SpamZilla - Search Millions of Domains with Ahrefs, Majestic, Moz, SEMRush & SpamZilla Data!

javabro said:
I was offered a review copy of 1 month to test out the service. I'll keep it short.

Pros
The best feature of this service if you ask me is AHREF states. Why no one else is doing that? Ahrefs RD is something I look in every domain.

You know what's even better? I can add a keyword. List around 1000 domains with AHREF RD in descending order and download the list of all 1000 domain with all the metrics.

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Cons
Only a few TLDs are supported

Suggestions.
If you can create a mechanism to filter out spam domains, it would be great. Like check web-archive history automatically and remove if history contains japanese crap. I know this is doable. I've created a script that does this for my personal use. You've figured out ahrefs. I am sure it is nothing for you to add such a feature.
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I played around more with the tool after posting this review. They've already had the feature I suggested hidden.
And I gotta say, this is the best tool there is for expired domains. I plan on keeping the subscription. Send me the coupon as well.
 
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Start Earning said:
I've received credits for the review.

Like @ThatSEO in his detailed review above (Kudos!) I've been really very positively surprised about the mountains of information spamzilla makes available. I couldn't think of a single data point that hasn't been taken into account. Yet with all this information, it's surprisingly easy to use the system, filter the millions of domains down, sort them and dive in for a closer look.

Every internet marketer has their favourite metrics (Ahrefs, Majestic, Moz or Semrush), and Spamzilla offers them all and comfortably links to these tools (so you can directly jump to the right page in say Ahref and get the full information if you have an account there). As for me, I prefer to use MOZ authority data, Ahref backlink data and Majestic's topics and link language indicators.
Best of all worlds...

But where Spamzilla really gets into a league of its own is with data about domain history:
- sortable and filter-able columns of how many pages are still indexed with Google, a host of history-related potential abuse indicators (how often dropped, how often parked, redirects, owner changes)
- and with the incredibly useful drill down options: see what keywords it still ranks for at Google, see web.archive.org thumbnails, backlinks and link history (without having to jump to Ahrefs)

You can see when a domain expires, where it's auctioned and the price, and again, can jump directly to the right sales page to bid on it.

The only weakness I've seen is that it still is rather english-focussed on TLDs, but I'm assured that other major country TLDs will be added in a few weeks.

Overall - if you're planning to buy expired domains, you won't be able to find anything that comes close to Spamzilla, at a price far below that of the competitive service, which used to own that market.
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Appreciate your time to review our service. We have 40+ ccTLDs being added to the database ;)



Arijitrusk said:
Can you plz pm me the discount code
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Please check your PM, I've just sent you our latest discount code via PM.
 
As other users have mentioned, when is it planned to have access to other TLDs?
 
Frogserv said:
As other users have mentioned, when is it planned to have access to other TLDs?
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This is the main thing we're working on at the moment. We are hoping to have 40+ ccTLDs added soon, should be early Feb all going well.

This isn't an easy task, as we want our data to be accurate, which means you need the ability to bulk check their availability. We have our own in house WHOIS scanner which we're updating, which is time consuming as every TLD has a different configuration. We're also building a database of 300+million domains both gTLD and ccTLD.

On top of having ccTLD's in our database, we're also releasing a domain availability tool for our users which will work with 50+ TLD's.
 
Can this software also find tumbler sites? Is there any trial accounts? If not send me the best coupons I can use. Thank you
 
Seo Cored said:
Can this software also find tumbler sites? Is there any trial accounts? If not send me the best coupons I can use. Thank you
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Sorry this isn't a web 2.0 crawler if that's what you mean. This is for search for expired domains for you pbn and easily reviewing their data for quality / spam.
 
trcarneiro said:
have .com.br? Have trial of full software? Send me natal discount please!
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Discount code sent, please check PM. We are in the middle of adding ccTLDs to our database and .com.br will be included. This should be completed in Feb. You can create a free account for SpamZilla and play around with the User Interface, though you can only see 25 domains.

Natacha said:
Hello,
Discount is available?
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Discount code sent, please check your PM.
 
Would love to give this a try. Please PM me the discount code. Appreciate it.
 
@drstew is there a way you can get alerts emailed to you when a domain moves into expired status? I find that any domain that's really valuable that is "expired" is taken. I would like to get ahead of this as much as possible to try and scoop those domains up.
 
exodusms said:
@drstew is there a way you can get alerts emailed to you when a domain moves into expired status? I find that any domain that's really valuable that is "expired" is taken. I would like to get ahead of this as much as possible to try and scoop those domains up.
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Great Question!

Firstly I'll just mention the domain lifecycle, which goes from the Pending Delete lists and if no one places back orders on the domain while in Pending Delete (or if the original owner doesn't renew) then the domain will fall into the fully expired status (meaning its free for anyone to register anywhere).

Inside SpamZilla, if you use the filters to select Pending Delete as the source, you will see the Expires column shown on the right side of my screenshot below. This is the time when the daily drop cycle begins, you can check out this URL to see the exact time a domain drops http://www.dnmeter.com/. But the times on dnmeter.com is when the large drop catching services (e.g. NameCheap, DropCatch) will hammer

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SEO Masters said:
Can you send me the discount code? Thank you!
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Thank you for your interest. Please check your PM, I've just sent you a discount code.
 
A Little Review.

Tl;Dr - if anyone, who is in domain hunting or anyone who uses 301 redirects to rank, MUST use this tool. It's amazing, there are so many featured and filters to find all the domains you need + Ahrefs, Majestics and Moz data right in the table!!! There is no doubt this tool is 10x more valuable per month than 30$.

You can filter out spammed domains, you can catch a good deleted domain right after it was deleted and filter out by keywords. Bulk checking and many more features. I can' t even think if there is anything like this out there in the wild internet.

Great service, 10/10.
 
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