Answers that get you back to better domain research

Yes. The Free plan is available without a time limit or credit card and includes Domain Auction Hunter, limited support access and the video tutorial library. It is a practical way to explore the workflow before choosing a paid plan.

Free focuses on domain-auction search. Premium adds Web2.0 discovery and the keyword, niche and authority tools used to find expired domains. Pro adds the full research package, including DomDetailer credits, Easy Expired Domains, DomRecovery and helpdesk support.

The pricing table on the homepage is the current source for plan prices. Premium and Pro are offered with monthly billing and discounted annual billing, while the Free plan remains free.

The current Pro plan includes 50,000 DomDetailer credits per monthly term or 600,000 credits per annual term. These credits can be used for supported Moz and Majestic metrics.

Payments are processed by PayPro Global. The checkout can offer cards, PayPal and bank-transfer options, with the exact methods depending on the customer location and order.

A paid licence is created after the payment processor confirms the order. Sign in to the member area with the email used at checkout to view your active resources and official download. If access is not visible, support can check the order for you.

Send a cancellation request through the member-area helpdesk. Cancellation stops future renewals; it is separate from any request for a refund on a payment that has already been collected.

A rolling seven-day refund policy applies to the latest active subscription payment. Eligibility and the request process are set out in the full refund policy.

Domain Hunter Gatherer is Windows desktop software. The published v3.5.9 release notes record a move to .NET 4.8 to support a wider range of Windows systems. For an older PC or a Windows VPS, check the current member-area download information or ask support before purchasing.

Always download Domain Hunter Gatherer from the official member area. After creating an account, sign in and use the download listed with your active resources so that you receive the current installer.

The currently published licence guidance allows installation on multiple computers, with the licence running on one computer at a time. Multiple DHG jobs can be run as separate instances on that active computer.

DHG checks for updates when it starts and applies the current application update automatically. The public update notes provide a transparent history of additions, improvements and fixes.

Open the member sign-in page and use the lost-password control with the email address attached to your account. If the reset email does not arrive, contact support from that same address so the account can be located securely.

An expired domain is a name that a previous registrant did not renew and that may become available again. Some retain useful history, relevant links or brand potential, while others do not, so every candidate deserves individual research.

DHG can search supported auction sources, discover expired domains from keywords and relevant websites, explore backlink paths, search a prepared expired-domain dataset and investigate reusable Web2.0 addresses. The available methods depend on the selected plan.

Yes. You can bring an existing domain list into the DHG research workflow, compare supported signals and filter the candidates consistently. Plan and service allowances can affect particular availability checks or third-party metrics.

No. DHG is the discovery, comparison and research layer. Final availability, pricing, registration, bidding and transfer details should always be confirmed with the relevant registrar or marketplace before you act.

No. Domain status, auction inventory and prices can change quickly. Treat each result as a promising lead and confirm its live status with the registrar or marketplace immediately before registering or bidding.

No single metric sets a domain value or guarantees an SEO result. Brand quality, extension, relevance, historical use, links, comparable sales, trademarks and the project you intend to build all contribute to a sound decision.

Many DHG tasks can be used without proxies. Reliable shared or private proxies can be useful for heavier research and repeated checks, while public proxies are generally too inconsistent for dependable work. The need depends on the module and volume you use.

Pro includes helpdesk support, while Free and Premium include limited support access. Members can use the member-area support route, and support is also available by email at support@domainhuntergatherer.com.

Start with the video tutorial library for practical walkthroughs, then use the written guides and product pages for deeper explanations of expired domains, auctions, Web2.0 research and archive recovery.

Send the details through the helpdesk or support email. Include the DHG version, the tool you were using, what you expected, what happened and any safe-to-share error text or screenshots. Clear reproduction steps make an issue much easier to investigate.

There is no fixed public release schedule. Updates are published as features, integrations and compatibility work are ready, and the Update Notes page records the current release and the longer development history.