Whois Lookup
Dates
Created, updated and expires, plus the age in years and days.
Registrar and status
Who manages the name and the status codes (locks, holds, pending delete).
Nameservers
Where the domain's DNS is hosted, which often reveals the web host too.
What to do with it
- An expiry within 60 days is a risk worth a reminder.
- clientTransferProhibited is normal; clientHold means the domain is not resolving.
- Older domains carry more trust in search, though age alone ranks nothing.
When one page is not enough
These tools check one thing at a time. The free SEO audit crawls a whole site and emails a report with the findings in priority order, and the paid plans turn that report into a proposal with the money at stake.
Usually run next
Enter a domain. Address, mail, nameserver, text, alias, authority and certificate records, with the email security re...
Open the tool Domain and server toolsSSL CheckerEnter a domain. Issuer, expiry, days left, covered names, protocol and cipher, trust of the chain and hostname match.
Open the tool Domain and server toolsIs It DownEnter a website. We request it from our server and show the status, the response time and where it redirects.
Open the tool Keyword and ranking toolsWebsite Traffic CheckerEnter a domain and a country. Organic keywords, estimated visits a month, the value of that traffic and the paid sear...
Open the toolAbout the whois lookup
Why is the owner's name hidden?
Since 2018 most registries publish only the registrar and dates; personal details are withheld by privacy rules and privacy services.
Where does the data come from?
The registry's public record, read live over the RDAP and whois protocols and kept for a day.
Can I check domain age?
Yes, the age is calculated from the creation date and shown at the top.