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Dead.Domains: Unused Domains

List and track unused domains

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Integration details

Description

Dead.Domains helps indie hackers manage the domains and side projects they no longer use. List an unused domain on the Dead.Domains graveyard right from ChatGPT, get email reminders before a domain renews so you stop paying for ones you forgot, and read and answer the messages people send you about your listings. Every listing is a tombstone page: tell ChatGPT "bury standupify.com, it died of no users" and it gets a screenshot of the old site, its cause of death, an epitaph and a haunted obituary. WHAT YOU CAN DO - Bury a side project or domain right from the chat and see its tombstone. - Search the graveyard or dig up a random grave, and write to an owner from a message box. You press Send, never the assistant. - Read and answer the messages people sent you about your graves. - Pay respects: candles, flowers, beer, cold coffee, a floppy disk, or F. - The Wall: one public wall for every dead side project, with Press F. - Domain radar: watch the domains you still pay for (email 30 and 7 days before renewal), or follow someone else's domain: you get an email before it expires and at each step if it is not renewed, until anyone can register it again. - Hold a seance with any domain (Wayback Machine and RDAP) or get its death certificate. - Get the DNS record that proves you own a buried domain, with a ready prompt for the Cloudflare connector. Dead.Domains does not sell, register or broker domains, and nothing is bought or paid for in the chat.

Integration type
Plugin
Verification status
Not applicable
Platform
ChatGPT
Category
Operations

The broad Category that contains the Primary Subcategory.

Primary Subcategory
Property & Rental Management Software

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Secondary Subcategories
None listed

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Access
Account required
First tracked
2026-11-07
Tool count
21
Market
US
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What are Dead.Domains: Unused Domains alternatives on ChatGPT?

As of 2026-11-07, Dead.Domains: Unused Domains competes with Ace by LandlordOS, Acrelio Account Access, Acrelio Section 8 PRO, AluguelManager, Axela, BoldTrail BackOffice, Boom, BrokerForBoat and 42 more in ChatGPT Property & Rental Management Software, ranked by public Discoverability Score.

Where is this profile measured?

This profile uses the geography attached to the latest public registry snapshot: US. Locale tags are intentionally omitted.