Expired Domain Scraper for expireddomains.net This Apify Actor allows you to easily scrape recently expired or deleted domains from the popular platform expireddomains.net. It is a powerful tool for SEO experts, domain investors, or anyone looking for valuable, aged domains for new projects. The Actor securely logs in with your credentials, applies your desired filters, and saves the found domains directly to the Apify dataset. ## ✨ Features - 🔐 Secure Login: Uses your personal expireddomains.net credentials. Your password is treated as a secret and is never displayed publicly. - 🔍 Powerful Filtering: Filter results by TLD, availability (Whois), DMOZ listing, and the time the domain was last seen. - 📈 Combined Endpoint: If you don't specify a TLD, the Actor automatically uses the "Combined Expired Domains" list to get a broader selection of domains. - ⚙️ Flexible Configuration: Control the maximum number of domains to collect and the wait time between requests. - 💾 Easy Export: The results are saved cleanly in the Apify dataset and can be exported as JSON, CSV, Excel, and other formats. ## 🚀 Setup and Configuration To use this Actor, you need a valid account on expireddomains.net. Enter the following fields in the Input tab: ### Input Configuration - username: (Required) Your username for expireddomains.net. - password: (Required) Your password. This is securely stored as a secret value. - tld: The Top-Level Domain (e.g., de, com, net) you want to scrape. - ⭐ Special Feature: If you leave this field empty, the Actor will scrape the general "Combined Expired Domains" list instead. - max_domains: The maximum number of domains to collect in total. (Default: 1000) - flast: The time filter for when the domain was last seen (e.g., 24 for 24 hours, 48 for 48 hours, 30d for 30 days). (Default: 24) - sleep: The wait time in seconds between fetching pages to avoid overloading the website. (Default: 3) - fdmoz: Filter by DMOZ listing. - 0 = All domains (Default) - 1 = Only domains that were listed in the DMOZ directory. - fwhois: Filter by availability. - 22 = Only available domains (Default) - 0 = All domains (including already registered ones) ## 📊 Output Example The found domains are saved in the dataset. Each result is an object with a single key, domain. Example JSON Output: ```json [ { "domain": "example-domain.de" }, { "domain": "another-domain.com" }, { "domain": "top-project.net" } ]