Read the highlights at the top of your watchlist

What this does

The top of your watchlist shows four highlight tiles that summarize the whole list at a glance: how many domains you're watching, their average estimated value, how many are dropping soon, and how many are available to register right now. The numbers cover your entire watchlist, not just the domains shown on the current page.

How to read it

Open Watchlist from the left sidebar. Four tiles sit above the table:

• Watching — the total number of domains on your watchlist, with the number of different extensions they span underneath.
• Avg estimate — the average expected-sale estimate across the domains that have a valuation. Domains still being valued don't count toward the average. Shows a dash (—) until at least one domain is valued.
• Dropping soon — how many watched domains are set to drop within the next four days.
• Available now — how many watched domains are available to register right now.

After you add a domain, the watchlist refreshes its data for the next two minutes. Availability, registered-extension counts, age, and valuation signals appear as each check finishes. You can keep reviewing the page while this happens.

Common questions

Do the highlight numbers count my whole watchlist or just this page?

They count your whole watchlist. Even if the table below shows only the first page, "Watching", "Dropping soon", and "Available now" reflect every domain you're watching. The average estimate is calculated across every valued domain on the list.

Why does "Avg estimate" show a dash?

A dash means none of your watched domains has a finished valuation yet. New domains run through a background valuation pass, and the watchlist updates automatically while it finishes. Once at least one domain is valued, the tile shows the average expected-sale estimate across all valued domains.

What counts as "Dropping soon"?

"Dropping soon" counts watched domains whose drop date falls within the next four days. To see exactly which ones, click the filter icon above the table, pick "Drop stage", and choose "Dropping today" or one of the upcoming-day stages.

Why is "Available now" zero when I have domains on my watchlist?

"Available now" only counts domains you can register today. Most watched domains are still held by someone else, so this tile is often zero. It rises when a domain you're watching drops and becomes available.

When it doesn't work

• "Avg estimate" stays at "—" after two minutes — Open the watched domain to see which checks completed. Euphyr creates a low-confidence fallback even without comparable sales, so a persistent dash usually means the pricing step needs to be refreshed.
• A count looks out of date — Refresh the page. Automatic updates run briefly after you add a domain; later availability changes appear on the next load.
• "Dropping soon" is zero but you expected a drop — Only domains dropping within the next four days are counted. A domain dropping further out won't appear here yet; check the "Drop stage" filter for the full schedule.