Instant domain age
The headline answer first: how many years a domain has been registered, plus total days since the creation date.
Know how old any domain really is. Check registration date, expiry, registrar and nameservers in one click, right on the page. No account, no API key.
5,247 total days since registration
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No copy-pasting into a separate website-age checker. WhoIsAge reads the page you're on.
Browse normally. WhoIsAge detects the active tab's registered domain automatically.
One click on the toolbar icon. Or paste any domain into the search field for a manual lookup.
Domain age, creation, update and expiry dates, registrar, registrant and nameservers — clean and readable.
A precise WHOIS / RDAP report instead of a long raw record — built for real research.
The headline answer first: how many years a domain has been registered, plus total days since the creation date.
Creation, update and expiry dates, registrar, registrant, location, status and configured nameservers, when the registry publishes them.
A side panel on Google Search shows the registration age of each organic result.
Handles ccTLDs like .de, .co.uk and .eu via WHOIS and DNS fallbacks.
Resolves subdomains and multi-label suffixes correctly using the Public Suffix List.
One click copies a plain-text WHOIS summary for audits, notes and client emails.
RDAP-first lookups are free and unlimited. A generous daily allowance covers live WHOIS.
Localized in English, German, Spanish, French and Brazilian Portuguese.
From the big generic extensions to country-code domains. RDAP-first, with a secure WHOIS and DNS fallback when a registry has no public RDAP.
Popular generic TLDs (gTLDs)
Major country-code TLDs (ccTLDs)
Highlights from 1,500+ supported extensions. Some country-code registries publish limited data; missing fields are shown as not disclosed, never guessed.
We're honest about what registration data can and can't prove. WhoIsAge shows the facts, labels missing fields as "not disclosed", and never invents a date.
Registration age is one useful input for SEO audits and due diligence — combine it with content quality, backlink history and archive records. WhoIsAge gives you the accurate registration facts to start from.
Add registration context to technical audits and compare established vs. new sites.
See how long a competitor's domain has been registered while you browse their site.
Quick due diligence before buying a domain — age, expiry, registrar and status at a glance.
Vet prospect domains fast and skip freshly registered, low-trust sites.
Copy a clean WHOIS summary straight into research notes and client deliverables.
A fast first check on unfamiliar shops and sites before you trust or buy.
RDAP-first lookups are unlimited and never need credentials. Live WHOIS has a fair daily allowance to keep the shared service fast for everyone.
Power users can self-host the companion Worker for full ccTLD age data.
Yes. Installing and using WhoIsAge is free. RDAP-based domain-age lookups are unlimited, and live WHOIS lookups (for registries without public RDAP) have a fair daily allowance.
No. There's no sign-up and no API key to manage. The extension works the moment you install it.
Domain age is calculated from the creation date in the current registration record. It doesn't necessarily reflect when the website launched, when the current owner took over, or whether the domain previously expired. For history, combine it with web archives and historical DNS.
WhoIsAge works across 1,500+ TLDs, from major generic extensions like .com, .net, .io and .ai to country-code domains like .de, .fr, .nl and .co.uk. It checks public RDAP first, then a secure WHOIS fallback for registries without RDAP, then DNS to confirm registration when a creation date isn't published.
WhoIsAge processes the active hostname when you open the popup and visible organic-result hostnames for the optional SERP panel. It does not store browsing history, build a browsing profile, sell data, or embed paid API keys in the published extension. See the privacy policy.
Yes. On supported Google Search pages a dismissible side panel lists the organic result domains. Domains with public RDAP load their age automatically; registries without RDAP show a "Show age" button that uses one live check only when you click it.
RDAP first (free and authoritative), then a secure WHOIS fallback for ccTLDs, then DNS-over-HTTPS to confirm registration. Each result clearly labels its data source and freshness.
Install WhoIsAge, pin it to your toolbar, and get the registration story behind any website.
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