Twenty prompts for DomCop in Claude and ChatGPT

Copy one, change the numbers, ask. The assistant turns each into a DomCop search.

These prompts assume the DomCop connector is added, which takes two minutes: how to add DomCop to Claude or ChatGPT. Without a DomCop account each search answers with the first 25 names of the live list, every metric included. With an account and a plan, the assistant works with the full lists and with your watchlist, saved searches and exports.

  1. "Find .com domains ending in the next 24 hours with Trust Flow over 20 and Spam Score under 10." Auction and drop names, the two metrics most members start with.
  2. "Which .io names are dropping this week? Sort by Domain Rating." A short extension list and a sort on one metric.
  3. "Show me GoDaddy closeout domains about coffee with at least 50 referring domains." A marketplace, a keyword and a link metric.
  4. "List aged .org domains, 15 years or older, with Domain Authority over 25." Age comes from the first Wayback Machine snapshot.
  5. "Find names with 'seo' in them, no adult names, cheapest first." Keyword, the adult filter and a price sort.
  6. "Give me five expiring domains a lawyer could use, with the metrics." The assistant picks the keywords and asks DomCop.
  7. "Show domains on DropCatch or NameJet with Citation Flow and Trust Flow both above 15." Two marketplaces and the pair of Majestic metrics.
  8. "Find .de and .nl domains under $50 with Open PageRank 3 or more." Country extensions, a price cap and DomCop's own PageRank.
  9. "Which names in the archive have Domain Rating over 30 and are free to register?" The archive list needs a plan; the preview answers from the live list.
  10. "Search the expired list for one-word .com names with Trust Flow over 10." The expired list also needs a plan.
  1. "What does DomCop know about example.com?" The full report: listing, history, every metric, age, WHOIS dates, availability.
  2. "Compare example.com and example.net on Trust Flow, referring domains and age, and tell me which is the better buy." Two reports, the assistant does the comparison.
  3. "Is example.com listed anywhere right now, and when does the auction end?" The current listing and its end time.
  4. "Explain Trust Flow versus Citation Flow and which matters more for a PBN." The glossary, in the assistant's words.
  1. "How many .de domains are in the list right now?" Counts by extension.
  2. "Which marketplaces does DomCop cover and how many names does each have today?" Counts by marketplace.

These need the connector added with its member address and a sign-in; the assistant asks before it changes anything.

  1. "Add the top three of those to my watchlist." Stars the names; DomCop follows them to the auction end or the drop.
  2. "Save this search as 'Aged .com, TF 20+' and mail me the new names every morning." A saved search with the daily mail (live and archive lists).
  3. "Export the whole result as CSV and tell me when the file is ready." The website's export, under your plan's limits.
  4. "Show my watchlist sorted by auction end and remove anything that already ended." The watchlist list, then a removal the assistant confirms with you first.

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