Free RDAP check

Read a domain record without the guesswork

Paste a domain and read the registrar, the dates, the name servers, and the status codes over HTTPS. This page fetches the record once. A free account keeps it and emails you when something changes.

No credit card. If a country domain comes back empty, use the WHOIS check, then add it to the account.

The result

Same facts as WHOIS. Easier to trust

You are not looking up a different kind of domain. You are reading the registration in a format a person and a program can both follow.

The record

Registrar, created and expiry dates, name servers, and status codes. Contact names are often hidden, the same as in WHOIS.

A fixed shape

WHOIS is plain text, and the layout changes by registrar. In RDAP the expiry date is in the same place every time.

A protected query

The lookup travels over HTTPS. A classic WHOIS query travels as plain text.

Run the lookup here. Create a free account if you want the next one to run itself.

No credit card. Add the domain and the watch starts.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I have to run this lookup every time?

On this page, yes. Create a free account and the domain stays on a schedule. You get an email when the registrar, the name servers, or the expiry date change. No credit card.

What is RDAP?

Registration Data Access Protocol. It is the modern way to read who registered a domain, when it expires, and which name servers it uses.

How is RDAP different from WHOIS?

WHOIS returns plain text, and each registrar formats it differently. RDAP returns the same fields in a consistent structure, over HTTPS.

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Can this check every domain?

Generic domains such as .com, .net, and .org answer over RDAP. Some country domains still answer only over WHOIS. If the result is empty, run the WHOIS check.

Can one lookup show a hijack?

No. One lookup shows the record as it is now. A saved WHOIS monitor stores registrar and name-server changes and does not alert on them. It does not spot a hijack. The alert is the expiry reminder.

Keep going

When this lookup is not enough

Use WHOIS if a country domain comes back empty. Use the account when you want the record checked again without coming back.

WHOIS check

The same kind of record, for domains that still publish only WHOIS.

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SSL check

See who issued the certificate, and when it expires.

Check a certificate

Free account

The domain stays on a schedule. Email when the registrar, the name servers, or the expiry date change.

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