Expired Domains with DR 30+ — 47 Available

The expired domains in this catalog all clear DR 30+ — Ahrefs Domain Rating, the most widely-used composite measure of a domain's backlink strength. DR is calculated from the count and quality of referring domains, weighted by their own DR, with diversity penalties applied to flat or repetitive anchor profiles. A DR 30+ threshold filters out the long tail of low-equity expired domains and surfaces the tier worth paying for. Every listing here has been verified against Ahrefs in the last seven days; we don't cache stale numbers.

Operators buying at DR 30+ typically have a specific use case in mind: a 301 redirect into a money site that needs an authority boost, a PBN entry in a niche with strong competitive backlinks, or a money-site rebuild on a domain that already has a head start. The pricing reflects this. A DR 30+ domain with a clean profile, 1,000+ RDs, and a niche match runs $300–$1,500 depending on age, TLD, and brandability. Below DR 40, prices typically sit in the $50–$300 range; above DR 60, premium listings clear $2,000 with the right combination of metrics.

This page lists DR 30+ domains across all niches and TLDs. Use the browse filter if you need to narrow further by niche, TLD, language, or price. Every listing carries the same link-metrics depth as the full catalog — top ten anchors, top ten referring domains with their own DRs, anchor diversity, spam score, Wayback snapshots, niche detection, and a quality score that combines link signals with the spam and niche-relevance signals. Pay in BTC, XMR, ETH, USDT via BTCPay or card via MoonPay. Auth code within 24 hours; full refund within 24 hours if acquisition fails.

Expired Domains with DR 30+ — 47 Available

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    parabel.com

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    underwatertimes.com

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    $2 220View domain
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    channeldailynews.com

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    $2 083View domain
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    charlestonscvisitors.com

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    $422View domain
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    nicehash.com

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    $468 600View domain
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    classics.com

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    $356 136View domain
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    solutions.com

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    $1.17MView domain
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    luxemburg.com

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    $144 000View domain
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    learnruby.com

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    $15 928View domain
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    worldclock.com

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    $112 464View domain
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    globalmall.com

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    $70 290View domain
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    learnsalsa.com

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    $46 860View domain
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    podcasting-tools.com

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    $2 530View domain
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    postgresql-backup.com

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    $23 910View domain
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    weightliftingexchange.com

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    $2 342View domain
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    eli.com

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    $1.15MView domain
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    test.com

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    $3.20MView domain
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    bulb.com

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    $1.20MView domain
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    drag.com

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    $640 000View domain
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    perch.com

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    $2.00MView domain
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    likes.com

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    $220 000View domain
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    random.com

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    $4.00MView domain
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    alerts.com

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    $1.20MView domain
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    kindly.com

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What you're paying for at DR 30+

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A backlink profile that compresses years of work

Reaching DR 30+ from scratch takes 12–24 months of consistent linkbuilding, and the cost is real: $200–$500 per quality backlink times the dozens or hundreds it takes to register at this DR tier. Expired domains at this level arrive with the work done. A DR 30+ domain with 1,000 unique referring domains, half of them DR 50+, would cost $50,000–$150,000 to recreate via guest posts and HARO; the same listing on this catalog runs a few hundred to a few thousand dollars. The math is the entire point of the expired domain market.

02

Predictable starting metrics for ranking projects

Search engines treat established backlink profiles as a quality signal. A new project on a DR 30+ domain is in the conversation for competitive keywords from week one — early indexation, faster crawl frequency, less time in the new-domain sandbox, and pages that compete on E-E-A-T from the moment they're published. None of this is automatic; the new owner still has to do the on-page work, build internal links, and continue acquiring backlinks. But the floor is much higher. Where a fresh registration ranks position 80 for a competitive head term in month one, a DR 30+ expired domain often shows up in the top 30 with the same content.

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Lower variance than chasing low-DR finds

Sub-DR-30 domains can look attractive on price, but the variance in actual ranking outcomes is high — many of them carry quality issues you can't see until you're trying to rank them: hidden penalties, bad anchor distributions, deindexed sections, manual actions never disclosed. DR 30+ domains have been crawled and ranked enough that those issues surface in the public Ahrefs data. We additionally run every listing through our spam classifier and flag anything in the top decile of spam risk. If you have a budget cap and want predictable outcomes, paying up for DR 30+ is the safer call than buying three DR 25 domains at the same total spend.

Frequently asked questions

  • What does 'DR 30+' actually mean for ranking outcomes?
    DR is a 0–100 composite Ahrefs score based on backlink strength: count of referring domains, their own DR, anchor diversity, and link types. A DR 30+ threshold means each domain on this page has accumulated enough quality backlinks that it's in the top tier of the open web. Ranking outcomes still depend on niche relevance, on-page optimization, and continued content; DR is a starting signal, not a promise. Treat DR 30+ as a 'this domain has been earned' marker, then verify niche fit and anchor profile on the detail page before buying.
  • Why is DR 30+ a sweet spot for expired domain buyers?
    Below DR 30, most expired domains carry quality issues that aren't worth the discount — orphaned anchors, low-quality refs, deindexed pages. Above DR 60, prices accelerate quickly and competition for the listings is fierce. The 30+ band is the cleanest risk-reward: the link equity is real, prices stay rational ($300–$1,500 typical), and the listings haven't been picked off by automated drop-catchers. If you're shopping for a 301 redirect or PBN entry with predictable equity, this band is where most experienced operators concentrate their budget.
  • How fresh is the DR data on these listings?
    DR is refreshed every seven days for active listings — meaning the number you see on the detail page was pulled from Ahrefs within the last week. We don't display stale or estimated DRs; if a listing's metrics fall out of refresh window, the listing is paused until we re-verify. Because Ahrefs themselves recalibrate the DR scale roughly every 18 months, the absolute number can drift over time without the underlying backlinks changing. The 'fetched_at' timestamp on every listing tells you exactly when the snapshot was captured.
  • Can I find DR 30+ domains in a specific niche or TLD?
    Yes — the browse page supports stacked filters. Combine DR 30+ with one or more niches (crypto, health, finance, tech, gaming, travel, education, SaaS, lifestyle), one or more TLDs (com, io, ai, net, org, co), and any combination of price, age, language, or status filters. Permalink the filtered URL to share or bookmark; it survives across sessions. If you want a programmatic listing, follow the links at the bottom of this page to dr/30+ crossed with each niche and TLD.
  • What's the difference between DR and Domain Authority for expired domains?
    DR (Ahrefs) and Domain Authority (Moz) are two competing composite scores — both 0–100, both backlink-driven, but built on different crawls and different algorithms. They correlate around 0.7 across the open web; for an individual domain, DA can run 5–15 points off DR in either direction. We display both on every detail page so you can cross-check. For PBN and 301 use cases, DR is the stronger signal because Ahrefs has tighter spam controls; for general 'is this domain trusted' assessments, the two together are more informative than either alone.

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Updated May 21, 2026

Expired Domains with DR 30+ (47 listed) — vaultdom