A free domain checker that reads any domain from public records and scores its health out of 100.
5.0(1 rating)Type any domain. I read it from public records: who registered it and when, when it expires, its DNS and email setup, who hosts it and its certificate, with a health score out of 100.
Every domain leaves a public record: who registered it, when, until when, and how it's set up. Most of it takes 5 different tools to read.
This free domain checker reads it all in one go: registration, DNS, email setup, host and certificate, with a health score out of 100.
Here's what it checks, where each answer comes from, and how to fix what it finds.
What is a domain checker?
A domain checker is a tool that reads a domain's public records and shows how it's registered and set up.
Mine reads the registry itself, so you see the real registration date, the registrar and the expiry, plus 9 checks on the setup.
How to check a domain
Where the answers come from
- Registration – the registry's RDAP, the lookup that replaced WHOIS. For the endings without it, like .io and .me, I ask the registry's WHOIS.
- DNS and email – the domain's DNS records, read over DNS over HTTPS.
- Host – the site's own answer first, then who owns its IP address.
- Certificate – the certificate the site shows on https.
The 9 checks
- Points
- 20 points
- What passes
- 5 years or more
- Points
- 10 points
- What passes
- More than 90 days left
- Points
- 5 points
- What passes
- Locked at the registrar
- Points
- 20 points
- What passes
- Valid for more than 14 days
- Points
- 10 points
- What passes
- The site opens on https
- Points
- 10 points
- What passes
- Signed
- Points
- 5 points
- What passes
- A CAA record
- Points
- 10 points
- What passes
- An SPF record, if it gets email
- Points
- 10 points
- What passes
- A DMARC record, if it gets email
How to fix what it finds
Most fixes are one switch: auto-renew and the transfer lock at your registrar, the free certificate at your host, and the SPF and DMARC records your email provider gives you.
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Domain Checker FAQs
Questions about domains? Here's what to know.
A domain checker is a tool that reads a domain's public records.
This one shows its registration, DNS, email setup, host and certificate, with a health score.
Type the domain above.
The registration date comes straight from the registry, along with the registrar and the expiry.
Type its domain above.
I read the site's own answer first, then who owns its IP address, so a site on Vercel shows as Vercel, not as the network under it.
RDAP is the registries' own lookup that replaced WHOIS.
It answers in a standard format, straight from the registry.
An older domain has a longer history, which people and some ranking signals read as more established.
Age alone doesn't rank a site, but a brand new domain often starts slower.
SPF says which servers may send email for a domain, and DMARC tells inboxes what to do with mail that fails.
Together they stop others sending email as you.
Yes, the domain checker is free, with no sign-up.
Everything comes from public records, and each check is kept 6 hours.
I did. I'm Navid Moazzez, and I made the domain checker as one of my free tools on navid.me.
You can read more about me.
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