registered domains
indexed and queryable
Build intelligent systems powered by global domain intelligence. Access complete DNS records, explainable trust signals, historical WHOIS, infrastructure changes and daily datasets through one API.
registered domains indexed
indexed and queryable
across the global DNS
domain and subdomain coverage
historical context retained
Use DomainData as the evidence layer behind your products, audits and automated decisions. Choose one service—or request the complete domain record through one API.
Resolve all available A, AAAA, MX, NS, TXT, CNAME, SOA, CAA, DS and SRV records and receive normalized JSON instead of resolver-specific output.
Give AI systems current, explainable trust signals instead of asking models to infer credibility from content alone. Combine domain age, DNS stability, mail authentication and infrastructure history.
Monitor brands, trademarks and confusingly similar domains. Alert IP teams when new registrations or material changes indicate a potential brand infringement.
Add GDPR-compliant organization and ownership signals to investigations, brand protection and due diligence without storing personal information.
Combine registration timing, infrastructure churn, redirect behavior, hosting patterns and web signals to prioritize suspicious domains before they reach customers.
Access the most complete ccTLD domain list available, daily gTLD lists and custom enterprise slices in analysis-friendly formats.
DomainData combines zone observation, DNS resolution, web crawling and enrichment into one stable schema. From single API lookups to bulk analytics, every workflow is built on the same evidence.
Presence, lifecycle and zone-level changes.
Nameservers, IP movement, hosting and redirect chains.
Servers, CMS fingerprints, consent tooling and error states.
Parking detection, monetization networks and auction indicators.
GDPR-compliant organization and ownership signals, without storing personal information.
A queryable timeline for investigations, scoring and audits.
A current record is useful. A change with context is actionable. Turn redirects, DNS moves, web technology and hosting fingerprints into alerts, evidence and product decisions.
New three-hop destination path—useful for takeover, scam and affiliate investigations.
Authoritative DNS moved to a new provider. Previous state remains available in the timeline.
A compliance and technology marker was added to the current web profile.
IP and server behavior changed—fresh context for monitoring, research and scoring.
Retrieve the current domain record, complete DNS data, trust signals and historical context as normalized JSON. Built for verification, audit trails, retrieval pipelines and automated decisions.
$ curl "https://api.domaindata.net/v1/domain/example.com" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"
{
"domain": "example.com",
"registered": true,
"nameservers": [
"a.iana-servers.net",
"b.iana-servers.net"
],
"dns": {
"record_types": ["A", "AAAA", "MX", "NS", "TXT"],
"records": 14
},
"trust": {
"status": "established",
"signals": [
"domain_age",
"stable_nameservers",
"mail_authentication"
]
},
"history": {
"first_seen": "2018-02-13",
"events": 128
}
}
Choose the signals you need and put them directly into your legal, security, product, marketing or research workflow.
Continuously monitor trademarks and brand names, notify IP teams of potential infringements, and preserve domain history and ownership signals for review and enforcement.
Enrich alerts, expose redirect networks and unstable infrastructure, and prioritize suspicious domains with evidence your analysts can inspect.
Map your market, enrich customer domains, follow infrastructure movements and build new services on global registration and DNS data.
Check domains during onboarding, seller review or content moderation and route the highest-signal cases to human review.
AI systems need reliable trust signals to distinguish credible sources from risky domains. Ground retrieval, ranking and automated decisions in current, explainable domain evidence.
Research portfolios, estimate supply, follow auctions and price signals, and bring historical context into acquisition negotiations.
Track competitor launches, discover redirect and technology changes, and investigate domain or IP patterns that can affect organic performance.
Measure technology adoption, hosting shifts, parked inventories and internet-wide trends with repeatable datasets and historical context.
Internet-scale domain intelligence is not one database dump. It is zone sources, resolvers, crawlers, enrichment, normalization, refresh scheduling, historical storage and signal engineering.
Zone sources and the public web are continuously scanned for domains and hostnames.
DNS, infrastructure, redirects, web technology and commercial signals are resolved.
Material changes become historical events instead of overwriting yesterday's truth.
Query through the API, monitor a watchlist or obtain a purpose-built bulk export.
Both. The global domain index and historical store are the data foundation. API services build on top of them to resolve complete DNS records, generate explainable trust signals, expose historical changes and power monitoring workflows.
DomainData continuously observes zones, crawls the web and re-runs enrichment. Changes are stored as events, so current state and historical context can be used together.
Yes. Watchlists and alerts can monitor brands, keywords, competitors or infrastructure and surface new registrations and relevant changes.
No. DomainData focuses on domain-level, DNS, infrastructure and web-derived signals. Owner and entity features provide GDPR-compliant organizational context without storing personal information.
Yes. Daily TLD lists, bulk exports and custom data slices are available for research, internal analytics and high-volume product use cases. CSV and NDJSON are available for analysis workflows.
A zone is the namespace managed under a top-level domain such as .com, .net or .uk. Public suffixes such as .co.uk belong to their corresponding registry structure and are handled correctly when domains are parsed and counted.
We count the registrable domain, not each hostname. For blog.example.com, the domain is example.com. Known subdomains remain available as hostnames but do not artificially inflate the registered-domain total.
No provider can guarantee a complete view of every domain. DomainData combines zone observation with continuous web discovery and enrichment to provide the broadest possible coverage, with daily list updates and current API data.
Depending on the service, records can include DNS and IP data, redirects, web errors, server and CMS fingerprints, consent and cookie tooling, parking indicators, public organizational context, historical changes and market signals.
Start with complete DNS or trust signals. Add historical monitoring and bulk data when your product grows.