Check Domain Availability

Enter the desired domain name (e.g., "example.com") into the search bar. The search results will indicate whether the domain is available or already taken.

If the domain is taken, our Domain Search Tool may suggest alternative domain names or variations. If the domain you want is taken, you can try different variations, use different domain extensions (.com, .net, .org, etc.), or consider adding hyphens or numbers.

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If the domain is available and you decide to register it, follow the registrar's registration process. This typically involves creating an account, providing contact information, and completing the purchase.

Remember that domain availability can change, so it's a good idea to act quickly if you find a domain that you like. Additionally, be mindful of any renewal fees associated with domain registration and keep your contact information up to date to avoid losing ownership of the domain.

Find Domain Owner

Finding the owner of a domain involves performing a WHOIS lookup. WHOIS is a protocol used to query databases and obtain information about the registration of a domain name. However, it's important to note that privacy settings and regulations may affect the visibility of personal information in WHOIS records.

Research domain ownership via our Whois Information tool. Enter the domain name for which you want to find the owner information.

The WHOIS lookup results will include information about the domain's registration, including the registrant's name, contact information, IP address, location and details about the domain's registration history.

Some domain owners use privacy protection services provided by the registrar to keep their personal information private. In such cases, you may see the details of the privacy service instead of the actual owner's information.

If you have specific concerns or legal reasons for needing to contact a domain owner, you may need to go through the appropriate legal channels or contact the domain registrar for assistance.

Discover Domain Expiry

Found a domain name that you want to register but someone already owns it?

To find out the expiry date of a domain, you can perform a WHOIS lookup. A WHOIS lookup provides information about the registration details of a domain, including its expiration date.

Discover when a domain name will expire with our Whois Information & Domain Search tools.

On the WHOIS INFORMATION tool, enter the domain name for which you want to find the expiry date.

The WHOIS lookup results will include various details about the domain registration, and one of the pieces of information is the expiration date. Look for a field that indicates the "Expiration Date" or "Registry Expiry Date."

Some registrars offer privacy protection services, which might obscure certain details, including the expiry date. In such cases, you may need to visit the registrar's website or contact them for more information.

If you have concerns about a domain's expiration or need additional assistance, you can also contact the domain registrar directly, as they will have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the domain's status.