Why does domain age matter?

Mail providers and fraud systems treat very new domains as higher risk, since throwaway domains used for spam and phishing are typically days or weeks old. A domain with years of history carries more sending reputation and more trust in B2B outreach.

What is RDAP and how is it different from WHOIS?

RDAP is the structured, standardized successor to WHOIS, served by the same registries over HTTPS with consistent JSON output. This tool queries the registry's RDAP service directly, so the dates come from the authoritative source.

Why does a domain show no record?

Either the domain is unregistered, or its registry does not publish RDAP data for it. Some country-code TLDs still have partial RDAP coverage, in which case the registry's own lookup page is the fallback.

How old is this domain?

Registration date, age, registrar, and expiry, straight from the public registry.

What you get

Straight from the registry

Data comes from the registry's own RDAP service, the modern replacement for WHOIS, not a cached copy.

Age at a glance

Registration date is converted into a plain age in years and months, alongside expiry and last-change dates.

Registrar and status

See who the domain is registered through and any registry locks or holds currently applied to it.

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