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Tools for your website
Check the registrar, important dates and domain statuses. Bring published registration details into an easy-to-read report.
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Your archive
Without signing in, history is kept for 30 days in this browser. In your account, it is kept for 365 days.
Your checks across all tools will appear here.
Stay in control of your domain
The public record helps you review a domain registration. The registry determines which fields are available.
When the current registration record was created. This alone does not establish website trustworthiness.
When the registry updated the record. It does not necessarily indicate a change of ownership.
A reminder to renew. Confirm the exact deadline and recovery terms with your registrar.
Clear diagnostics
WHOIS and RDAP expose registration information made available by the relevant registry. The fields depend on the domain extension, and some registrant details may be hidden. A missing field alone does not indicate a problem with the domain.
Enter the name without a protocol or page path. Registration information belongs to the domain itself.
Review available dates, registrar details, statuses and name servers. The registry determines which fields are returned.
Return to the result in your history when planning a transfer or checking changes made through the registrar.
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Only if those details are published. A registry or registrar may redact personal information. The tool shows available registration fields and does not reveal private information.
Both protocols provide registration information. RDAP delivers structured data, while WHOIS usually returns text. Protocol availability and returned fields depend on the domain extension.
No. Subsequent stages depend on the registry and registrar’s rules. Renewal and recovery periods may apply. Use your registrar account for billing and domain management decisions.
An empty response does not confirm that a domain is available. Restrictions or a temporary source outage may be the cause. Check registration availability with a registrar.
Guest checks remain accessible in the same browser for up to 30 days. Account results are kept for up to 365 days. Each entry is the saved response from that check, not a continuous ownership history.
WHOIS is useful before a website migration, DNS setup or a registration review. Published information may include the registrar, name servers and available dates. Registration data does not prove that a website works and does not replace access to the owner’s registrar account.
Moving a website to another server and transferring a domain to another registrar are separate operations. Before making changes, check the current DNS records, domain management access and registration dates. This helps preserve website and email service during an infrastructure change.