AllZonefiles.io
Platform offering daily domain lists, DNS zone files, and historical domain data, aiming to be the most useful platform for domain and web data. Recently achieved full coverage for five ccTLD zones (.se, .nu, .li, .ee, .ch) with more ccTLDs in progress, and includes continent filtering for ccTLDs, a coverage filter, country flags, and growth charts for every zone.
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AllZonefiles.io
Platform offering daily domain lists, DNS zone files, and historical domain data, aiming to be the most useful platform for domain and web data. Recently achieved full coverage for five ccTLD zones (.se, .nu, .li, .ee, .ch) with more ccTLDs in progress, and includes continent filtering for ccTLDs, a coverage filter, country flags, and growth charts for every zone.
Audience: Projects needing domain lists for cybersecurity, brand monitoring, SEO, internet research, and expired-domain hunting
Posted by @iryndin · Original comment ↗
“I’m building AllZonefiles.io for the past two years - daily domain lists, zone files, and historical domain data. Trying to make it the most useful platform for domain and web data.”
All Zone Files
This service offers bulk domain name datasets for instant download, covering 383 million registered domain names across 1,582 domain zones. Data is updated daily with historical snapshots available, along with daily lists of newly registered and removed/expired domains. Intended uses include marketing, lead gen, SEO, domain research and investing, and data enrichment.
Problem: Obtaining bulk domain name data normally involves submitting application forms and waiting for approvals; this service makes datasets available for instant, hassle-free download.
Posted by @iryndin · Original comment ↗
“https://allzonefiles.io Bulk domain name datasets available for instant download, hassle-free (without submitting any application forms, waiting for approvals, etc, etc). 383M registered domain names across 1582 domain zones.”