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DOMAINS ON THE HORIZON

Data you
can understand.

Every date has a source. See what is verified and what remains an estimate.

SUPPORTED TLD
.sk

Room for your next project.

FOLLOW THE EVIDENCE

Every date has a source.

Explore the providers behind the catalogue, their coverage and the limits of each list.

SLOVAK RELEASE LIST

Backorder.sk

.sk

Held .sk domains with source-listed deletion days. These are projected release dates; the source does not publish an exact hour.

Retrieval time appears after the feed loads.
OFFICIAL .CZ AUCTION LIST

CZ.NIC

.cz

The .cz registry itself. Expired .cz domains go to a public auction instead of being released straight away; CZ.NIC publishes them about 15 days ahead with exact start and end times. Unsold names are released the day after the auction.

Retrieval time appears after the feed loads.
GLOBAL RELEASE LISTS

Dynadot

.com.net.org.io.app

Public backorder listings with projected drop timestamps. Lists are loaded in pages. Load more to extend the selection; provider rate limits may temporarily pause pagination.

Retrieval time appears after the feed loads.

A fresh registration check

Opening a domain queries RDAP where supported. IANA’s bootstrap directory locates registry endpoints; .ai uses Identity Digital. .sk details use Backorder.sk. An unavailable record is never treated as proof of availability.

IANA RDAP directory Identity Digital RDAP

History, with its context

Recently expired combines clearly labelled public deletion reports with observed listings whose projected release dates have passed, for up to 30 days. It grows as feeds are collected; there is no complete historical database for every extension. Original dates, retrieval times and attribution stay attached.

A past release estimate does not confirm expiry, deletion or availability today.

Expiration and availability are different events.

A holder may renew or restore a domain. Registry rules vary, and another buyer may register it as soon as it drops. Confirm availability with a registrar.

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