Find out how old a domain is, when it was registered and when it expires.
The domain age checker looks up when a domain was first registered and calculates its exact age in years, months and days. It also shows the expiry date, the last update, the registrar, the status codes and the name servers.
The data comes from WHOIS, with RDAP – the newer registration data protocol – as a fallback. Domain age is useful when buying a domain, checking a business, or researching competitors.
In years, months, days and total days.
And how long until the domain expires.
Plus status codes and name servers.
Two sources for more top-level domains.
Google says age alone isn't a ranking factor, but older sites often have more content and links.
Some registries, often country domains, don't publish creation dates.
No, the creation date stays unless the domain expires and is registered again.