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Free Domain Age Checker

See exactly how old a domain is. Registration date, age in years, last updated date, and when it expires.

How it works

01

Enter a domain

Any registered domain in a TLD with RDAP support.

02

We query the registry

RDAP returns the canonical registration date — not a guess from the Wayback Machine.

03

Read the age

Years, days, and three key milestones (created, updated, expires).

Frequently asked questions

Why does domain age matter?+

SEO crawlers, fraud-detection systems, and trust scoring models all weight domain age. Older domains tend to be more credible — newly registered domains are statistically more likely to host phishing.

Why is the age 'unavailable' for some domains?+

A few ccTLDs don't expose the registration date over RDAP. For those you'd need a registry-specific lookup or a paid WHOIS aggregator.

Is the 'last updated' date the same as the last DNS change?+

No. That date is when the registry record changed — typically registrar transfers, contact updates, or DNSSEC re-signing. Your nameserver A/AAAA changes don't touch the registry timestamp.

Can a domain be older than its current registration?+

Yes — if a domain was registered, dropped, and re-registered, the registration date resets. The earlier history doesn't show up in RDAP, only the current registration.

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