Domain Age Checker

From the domain's registration (creation) date in the authoritative RDAP registry record — the same structured data the WHOIS and Domain Expiry tools use. We resolve the right RDAP server for the domain's TLD and read the registration event directly from the registry, so the age is as accurate as the registry's own records, not an estimate.

Age is a quick trust signal. An established domain that's been registered for years is more likely to be a legitimate, settled business than one created days ago — which is why age features in spam filtering, fraud checks and SEO assessments. When vetting a partner, a supplier or a link, a domain registered last week is worth a second look.

A few TLDs don't publish a creation date over RDAP, or don't run an RDAP service at all, in which case there's nothing authoritative to read. The date can also be withheld for privacy on certain registries. When that happens the tool says so rather than guessing — for the vast majority of common TLDs the registration date is available.