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Buy PBN Domains - Expired Domains for Private Blog Networks (PBN)

Domain	Age yrs	Ahrefs DR	Moz DA	Moz PA	Maj CF	Maj TF	Ahrefs Dom	Moz Dom	Maj Dom	Page Rank	SEM Traf	Expiring InExp
comfy.su	9	-	9.00	11.00	8	17	-	17	5	0	-	48m
maxvisionbg.com	18	-	10.00	16.00	9	20	-	33	12	1	-	48m
plane-values.com	27	-	17.00	29.00	13	23	-	88	35	3	-	48m
relojereplicas.com	6	-	27.00	43.00	19	18	-	718	141	3	-	48m
wvbhad.org	7	-	10.00	19.00	15	16	-	24	7	3	-	48m
rolexeconomico.com	5	-	25.00	43.00	20	20	-	655	158	3	-	48m
hominidviews.com	20	-	31.00	30.00	20	20	-	312	188	3	-	48m
tropicalkayaktours.com	25	-	16.00	24.00	11	21	-	57	13	2	-	59m
hotelfeldberg.it	23	-	23.00	27.00	11	21	-	71	18	2	-	1h 18m
chiesacristiana.info	19	-	26.00	29.00	9	20	-	147	15	5	-	1h 19m

Domain list showing all domains that have TF > 15, TF/CF ratio > 0.8 and Indexed by Google

The domain table shows expired domains that have Trust Flow of 15+, A TF/CF ratio > 0.8, are indexed by Google and are available for under $300. This is the search metric used by most SEOs who have created their own Private Blog Networks (PBN).

Apart from Trust Flow (TF), many SEOs also look at the Moz Domain Authority (DA). However, at the end of the day it is the link equity that a PBN domain has that matters the most. Make sure to follow the steps below before you buy a domain for your PBN

1. Check domain backlinks. Look through the backlinks that the domain has from Majestic and Moz. You are looking for authoritative linking domains in the same industry as the expired domain and you are also looking for spammy sites.

2. Look at the Anchor text diversity. If you find any spammy keywords or foreign keywords in the anchor text, the domain could have been spammed in the past.

3. Check the website history by looking at the Wayback Archive and Screenshots.com. If the last website looks spammy, you want to avoid the domain.

I've tried a number of expired domain finding tools and services but the support from DomCop is second to none. It's in my top two of tools to use, and the best I've used for crawling.

Glen Allsopp, Gaps.com
United States