ExpiredFeed
ExpiredFeed publishes daily lists of deleted, pending-delete and newly registered domains, aimed at domain investors, SEOs and developers. When the daily import stalls, a red banner on the homepage says so rather than quietly serving a stale list as today's.
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The page is built like a terminal readout: monospaced all-caps labels, a black ticker of just-dropped domains scrolling beneath the nav, and a boxed countdown clocking the next zone drop to the second. A heavy condensed headline splits black and blue across two lines, and that one blue is the only accent in the whole layout, carried down into the domain links and the little score bars in the table. Latest additions arrive as ten narrow columns of score, SEO, length, hyphens and digits, packed tight the way people who actually scan drop lists want them.
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