Inspect a domain
One scan returns the registrar and expiry, TLS certificate, known subdomains, DNS records, hosting provider, HTTP headers, SPF, and DMARC behind any public domain.
Checks one public domain. No port scan, no signup, nothing stored.
What this returns
Registration
Registrar, creation and expiry dates, domain age, status codes, and DNSSEC, read from RDAP.
TLS
The live certificate: issuer, validity window, days to expiry, and the names it covers.
Hosting
Web, DNS, and mail hosts identified separately from network data, nameservers, and MX: often three different companies.
DNS
A, AAAA, NS, MX, TXT, CAA, and DMARC records.
Subdomains
Hostnames discovered passively from Certificate Transparency logs, with a live-resolution check.
Headers
HTTPS and HTTP status, redirects, server, and content type.
MX routing plus SPF and DMARC presence.
Surprises in the records?
We untangle domain, DNS, and mail setups as part of system work: one clean map of what runs where, then the fixes.
Questions about the Domain Info Lookup
What does the domain lookup show?
Registrar and expiry date, DNSSEC, the TLS certificate, subdomains from Certificate Transparency logs, the DNS records, HTTP headers, and SPF and DMARC. Hosting is reported per role: who serves the website, who runs DNS, and who handles mail.
Is this a WHOIS lookup?
It uses RDAP, the protocol that replaced WHOIS for generic top-level domains. RDAP returns the same registration data in a structured format. Since the GDPR, most registries no longer publish the owner's name or address.
Why does it show Cloudflare instead of my hosting provider?
When a site sits behind a proxy such as Cloudflare, Fastly, or Akamai, every public signal describes the proxy. The origin host cannot be seen from outside, and the report says so instead of guessing.
Why is the registrar not the company I bought the domain from?
Many resellers register domains through wholesale registrars such as Tucows, Key-Systems, or Ascio. Public records show the wholesale registrar; the reseller you pay usually does not appear.
Does it scan ports?
No. The lookup uses public DNS, RDAP, certificate logs, and HTTP requests to the site. It runs no port scans and no traceroute.
