What does the domain age checker show?

The free checker tool

Visit /domain-age-checker with no sign-up needed. Enter any domain—bare, subdomain or full web address—and the tool returns the registered domain's public record. You'll see how long it has been registered (in years, months and days), when the registry created the record, registration and expiry dates, the date of the most recent change, which registrar holds it, whether DNSSEC signing is active, and the nameservers in use.

The Domain info box on listings

Each product listing displays a Domain info box alongside its metrics. This box pulls the same core facts for the company's own domain: age, registration and expiry dates, registrar details and DNSSEC status. A link takes you to the full record on the domain age checker. The information refreshes roughly every week.

Where the data originates

All figures come from the registry's public RDAP record—RDAP is WHOIS's modern replacement. The page confirms when it checked the record. Some registries, notably certain country-code operators, publish no RDAP data, so nothing appears and you'll see a note to that effect. If a registry fails to respond, wait a few minutes and try again.

How age is calculated

Age runs from the current registration period. If a domain lapses and someone registers it anew, the counter resets to that new date. On Best Biz Launch, domain age has no bearing on listing rank or visibility.