Domain Whois Checker

Domain Whois Checker has a name that pretty much tells you what it does! This handy tool is here to help you check if a domain is available and keep an eye on when your domains might expire.

Easy to Use Interface

The interface is super clean and easy to navigate. Most of it shows a table where you'll see all the domain info. You can start by entering the domains you want to check—either one at a time or by importing a list from a text file, CSV file, or even straight from the web. If you choose the last option, just put in a URL, and Domain Whois Checker will pull domain names right from the page content or HTML tags.

Filtering Made Simple

If you've got a long list of domains, don’t worry! You can filter them based on different criteria like name, how many days until they expire, or their age. Plus, you can set it up to only show domains that are up for registration.

Start Scanning!

Once your list is good to go, just hit the 'Start' button. Domain Whois Checker will start scanning each domain one by one and gather whois info. This includes details like status, whois server, creation date, expiration date, number of days until expiration, and age. You can even click on table headers to sort entries however you like!

Export Your Results

You have options for adjusting how long it waits for each domain zone and how many threads it uses per zone. If you need results in another format, no problem! You can export everything as a CSV file too. Plus, it lets you pick out available domains from your list and save them as a text file—perfect if you're looking to register something new!

A Practical Tool for Everyone

No matter if you're keeping tabs on your own domain's expiration or hunting for new ones that are available, Domain Whois Checker makes everything super simple. It's user-friendly enough that anyone can figure it out without breaking a sweat.

Advanced Features

This tool also checks generic top-level domains (gTLDs) using an advanced timeout system for each type of domain while employing multiple parsers so everything runs quickly.