Domain age checker
Check when a domain was registered, when it expires, and which registrar manages it.
How to check a domain’s age
Look up public domain registration dates and understand what the registry makes available.
Enter a domain name or website URL.
Click Check domain age to retrieve its public RDAP registration record.
Review the registration, expiration, registrar, and nameserver details.
Continue checking your website
For a separate view of backlink strength, use the Domain authority checker because registration age does not describe a domain’s link profile.
To investigate the current website rather than its registration history, try the SEO checker on a public page.
Frequently asked questions
The checker uses the public Registration Data Access Protocol, or RDAP, and displays registration events returned by the relevant domain registry or registrar.
Domain age alone is not evidence that a website should rank well. Use the date as background information, not as an SEO score or a prediction of search performance.
RDAP records vary by registry and domain extension. A registry may omit an event, use a different field, or provide less information for some domains.
Domain age starts from the reported domain registration event. It does not show when the current website launched, when ownership changed, or when its present content was published.
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