
All of the 96 names below have just been deleted and are available for registration at the moment of writing. To provide even more good news, you can get dot coms at just $5 over at Unstoppable Domains each Friday by clicking HERE or on the banner above. They’re losing money on each name they offer at this price, as five bucks is basically half of the wholesale cost that they themselves have to pay. Offers like this are *very* rare!
Furthermore, they are offering 50 free transfers to new members on an invite-only basis, plus potentially other perks depending on how large of a portfolio you have. If you want an invite so as to take advantage of the free transfer deal, send an email to contact@andreipolgar.com and I’ll hook you up with one.
I go through ~20,000 domains each day MANUALLY (AI is remarkably bad at it, as are other automated approaches… if you care about achieving solid STRs and actually making money, that is!) so as to pick a a handful for myself and more recently also clients (send an email to contact@andreipolgar.com if you are interested in hiring me to build a portfolio for you in exchange for a low per-domain fee), my Top-Tier list. When it comes to my Solid-But-Not-Quite-Top-Tier ones, I share them with you guys free of charge.
Let’s get right down to business, here are the domains:
TrustKiller.com – A gutsy, two‑word domain that screams exposé. Envision a review site dedicated to unmasking scams—be they crypto rugs, health‑supplement pseudoscience, or shady contractors. Publish forensic teardown articles, license a “Trust Score” API to fintechs, and monetize via affiliate links to proven alternatives. With consumer‑protection search traffic booming, the domain’s shock value drives clicks while its clarity commands SERP authority.
LessIgnorance.com – Perfect for an ed‑tech micro‑learning app or newsletter distilling complex topics into 5‑minute reads. Gamify streaks (“days with less ignorance”), upsell premium deep‑dive courses, and pitch corporate licenses to HR teams fighting skill gaps. The aspirational negative framing (“less” vs. “no”) feels achievable and keeps users returning for incremental improvement.
MiniPendants.com – A laser‑focused e‑commerce play in the jewelry niche: tiny initial pendants, birthstone charms, or diffuser lockets. Launch a Shopify store with AR try‑on, bundle “stack & save” offers, and capture Instagram micro‑influencers who crave bite‑sized bling. Exact‑match naming juices SEO for product‑specific searchers hunting daintier styles.
OnshorePublishing.com – As data‑privacy laws push companies away from offshore ghostwriters, an “onshore” content‑studio selling compliance, cultural nuance, and NDA reassurance can justify premium CPMs. Add a bench of vetted U.S./EU technical writers, sell retainers to regulated industries, and field M&A interest from global agencies scrambling for safe talent pools.
GreatestIdiots.com – Prime satire territory: a rank‑style content site lampooning historic blunders, corporate fails, or political gaffes. Ad RPM thrives on listicles; an annual “Hall of Idiocy” livestream could spawn merch, podcasts, and cross‑channel sponsorships. The brash title virtually guarantees viral quote‑tweets.
BloggingTutor.com – A straightforward coaching brand for wannabe content creators. Offer cohort‑based courses, WordPress setup templates, and SEO audit upsells. Lead magnet: a checklist titled “From Zero to 1,000 Pageviews in 7 Days,” funneling novices into a paid mastermind Slack with peer accountability.
DeviantStuff.com – This edgy, catch‑all brand slots neatly into alt‑fashion, NSFW art prints, or kink‑positive accessories. Use discreet shipping, enforce strong age‑verification, and leverage community UGC galleries. The broad “stuff” leaves room to pivot while the adjective attracts a dedicated, high‑LTV subculture.
PornPerfection.com – Adult entertainment but with an upscale twist—think 4K ethical porn studio emphasizing performer consent and aesthetics. Subscription tiers, behind‑the‑scenes creator blogs, and affiliate sex‑tech bundles transform a single revenue stream into an ecosystem. Name signals premium quality, not just quantity, differentiating from tube‑site clutter.
LitigationDocuments.com – Perfect for a SaaS vault offering template pleadings, discovery requests, and AI clause comparison. Charge per‑jurisdiction bundles, integrate e‑signature, and upsell automated deadline calendars. Law firms will pay handsomely for time‑saving doc libraries that lower malpractice risk.
ForeclosureEpidemic.com – Hard‑hitting investigative blog tracking foreclosure hotspots, or a data‑analytics platform offering county‑level default heatmaps. Monetize via distressed‑property investor subscriptions, short‑sale agent leads, and policy‑maker reports. Emotionally charged yet data‑anchored naming aids press coverage.
EnclosedPorches.com – A direct‑match gem for a contractor lead‑gen site or DIY guide platform. Publish cost calculators, before‑and‑after galleries, and partner with regional installers who pay per qualified call. The specificity captures high‑intent homeowners Googling “cost to enclose porch.”
ExtremelyCozy.com – Lifestyle e‑commerce brand curating weighted blankets, ambient lamps, and hygge apparel. Subscription “Cozy Crate” boxes drive recurring revenue; influencer UGC fuels social proof. Soft visuals plus a hyperbolic adjective justify premium pricing.
AdaptableEntrepreneur.com – Personal‑development brand for solopreneurs pivoting amid rapid tech shifts. Deliver adaptive playbooks, monthly “pivot labs,” and a private forum exchanging real‑time market intel. The domain’s flexibility narrative resonates with founders weary of rigid blueprints.
NakedScenes.com – Adult‑film niche focusing on high‑quality, scene‑specific licensing for clip stores and producers. Offer performer metadata tagging, revenue‑sharing APIs, and rigorous takedown procedures to attract studios seeking compliance with new age‑verification laws.
StimulatingReading.com – Could straddle erotica and educational publishing. Offer interactive e‑books with sensory annotations or subscription boxes delivering spicy romance novels plus themed accessories. Content triggers endorphins; cross‑sell audiobooks voiced by influencer narrators.
EnterpriseWarehouse.com – B2B supply‑chain SaaS centralizing inventory, WMS, and analytics dashboards. Integrate with 3PL APIs, sell per‑pallet digital twins, and provide AI‑driven labor scheduling. The domain projects scale and trust—exactly the tone enterprise buyers expect.
StressBreakdown.com – Mental‑health coaching app that translates heart‑rate variability into plain‑language “stress breakdowns.” Paid plan adds CBT micro‑lessons, guided breathwork, and Slack integration for workplace wellness programs. Simple naming aligns with search queries for “stress breakdown symptoms.”
RelationshipPsychotherapy.com – An authority domain for teletherapy or CE‑credit courses aimed at couples counselors. Host therapist directories, HIPAA‑compliant video rooms, and research‑summaries newsletters. High CPC keywords mean ad campaigns can capture serious‑intent traffic.
HornyBeaver.com – Cheeky adult novelty store or comedic OnlyFans agency. Capitalize on Canadian animal pun mascot; sell beaver‑themed lingerie and branded lube. Cross‑platform humor lowers stigma and boosts social virality.
ValueMultimedia.com – Corporate e‑learning producer focusing on ROI‑measured training videos and interactive modules. Bundle KPI tracking, SCORM exports, and multilingual captioning; domain’s emphasis on “value” appeals to procurement committees.
NoOutlook.com – Satirical tech‑culture blog roasting email overload or a productivity SaaS that replaces email threads with async boards. Freemium model converts email‑fatigued teams; domain’s jab at a Microsoft staple sparks curiosity.
QuickCalories.com – Health app logging calories via photo recognition in under five seconds. Freemium tracking, premium macro coaching; affiliate healthy‑meal kits. Exact‑match drives app‑store search relevance.
PornoFashion.com – High‑fashion meets fetish aesthetics; DTC latex couture or risqué runway blog could thrive. Monetize limited‑drop merch and behind‑the‑scenes content subscriptions.
GoingHomeless.com – Documentary series brand exposing housing crises, or an NGO portal driving donations for prevention programs. Candid title activates empathy and social‑media sharing; partnership grants can underwrite production.
MoneymakerGuru.com – Bold branding for a finance influencer’s content funnel. Offer niche‑specific starter kits (Airbnb arbitrage, print‑on‑demand), with a paid mastermind tier. Name signals authority—back it with transparent income reports to maintain credibility.
CaringConsult.com – Healthcare consultancy helping clinics enhance patient experience. Subscription NPS dashboards, empathy training modules, and regulatory compliance checklists. “Caring” differentiates from purely operational competitors.
SociallyPromoting.com – White‑label social‑media growth agency. Sell tiered content calendars, UGC licensing, and performance analytics dashboards. Verb-based naming fits marketing managers searching for promotion help.
OffHot.com – Could brand a chili‑pepper challenge line (“turn Off Hot with our sauces”) or a cooling tech product. Short, punchy, and easy to remember; experiment with A/B brand stories.
DynamiteBlog.com – Blogging platform review hub ranking CMS plugins, speed tweaks, and monetization hacks. Explosive motif suits punchy critiques; affiliate earnings from hosting referrals abundant.
PoliticalPounding.com – Raw commentary site analyzing brutal campaign tactics. Pair with sentiment‑tracking heatmaps, subscription oppo‑research dossiers, and satirical merch; tone must stay on the right side of defamation.
FurnitureParlor.com – Mid‑century furniture curation platform offering AR room placement and concierge sourcing. The nostalgic “parlor” lends classic charm, differentiating from sterile big‑box e‑commerce.
ImprovedPain.com – Tele‑health clinic for chronic pain management integrating PT routines, non‑opioid prescriptions, and outcome dashboards. Domain frames relief as continual improvement—good for patient trust and search discoverability.
USApes.com – Meme‑stock investor community blending patriotic branding with “apes together strong.” Monetize via data dashboards, premium order‑flow analytics, and hot‑merch (banana‑themed line with USA branding).
ProductiveJournal.com – Analog/digital journaling system tracking OKRs, habit streaks, and gratitude prompts. Turn journal data into weekly insight emails; upsell limited‑edition notebooks, pen bundles, and accountability cohorts.
WittyInvesting.com – Finance newsletter delivering clever, meme‑laden breakdowns of earnings calls. Premium tier offers joke‑free deep dives; merchandise (“I’m long puns”) monetizes the humor brand.
SoapKiller.com – A double‑edged name that could be a detergent brand boasting stain‑killing power or a satirical blog exposing harmful ingredients in soaps. Either way, the shock factor grabs eyeballs; ensure supporting copy clarifies intent quickly.
BadHoroscope.com – Comedy daily‑horoscope site giving brutally honest or hilariously negative predictions. Ad revenue driven by shareable snark; sell “Bad Horoscope” desk calendars and merch.
PredatorDetection.com – AI computer‑vision startup spotting predators (wildlife in farms, drones near airports, or online grooming in chats). High‑impact brand for grants and enterprise pilots; domain telegraphs serious mission.
MisinformationGuide.com – Neutral educational resource teaching how to verify news. Offer free debunk templates, premium media‑literacy courses for schools, and branded toolkits for NGOs. SEO for misinformation terms is strong; cross‑link with fact‑checker APIs.
StrategySuperman.com – Personal‑brand site for an elite strategist or coach. Sell 1‑on‑1 “Kryptonite audits,” group masterminds, and a comic‑styled strategy playbook series. Trademark diligence required if visual references to DC Comics.
MarketingShuttle.com – Growth‑marketing agency promising to “shuttle” startups past gravity. Differentiate by offering launch‑phase sprint packages and a telemetry dashboard tracking CAC down to minute increments.
MagicalAdvice.com – Enchanting brand for a self‑help or tarot‑meets‑CBT hybrid platform. Viral social cards with bite‑sized wisdom attract organic traffic; subscribers unlock longer ritual videos and guided meditations.
CodingBlogger.com – Authority blog teaching devs how to monetize coding knowledge via content—affiliate reviews, info‑products, SaaS micro‑apps. Host guest‑post marketplace, sell SEO audits, and run a “Dev Content Bootcamp.”
ThisPetition.com – SaaS for rapid‑deploy petitions with built‑in donation tipping, signature verification, and GIS heatmaps. NGOs pay for multi‑campaign dashboards; phrase “sign this petition” fits direct CTA linking.
AtomicRelationship.com – Couples‑therapy brand using “atomic habits”‑style micro‑actions. Mobile app delivers daily “atomic love tasks”; premium tier includes therapist check‑ins and data‑driven intimacy metrics.
FarmingSubsidy.com – Data portal visualizing ag‑subsidy distributions; sell investigative journalists CSV exports and consulting to food‑policy NGOs. Lead gen for law firms pursuing subsidy compliance cases.
NewInfections.com – Real‑time infectious‑disease tracker with API feeds to insurers and clinics. Freemium global dashboard; paid tier offers localized predictive alerts and supply‑chain impact reports. Name ensures perpetual journalist citations.
HotelierSupport.com – B2B concierge SaaS providing SOP templates, labor compliance alerts, and real‑time reputation monitoring dashboards to independent hoteliers. Recurring SaaS + consulting bundles align with tight‑margin hospitality workflows.
TextingExperts.com – SMS‑marketing consultancy offering compliance audits (10DLC) and copywriting split‑tests. Subscription plans include monthly “campaign blueprint” PDFs and deliverability health checks.
MentorshipPlus.com – Platform that layers structured curriculum, milestone tracking, and outcome analytics onto traditional mentor‑mentee matches. Sell SaaS to universities and enterprises; brand implies added value over vanilla mentorship.
HoustonHustlers.com – Local entrepreneur network hosting pitch events, co‑working pop‑ups, and sponsorship deals with region‑specific VCs. Merch lines (“H‑town Hustle”) deepen community identity; domain geo‑targets search.
FacultyRecruitment.com – Higher‑ed hiring SaaS streamlining tenure‑track applicant tracking, diversity analytics, and reviewer collaboration. Annual licensing fits university budget cycles; domain exudes domain expertise to provosts.
SupremelyCorrupt.com – Investigative journalism brand focusing on supreme courts worldwide. Fund via Patreon memberships, FOIA fundraising drives, and syndication deals. Provocative name brings clicks but demands bulletproof sourcing.
MaximumDank.com – Cannabis‑culture meme hub or premium concentrate brand. Merch plus affiliate paraphernalia links generate revenue; the hyperbolic “maximum” suits potency testing content.
MarriageRating.com – Platform where couples jointly rate areas of their marriage monthly, generating actionable insights and recommended therapist matches. Freemium tracking; paid coaching calls.
CustomizedStencils.com – Niche e‑commerce offering laser‑cut stencils for crafts, bakeries, and industrial labeling. Real‑time design preview tool boosts conversions; SEO minimal competition.
PopulationFertility.com – Demography research portal giving fertility trend dashboards, AI projection models, and policy briefs. Paid academic and government subscriptions; domain clarity secures citation backlinks.
EroticFetish.com – NSFW marketplace connecting artisan gear makers with buyers. Strict compliance, discreet escrow, and educational resources build trust in a stigmatized segment; revenue from listing fees and payment processing.
RebelsRedemption.com – Personal‑transformation brand targeting ex‑offenders or corporate non‑conformists. Curriculum fuses mindset coaching with job‑placement partnerships; brand story taps hero’s‑journey narrative.
FundPhilantropy.com – Likely misspelling; secure “FundPhilanthropy” also. Crowdfunding hub for matching medium‑donors to high‑impact projects; subscription impact dashboards sustain retention with transparent metrics.
DeliverIncome.com – Fintech payroll platform enabling same‑day wage withdrawals or micro‑gig payout routing. Interchange fees and SaaS pricing; name emphasizes tangible value to users.
PraisePerformance.com – HR SaaS gamifying employee recognition with peer badges and OKR alignment. Analytics prove praise-performance correlation; upsell leadership workshops.
EnglishPreparation.com – English‑language proficiency prep site (IELTS, TOEFL). Annual subscription with adaptive tests, essay grading, and speaking AI coach. Exact keyword domain converts globally.
TranscendPolitics.com – Think tank crafting bipartisan solution frameworks and civic‑culture media projects. Revenue from donor memberships, policy boot camps, and corporate briefings on depolarization.
MarketingGhoul.com – Halloween‑branded or edgy year‑round agency specializing in guerrilla stunts and dark‑humor viral ads. Seasonal spike, evergreen reputation for daring campaigns.
FurnitureChief.com – Authority review blog for furniture assembly tools or a SaaS managing multi‑location furniture inventory. “Chief” connotes expertise; monetize affiliate links and white‑label dashboards.
StructuredAutonomy.com – Consultancy guiding enterprises into self‑managing org structures (holacracy). Sell workshops, governance‑template bundles, and on‑call facilitation retainers. Domain balances discipline (“structured”) with freedom (“autonomy”).
UltraMailing.com – Email validation, cold‑outreach deliverability, or high‑volume transactional provider. Competitive positioning vs. SendGrid using “ultra” for higher SLA promises; usage‑based billing.
AnonymousProfessional.com – Platform offering confidential career advice, whistle‑blower resources, or discreet executive coaching. Secure video sessions, P2P encryption, and a reputation scoring system for advisors.
DietRecommender.com – AI engine generating diet plans from bloodwork and microbiome data. Subscription includes grocery delivery integration and lab retesting; exact match benefits SEO.
MassiveTimber.com – Construction news hub or brokerage for cross‑laminated timber projects. Monetize with lead gen for manufacturers and continuing education webinars on green building codes.
UntamedTactics.com – Self‑defense or business‑war‑gaming course brand. Sell scenario‑based trainings, VR modules, and branded gear; wild imagery resonates with adventurous buyers.
NinjaOrganizing.com – Professional organizing service subscription including clutter audits, task‑force visits, and digital‑life cleanups. Name promises stealth efficiency and sparks word‑of‑mouth.
NoCoitus.com – Sex‑positive celibacy or asexual community platform offering forums, coaching, and events. Adopt supportive, inclusive tone; domain’s directness grabs niche search traffic.
MiniDecoder.com – Electronics or software brand selling tiny protocol analyzers, encryption key decoders, or children’s secret‑code toys. Size adjective helps product storytelling; Kickstarter‑friendly.
GigaReader.com – High‑capability RSS or AI summarizer feed that ingests “gigabytes a day.” Freemium plus pro analytics for researchers who need bulk content ingestion.
LitePlumbing.com – On‑demand minor plumbing fixes marketplace, differentiating from full remodels. Flat‑fee packages and 24‑hr turnaround appeal to renters and landlords; the “lite” brand suggests affordable, scoped service.
FinanceHustlers.com – Community forum with deal‑flow alerts, side‑hustle breakdowns, and peer accountability. Subscription “Hustle Hub” includes templates and group challenges; edgy name cuts through polished finance noise.
MegaArticle.com – Content‑marketing service writing authoritative long‑form “mega articles” that rank. Charge per 5k‑word piece, include custom infographics, and guarantee update cycles to justify premium.
NoProfessor.com – Peer‑to‑peer learning marketplace where industry experts teach skills without academia overhead. Credential vetting, revenue splits, and cohort chatrooms replicate professor‑less education.
MagicPigment.com – AR beauty‑tech brand offering color‑shifting makeup or 3D‑printing filament line. Name supports storytelling about transformative hues; patentable tech attracts investors.
PlanetaryCircus.com – Edutainment platform blending circus arts with space science. Touring show plus streaming classes teaching physics via acrobatics; secure STEM grants and merchandise sales.
DeliveredPerfectly.com – E‑commerce order‑fulfillment service with SLA “perfection.” Real‑time damage detection, branded packaging, and carbon‑offset calculators justify premium per‑order fees.
IslamicDispatch.com – Halal lifestyle newsletter dispatching finance, travel, and fashion updates. Affiliate with halal‑certified products; tiered sponsorships for Shariah‑compliant banks and travel firms.
SelfImpersonation.com – Cybersecurity ID‑theft awareness site explaining how biometric deepfakes can impersonate yourself. SaaS product could track unauthorized likeness usage; enterprise clients pay for proactive monitoring.
TrollHandbook.com – Satirical yet educational guide teaching users to identify and neutralize trolls. Corporate workshops, classroom curricula, and role‑play simulations monetize; domain appeals to media literacy grants.
AccountableProsecutors.com – Transparency NGO tracking prosecutorial misconduct metrics. Data dashboards, policy advocacy, and case‑study reports funded by philanthropy; domain projects reform urgency.
ToxicAnime.com – Commentary site tackling problematic tropes or fandom toxicity in anime culture. Ad‑supported essays, moderated forums, and mental‑health resources for fans; edgy name ensures discoverability.
PornHustler.com – Adult affiliate network or marketing agency boosting clip sales for performers. Provide traffic‑source optimization dashboards and compliance vetting; profit share model aligned with talent earnings.
FunctionalResilience.com – Consulting firm merging business continuity with wellness (organizational health). Metrics: “Function Score” vs. “Resilience Wave.” Annual retainers for stress‑test facilitation; domain exudes sober professionalism.
PaydayDiva.com – Financial‑wellness influencer for women, teaching budget glam within pay cycles. Offer printable planners, payday challenge clubs, and bank sponsorships. Relatable branding resonates with Gen‑Z paycheck‑to‑paycheck audiences.
RichOutcast.com – Brand highlighting entrepreneurial misfits who built wealth unconventionally. Podcast + docu‑series; monetize via premium mentorship platform replicating their playbooks.
BrokersExposed.com – Investigative ratings site comparing broker fees, hidden charges, and complaint records. Affiliate redirection to transparent brokers funds operations; defamation safeguards critical.
SequentialDiagnostics.com – Med‑tech SaaS simplifying complex diagnostic workups into stepwise algorithms. Hospitals license pathways; integration with EHRs captures high MRR. Domain signals methodology.
ExtremeHorrors.com – Curated horror streaming platform focusing on extreme sub‑genres (gore, psychological). Strict age‑gating, niche licensing deals, and collectible NFTs of cult films.
NoMilitary.com – Advocacy domain for pacifist campaigns or selective conscientious objection resources. Crowdfund lobbying, host educational materials, and sell peace‑themed merch to sustain activism.
Remember: you can get dot coms at just $5 over at Unstoppable Domains each Friday by clicking HERE or on the banner above. They’re losing money on each name they offer at this price, as five bucks is basically half of the wholesale cost that they themselves have to pay. Offers like this are *very* rare!
Also worth remembering: they are offering 50 free transfers to new members on an invite-only basis, plus potentially other perks depending on how large of a portfolio you have. If you want an invite so as to take advantage of the free transfer deal, send an email to contact@andreipolgar.com and I’ll hook you up with one.
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