Domain Age Checker

Domain Age Checker looks up a domain's registration record via the free, keyless RDAP protocol (the modern successor to WHOIS) and calculates exactly how old the domain is. Whether you’re auditing your own site or a client’s, this page explains the domain age checker concept end-to-end and, gives you a free, working free domain age checker below.

How it works

Enter a domain. We query the relevant registry's RDAP endpoint (via rdap.org's bootstrap service), parse the registration ('registration' / creation) event date from the JSON response, and calculate the age in years, months and days.

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What we check

• Domain creation/registration date
• Domain age in years/months/days
• Registry status codes

How to fix common Domain Age Checker issues

1. Treat domain age as one weak trust signal among many — it is not a ranking factor Google confirms using directly, but it correlates with established, trustworthy sites.
2. If RDAP has no record (common for some ccTLDs), fall back to the registry's own WHOIS lookup page.

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