Domain Age Checker

What the domain age checker shows

• Registration date and age: when the domain was first registered, in years, months and days.
• Expiry date: when it must be renewed, with a warning if that is close.
• Registrar: the company the domain is registered with, such as GoDaddy, Hostinger or Namecheap.
• Status and lock: whether the domain is locked against transfers.
• Name servers and DNSSEC: where the domain’s DNS is hosted.

Does domain age matter for SEO?

Google has said that domain age by itself is not a ranking factor. What helps is what usually comes with an older domain: years of content, links and trust. Domain age is still useful when you buy an expired domain, check a competitor, vet a link partner, or make sure your own domain will not expire by mistake.

Where the data comes from

The tool reads the official RDAP service of each domain’s registry, the modern replacement for WHOIS that ICANN requires for all generic domains such as .com, .net and .org. Personal owner details are usually hidden for privacy, so they are shown only when the registry makes them public.

Frequently asked questions

How is domain age calculated?

From the registration date in the registry’s records to today. If a domain expired and was registered again, the age starts from the new registration.

Why can’t I see the owner’s name?

Since GDPR, most registries hide personal details of domain owners. You will usually see the registrar and, for companies, sometimes the organisation and country.

Does an older domain rank better?

Not on its own. Google has said domain age is not a ranking factor, but older domains often have more content and links, which do help.

Can I check several domains at once?

Yes. Paste up to 10 domains, one per line, to compare their ages side by side.