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To export data you need to first search for it. In the filter box there is a button called "Export". Click on this button to export the data in view.
Setting up the export
You can choose from the following CSV file types
- - Comma Separated
- - Tab Separated
- - Semi Colon Separated
You can also choose what type of data to export from the following
- - Include Domain Data - This includes Domain Source, No of Bids, Domain Price, Domain Age, Domain Name Length and whether the domain has dashes and/or digits
- - Include Moz Data - This includes the Domain Authority, Page Authority, Spam Score, Total juice passing back links and total back links
- - Include SEMrush Data - This includes SEMrush Rank, Total Keywords the domain ranks for, The total monthly traffic to domain, the cost of the total monthly traffic
- - Include Majestic Data - This includes total back links, total unique ref domains, total unique ref Ips, total unique ref Subnets, total EDU domains, total EDU links, total Gov domains, total Gov links, Citation Flow, Trust Flow and total pages indexed
If you do not want to export any of these categories of data you can de-select it.
If you want the download link to be sent to your email, click on "Send by Email". This will send a link to download the exported file to your registered email address. If you want to only download the file from the website, click on "Download". Once done, the page will show the export as being queued. The page will refresh every 15 seconds till the export is ready for download.
Click Download File to download your exported file

You can see a list of all your exported files by clicking the "My Exports" link at the top of the website. You can either download the file or download a zipped (compressed) version of the file. The zipped version will be much smaller in size and will download much more quickly.
To conserve server space, we only save the exported files for one month from their date of export. Therefore, please download the files within that time and save it to your computer or cloud storage.
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