How many free autopsies will I get?
Monthly limits will be confirmed at launch. Waitlist members learn allocations first.
Free Domain Autopsy: Preview Reports Before You Commit
Full domain autopsies take engineering and data licensing — but newcomers should not buy blind. ZombiDomains will offer a free domain autopsy tier with limited monthly reports so you can experience the workflow before upgrading to professional depth.
What the Free Tier Includes
Expect condensed history highlights, top spam risk flags, and a plain-language AI summary — enough to decide whether a domain warrants deeper paid analysis or immediate rejection.
Free previews intentionally cap archive depth and link sample size to keep the service sustainable at launch.
- Summary timeline of key archive periods
- High-confidence spam and redirect warnings
- Fit notes relative to a user-supplied project brief
What Requires a Paid Plan
Full backlink exports, bulk comparisons, team sharing, API access, and advanced alert integration will sit above the free tier. Pricing will be announced to waitlist members before opening.
Free users still benefit from the same core scoring models — not a degraded algorithm designed to upsell artificially.
Why We Offer Free Previews
Expired domain tools often hide methodology behind paywalls until after purchase. Transparency builds trust — especially when buyers stake real registration and rebuild budgets on our verdicts.
Join the waitlist to receive free tier allocation details when ZombiDomains opens.
Getting Started at Launch
No launch date is published today. Waitlist subscribers receive onboarding steps and free report credits as we approach public access.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need a credit card for the free tier?
We aim for email-only signup at launch for free previews. Payment details apply only when upgrading.
Can I run free autopsies on any TLD?
Supported zones match broader platform coverage documented at launch.
Is the free report enough for expensive purchases?
Use it for screening. High-value acquisitions deserve full autopsy depth and professional legal review.