Domain Hunter Gatherer vs DomCop

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Which one is better when searching for deleted domains with autorithy and why?

Just by perfomance,don't look price.
 
Prefer PBN Lab, it's a monthly cost but I think so far it's my favorite. I tried DHG when it first came out, it's okay but PBN Lab imo is better, web based, and way more expensive though. I've found many great metric domains using PBN Lab compared to other tools.
 
DHG, but honestly at this point I prefer to buy domains.

Not the $10 crap tho.

Scraping for domains takes a lot of time and its a very tedious task, will save you money tho.
 
Personally I prefer DHG, but because I use it for all its tools (Scraping Web 2.0s is a breeze with it).

It is not the best for scraping domains, but it does a good job and has a lot of search options plus great support.

Personally I got copies of it for VAs to use so I am a bit biased with the price point as that is one of the reasons I prefer it. But I used to use it for personal use before getting it for VAs.
 
only used dhg but I like it, find 5-10 of the standard 10-20$ domains per day, once every few days a special one pops up. Registered one tonight with 25 tf,30 da and like 70 referring domains. Old trade union site so clean as fuk backlinks.
Will give pbnlab a go soon, not that much more expensive when you consider not needing proxies or vps
 
only used dhg but I like it, find 5-10 of the standard 10-20$ domains per day, once every few days a special one pops up. Registered one tonight with 25 tf,30 da and like 70 referring domains. Old trade union site so clean as fuk backlinks.
Will give pbnlab a go soon, not that much more expensive when you consider not needing proxies or vps

Do you use proxies and vps for it?
 
Do you use proxies and vps for it?

Yeah only have 10 private proxies but will try more soon. To be honest I canceled mine a few weeks ago as I don't really need that many domains and agree with asap saying its easier to buy them. Signed up again, with their blackfriday deal its worthwhile for me again
 
Just gonna put in my 2 cents here, DHG is definitely a much faster option than PBN Labs, the control and speed you get from DHG will far surpass that of PBN Labs and it will be cheaper and include Moz and Majestic stats "right out of the box". Just because you have all of the control of a local software with DHG does not mean that DHG is at all complicated, one of the main selling points of all of my software is it's incredible user friendliness.

I am also currently running a Black Friday offer to get 4 months for the price of 2 so at 50% off the usually great price it is a steal.

As for DHG vs domcop they really are very different tools, if you just want to look at a DB of domains that everyone else is sifting through then domcop is for you but if you want to find domains in any niche or with links from any website then you will want DHG. I can't really fault what domcop are doing but it is a very different service to what DHG offers.
 
Just gonna put in my 2 cents here, DHG is definitely a much faster option than PBN Labs, the control and speed you get from DHG will far surpass that of PBN Labs and it will be cheaper and include Moz and Majestic stats "right out of the box". Just because you have all of the control of a local software with DHG does not mean that DHG is at all complicated, one of the main selling points of all of my software is it's incredible user friendliness.

I am also currently running a Black Friday offer to get 4 months for the price of 2 so at 50% off the usually great price it is a steal.

As for DHG vs domcop they really are very different tools, if you just want to look at a DB of domains that everyone else is sifting through then domcop is for you but if you want to find domains in any niche or with links from any website then you will want DHG. I can't really fault what domcop are doing but it is a very different service to what DHG offers.

Bought DHG. Now vps and proxies. How manz proxies do you recommend?
 
Bought DHG. Now vps and proxies. How manz proxies do you recommend?

Great stuff, I'm sure you at going to enjoy using it.

Really it depends on what you are planning to do with it. If you are going to do lots of searching then I would say 10is minimum whereas if you are scraping websites 10is likely to be plenty.
 
I also believe DHG is better guys. For those who want a preview of the software in action, I have written an in-depth tutorial and review article of Domain Hunter Gatherer - both Web 2.0 scraping and expired domains scraping.

*self promotion removed*

Regards!
 
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Prefer PBN Lab, it's a monthly cost but I think so far it's my favorite. I tried DHG when it first came out, it's okay but PBN Lab imo is better, web based, and way more expensive though. I've found many great metric domains using PBN Lab compared to other tools.

I would think that they both would work in a similar fashion. What about the way PBNLab searches for domains would give it better results than DHG running on a decent VPS with around 30 proxies?
 
Hi buddies,
We have used DHG once it sounds good. So I suggest you to use DHG...
 
Great stuff, I'm sure you at going to enjoy using it.

Really it depends on what you are planning to do with it. If you are going to do lots of searching then I would say 10is minimum whereas if you are scraping websites 10is likely to be plenty.
Hello,
This is regarding DHG. I would like to sell the expired domains I find. Do you advise a plugin that I can use with Wordpress to show the scraped domains metrics without reveling the domain? Thanks
 
I also believe DHG is better guys. For those who want a preview of the software in action, I have written an in-depth tutorial and review article of Domain Hunter Gatherer - both Web 2.0 scraping and expired domains scraping.

*self promotion removed*

Regards!
Thanks for the share, I will definitely look into it. Since a lot of peoples here recommend DHG, might as well give it a try. Well several days trial should be enough for knowing the tool.
 
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