Search the SPUNK13 network directory
Type part of a site name or a topic, such as "lawn", "scam" or "caffeine". Choose a family to narrow the list. The count updates as you type.
How the list works: each card is one network site. The family is the shared part of the domain name, such as "predict" in predict.horse. The topic line says what the site is about. Counts are taken from this list as of 28 October 2026.
The seven flagship sites
These are the network's main sites. They also appear at the top of the directory under the "Flagship" family.
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Visit Spunk.BetWhat spunk.my is, and what it is not
SPUNK13 LLC runs a large group of small websites. Each site covers one narrow topic: a lawn job, a type of scam, a caffeine question, a plush toy theme. The sites live on separate domains, which makes them hard to find as a group. Spunk.my is one page that lists them, says what each one is about, and links to it.
This page is a directory, not a ranking. Every site on it belongs to the network. The list has no outside companies, paid placements or affiliate links.
How the sites are grouped
Most network domains share a first word, and that word is the family. The families in the directory are:
- Flagship (7 sites): the seven main sites.
- Spunk (29 sites): spunk.* domains and close relatives such as vibe.baby, on everyday and hobby topics.
- Aliens (22 sites): alien-themed takes on everyday topics.
- Predict (19 sites): one prediction topic per site.
- Stimulant (17 sites): caffeine, focus and rest, plus lifestyle, home and beauty topics.
- Lawn and yard (16 sites): one .best domain per yard job, from mowing to snow plowing.
- AI and bots (15 sites): ai13, aibot and betai sites.
- 13 and i13 (15 sites): the 13.*, i13.* and iai.* sites.
- Plush (14 sites): plush toys and collectibles by theme.
- Monkey (13 sites): a mix of money, charity, repair, dating and other topics.
- Scam (11 sites): one type of scam per site.
- Keys (7 sites): mostly password and API key security, plus a few other key topics.
- Claw (7 sites): claw machine themes.
- Clown (3 sites): clown.cam, clown.sbs and clown.surf (clown.best is a flagship).
- iAPI (3 sites): API topics.
- Ordinals (2 sites): Bitcoin Ordinals (ordinals.best is a flagship).
- Other (20 sites): sites without a family of their own.
Domains such as musichog.com, coincould.com and fencejob.com share no first word with other sites, so they sit in "Other" with the small flip, pizza and sell groups.
How to use the site finder
The finder searches the domain name, the topic line and the family name at once. A search for "christmas" finds every site with Christmas in its name or topic. A search for two words, such as "scam dating", shows only the sites that match both words. Choose a family first if you already know the group, for example "Lawn and yard" for a mowing or mulch site. Each card opens the site in a new tab, so you keep your place here.
How the list is kept accurate
The list comes from the network's own records of the domains it runs. Every count on this page, including the chart, is counted from the list itself, so it agrees with the grid. Topic lines name the subject of each site. They do not promise features, prizes or tool counts, because those change.
Questions about the directory
Is every site on spunk.my part of the same network?
Yes. Every domain in the directory is a site that SPUNK13 LLC runs. The directory does not list outside companies or other people's sites.
How many sites does the directory list?
The directory lists 220 sites in 17 families. The numbers are counted from the list on this page as of 28 October 2026.
Can a site pay to be listed or to rank higher?
No. The directory has no paid placements and no ranking. Sites appear in family order, and the flagship sites come first.
Does the search send what I type anywhere?
No. The search and the family filter run in your browser on the list that is already on the page. The page does not send your search to a server.