An export is a CSV file with the domains that match your current search, with as many of the metrics as you want. Run the search first, then press Export in the button bar above the table.
Set up the export
The export screen shows how many records the search has. Choose the file type: comma, tab or semicolon separated CSV, whichever your spreadsheet opens best. Then tick the data to include:
- Domain data: source, listing type, bids, price, age, length, dashes and digits, expiry time.
- Moz: Domain and Page Authority, Spam Score, linking domains, backlinks.
- Majestic: Trust and Citation Flow, backlinks, referring domains, IPs and subnets; Topical Flow adds the categories.
- Ahrefs: Domain Rating and referring domains.
- SEMrush: rank, keywords, traffic and traffic cost.
- Industry and Other data: industry, language, geo, Open PageRank, Estibot value, keyword volume, WHOIS and Wayback dates.
Download prepares the file right away and the page refreshes until it is ready. Send by Email mails a download link to your registered address instead, which is handy for large files.
Your export files
Every export you made is listed under Settings → My Exports, with the date, the number of records and a plain or zipped download. Files stay for a month after the export, so download the ones you want to keep.
Limits
An export holds up to your account's row limit. When a search has more rows than that, the export screen says so and takes the first rows in the order of the table, so sort by the metric you care about before you export. If you need a higher limit, contact us.
