Bulk domain age & WHOIS checker
Paste up to 100 domains: registration date, age, expiry, registrar, first archived date and Open PageRank – from free official sources.
Results
| Domain | Registered | Age | Expires | Registrar | First archived | Open PageRank |
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Sources: RDAP (rdap.org), Internet Archive, Open PageRank. Results are cached for 7 days.
Questions
Where does the domain age come from?
From RDAP – the official, free replacement for WHOIS that every domain registry runs. It shows when the domain was first registered, when it expires and which registrar holds it. Some country registries (a few ccTLDs) do not offer RDAP yet; then the date stays empty.
What is "first archived"?
The date of the oldest copy of the website in the Internet Archive (Wayback Machine). It shows how long a website has really been online – a domain can be old but have had no website for years.
Does domain age help SEO?
Not directly – Google has said age itself is not a ranking factor. But older websites usually have more links and trust. Use it to judge competitors: a young domain on page 1 shows the keyword is beatable.