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DomRecovery is included with Domain Hunter Gatherer Pro.

Domain Hunter Gatherer Pro helps you find valuable aged, expired and auction domains. DomRecovery helps you rebuild archived website content for those domains when you are ready to work with them.

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What is Domain Hunter Gatherer?

Domain Hunter Gatherer, often shortened to DHG, is a domain research suite for finding expired, aged and auction domains. It is built for SEOs, domain investors, PBN builders and agencies who need a faster way to discover domains with useful history, links or niche relevance.

DHG Pro includes tools for searching and crawling for domains, checking domain availability, reviewing domain data, and sorting large result sets so you can focus on the domains that are worth further investigation.

How DomRecovery fits into the workflow

Finding a strong domain is only the first step. Often, the next question is whether useful historical content exists for that domain. DomRecovery connects that next stage by recovering archived pages and assets from the Wayback Machine into a working local website folder.

DHG Pro finds candidates

Use Domain Hunter Gatherer Pro to discover expired, aged or auction domains and narrow them down with the data that matters to your project.

DomRecovery rebuilds content

Use DomRecovery to download same-site pages, media, scripts and styles from a chosen Wayback snapshot and rebuild them into clean local output.

Included as part of DHG Pro

DomRecovery is included as part of the Domain Hunter Gatherer Pro package. If you already have an active DHG Pro licence, you should be able to use your DHG account to access DomRecovery without buying a separate DomRecovery-only licence.

Plans, package contents and pricing can change, so check the official Domain Hunter Gatherer website for the current DHG Pro details before purchasing.

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Why use both tools together?

  • Find domains with history, links or niche relevance using DHG Pro.
  • Investigate archived versions before deciding what to build.
  • Recover historical pages and assets into a local folder.
  • Review, edit and repurpose recovered material responsibly.
  • Move from domain discovery to site rebuilding with fewer separate tools.

Responsible use still matters

DomRecovery does not grant ownership of third-party content. Whether you use DomRecovery directly or through DHG Pro, you are responsible for making sure you have the right to use any content you recover or publish.

Read the DomRecovery disclaimer before publishing recovered material on a live website.