How Domaint turns measured signals and estimates into a readable domain report.
Availability is based primarily on authoritative registry RDAP responses, with WHOIS and DNS used where coverage is incomplete. A registration expiry date is not a drop date: renewal, auto-renew, redemption and pending-delete stages may follow.
Domaint labels a drop signal only when registry lifecycle statuses support it. Marketplace nameservers are treated as a hint and a sale page must also be detected before a domain is labelled for sale.
Brandability measures naming qualities such as length, spelling friction, numbers, hyphens and distinctiveness. Keyword score evaluates commercial language and extension fit. An overall Domaint score is shown only when the result actually has a composite score; a registered domain's brand score is labelled separately.
Domain age, DNS, email, DNSSEC and Wayback history are measured signals. DA, PA and Spam Score are third-party metrics when configured; DR and flow metrics may come from the same provider. They are not registry facts and can differ across vendors.
Estimated value is a model output or heuristic range, not a certified appraisal or promised sale price. TLD prices are reference list prices and registrar checkout totals may differ because of promotions, premium names, taxes and currency.
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