Saved domains

The Saved domains list is DomainRadar's bookmark folder. Star a domain after a check, optionally add a note, and it lives in a list with its latest known check result for easy revisiting.

What's stored per saved domain

• The domain itself.
• An optional note (free-text – why you saved it, when to revisit, internal context).
• The latest check result – availability, registrar, expiry.
• The timestamp of when it was saved.

Saved domains are organization-scoped, so anyone in your org can see and edit them.

Common workflows

• Watchlist for expiring domains. Save the domains you'd buy if they ever come on the market. Re-check periodically to spot drop-offs.
• Brand audit list. Save every domain that resembles your brand so you can re-check them on a cadence.
• Pre-launch candidates. Save shortlisted names from a name-generator job to discuss internally before registering.

Behaviour and edge cases

• Re-checking a saved domain updates its stored latestCheck. The re-check runs through the pipeline normally and is billed at the mode you pick.
• The latest-check result can go stale. It's a snapshot from when you last checked. Domain ownership can change between checks; re-check before acting on the data.
• Unsaving removes the domain from the list. The original check record itself isn't deleted – you can find it in the check history via the API.
• No alerts on availability change. Saved domains don't auto-monitor – use Brand Monitor for active alerting.

Related

• Save domains
• Brand Monitor – active alerting on new registrations.