When it was registered and when it expires, where it’s hosted, who handles its email and which services it uses. Live from public records, explained in plain language.
Public records only: registration data, DNS and the website.
How this works
Registration data comes live from the registry’s RDAP service, or its WHOIS service where RDAP isn’t available.
DNS records, hosting and the certificate come from live lookups at the moment you search.
Hosting is identified from the website’s own response headers and the network that owns its IP address.
Services are detected from public DNS records that companies ask you to add to verify a domain or send email.
Owner names and contacts are usually hidden for privacy; only what the registry publishes is shown.