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My new domain searching website

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Jilo

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I am looking to launch a new domain searching website, and I want to know if you think anything else should be included in the site, as it's going to be domainers like you that'll hopefully use it.

So far I have:
-Lists of names from:

Sedo Auction
Afternic DLS
Buydomains
Fabulous
Dynadot
Ebay
GoDaddy
Pool
NameJet
Snapnames

-An advanced search feature to allow you to refine your search to certain types of domains, certain length names, extensions etc.

-A results page including:
Domain name, price, time remaining, traffic, number of bids, pagerank, age, google searches per month, alexa rank, extensions that are already registered, and the estibot.com appraisal value.

To start with, the service will be free... but may go up to around $10/month members option in the future.

PM me if you can think of anything else to be added to the site.


James
 
Great idea.....more exposure of domains for sale is always welcome.
 
as long as it's FREE, then it has a chance to be worthy

there are too many domainer websites that 'sponge' away newbie duckies as is.

by charging fee's for data that can be found elsewhere for free

but good luck!


imo...
 
thanks for the feedback, it's my aim to keep it free but I have to think about making a profit from it too :) so perhaps ads instead!
 
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