FreshDrop is a service that makes it easy to find quality domain names that are for sale on the major domain marketplaces and drop services. It’s really a very useful tool for analyzing a large number of domains so you can then extract and buy only the best of them.
For example, on FreshDrop you can sort domains by traffic, page rank, DMOZ and Yahoo listings, Google search results as well as the domain age, backlinks and a couple of other criteria. FreshDrop analyzes the domains for sale on TDNAM, Sedo, eBay, Afternic, Pool, SnapNames and NameJet. In addition, you can also search for recently dropped domains that are now available for registration. What is cool, is that a great deal of the data is actually available for free. TDNAM, Sedo and eBay, for instance, you can search for free. Going through the available domains list is also free.
Because FreshDrop has so many domains in its database, it’s often useful to use more filters to better find the domains that are the most valuable to you. Therefore, the service offers a variety of filters: FreshDrop lets you find domains in a certain language (e.g. only show English or German keywords), four- or three-letter domains, geo domains, and it also lets you exclude TLDs that you don’t like and so on… Although much of the data is available for free, you may want to consider becoming a PRO member, which costs just under $33 per month. With a PRO membership you have access to more data such as AltaVista backlinks, Wordtracker searches, Google searches, Google pay-per-click prices and more. As a PRO subscriber you can also analyze the domains for sale on the popular drop services Pool, SnapNames and NameJet, hence having a competitive advantage over bidders not having access to those data.
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FreshDrop seems to be a great service. I learned about fake PR ranking for the first time through them. I do wonder however, how they determine if a PR is fake or not. I noticed many PR 5 and 4 dropped sites with 0 Google backlinks that were marked as not suspicious to be fake. Unfortunately with no back-links and without finding them in a search query I couldn’t ascertain if those pages truly have the ranks or are fakes. My guess is that with 0 Google backlinks a page cannot be ranked higher than 0.