's a handy link to the Wayback Machine (to check if a spammer/seo merchant got their hands on it!), also a link to ScreenShots.com. There's also a neat icon that alerts you to a possible Google penalty, and if there's any BLs from edu gov sites.

One advice I'd give, although not really crucial, is to maybe add Ahrefs API for private users (like myself) - but you can export the results, anyway. But saying that, the services already utilized are enough to get you on your way.

Anyway, I managed to purchase a solid PR4 domain, with BLs from authoritative sites (GoodReads, etc), for a few quid!

I will def be using DomCom's services, and hope to bank with some more domains.

Thank you for the good review. We will look at integrating the Ahrefs API into our system

 

[bigballin6161]

I want to try this! PM me please OP!

 

[Resolution10]

I've been using DomCop for the last 3-4 months now. One of the better tools out there, couldn't really ask for more. Snapped tons of quality domains during that time. Highly recommended.

 

[bigballin6161]

I just signed up and have been playing around with it. This tool is awesome! It is very easy to use and has all of the metrics that I am looking for. Im gonna make my PBN using this tool exclusively to find them. Anyone who is looking to build their own network needs to check this out! Great job OP!

 

[dandan594594]

I sign up this morning and having been filtering out some real gems. Top service at any price!

 

[netdealer]

I was able to use this service some time ago, and I can say that it is by far one of the very best expired domain I have tried. Nikita has clearly put a lot of work and effort in to making sure that the domain metrics / stats and info we see is on the money! You can really dig deep and find out as much as possible about each and every expired domain to make sure that when you do purchase it, you end up with a quality domain name that will help in your online marketing efforts!

I would personally recommend it!

 

[JasonS]

Testing it right now, also is there any affiliate program and discount coupon to offer it to my site visitors?

 

[Liaata]

Okay here is my review for DomCop:

I am buying a lot of domains for my PBNs and looking for domains is a daily routine for me.
DomCop really made my life easier and I am very happy about it.
Especially when looking at metrics it offers everything you need.
However, there are a few small things that need improvement.
At least for me the domain pricing doesn't show up.
I'd like to filter domains that cost 4 digits or more.

In total this is the best domain tool out there!

 

[nikita12]

Testing it right now, also is there any affiliate program and discount coupon to offer it to my site visitors?

Unfortunately we do not have an affiliate program at the moment. We do hope to have one soon. Will let you know when we do.

Okay here is my review for DomCop:

I am buying a lot of domains for my PBNs and looking for domains is a daily routine for me.
DomCop really made my life easier and I am very happy about it.
Especially when looking at metrics it offers everything you need.
However, there are a few small things that need improvement.
At least for me the domain pricing doesn't show up.
I'd like to filter domains that cost 4 digits or more.

In total this is the best domain tool out there!

Thanks for pointing out the issue with the domain price in the Expired and Archived sections. We fixed this.

 

[Execute]

Recently signed up to DomCop, very impressed with the features I have seen so far. The system currently lets you filter through over 1.7 million domains with many different filters, I have a few subscriptions to other similar services and let me tell you, this is all you need to make a high quality PBN. I have already found 6 domains that are extremely good quality that I will be being added to my PBN or I may even flip them and also hundreds of other possibilities.

It is clear that a lot of effort has been put into creating this tool as well as alot of behind the scenes knowledge to know which filters to include. Definitely recommend this service to all looking to find domains!

 

[Wilson Grant Fisk]

Review

OK, I have been testing this for a day or so and have to say it is great tool.
I have found similar tools don't have all the information I want or they are overly complicated.
This tool has all the relevant information at hand and is easily searchable.
If you are looking for Domains then this tool WILL help speed up the process and help you find a Bargain.
I will update my review when I have made a few purchases.


Before you get started using it, I would suggest reading the following:
https://www.domcop.com/get-started
https://www.domcop.com/faq
https://www.domcop.com/how-to

Good Luck OP, I am sure this thread will be a great success.

 

[Faith]

Review:

I've been using this for 3 days now and this is the GEM!
If you're in to looking for high PR/DA/PA domains, this will speed up the process greatly.
You'll just have to set the parameters for searching and you're good to go.
Just got 2 good domains with .gov links
You may have to pay $69 for some domain but there are domains getting expried everyday which you can wait for, and build up your private blog network or your 301 redirect empire.

What I am worried is if there would be a lot of users, then the competition for getting good domains from domcop will increase.

Overall, It's really great. I hope to enjoy this service more in the future.