Registry-based checks
Queries public RDAP services rather than guessing from DNS responses.
Find out whether a domain has a public registration record. Search supported extensions with live RDAP lookups.
Enter a full domain, including its extension. Example: example.com
Queries public RDAP services rather than guessing from DNS responses.
Separates registered, possibly available and unknown outcomes.
Search a domain without registering or uploading any documents.
RDAP is a protocol for accessing domain registration data. A returned domain registration record indicates that a domain is registered. A “not found” response may suggest that it is unregistered, but it is not proof that a registrar can sell it. Reserved names, registry restrictions, premium domains and unsupported TLDs can affect results.
Before purchasing, verify availability and pricing with an accredited registrar. This tool does not register domains or provide guaranteed availability.
No. A missing record is only an indication. A domain may be reserved, premium, blocked or unsupported. Confirm availability with a registrar.
Yes, where the domain extension has a publicly accessible RDAP service. Unsupported extensions may return an unknown result.
No. This tool checks public registration records. Registration must be completed with an accredited domain registrar.