Newly registered domains appear within minutes of registration. Updated every 15 to 20 minutes with a rolling 3-day window of recent registrations.
Catch potentially infringing registrations faster than daily feeds. Newly registered domains surface here within minutes, giving you an early alert window.
Search newly registered domains across active gTLDs plus the .ai and .io extensions. Domains surface as registrations are detected, not on a next-day batch.
What is NRDS Live Search? Newly registered domains from today
NRDS Live Search surfaces newly registered domains within minutes of registration, so domains registered today are searchable today rather than tomorrow.
Search by keyword for domains matching a brand or an industry term, browse by TLD to see everything under one extension, or filter by length and character type.
NRDS Live Search vs the new domain search
The new domain search covers a 60-day window with comprehensive gTLD coverage, rebuilt daily. The two overlap, and both contain domains registered today, but a different detection method surfaces them here the same day rather than the next. Use NRDS Live Search for today, the new domain search for depth.
How NRDS Live Search detects newly registered domains
NRDS Live Search monitors multiple signals to detect newly registered domains. Data is refreshed every 15 to 20 minutes, and the search index covers a rolling 3-day window of recent registrations.
This makes NRDS Live Search one of the fastest ways to discover what domains are being registered. For brand protection, competitive intelligence, or trend watching, the 15 to 20 minute detection window can be the difference between a timely response and a missed opportunity.
Coverage Considerations
NRDS Live Search captures most newly registered domains that go live shortly after registration. Domains that remain parked or inactive may take longer to appear, or may not appear at all. For comprehensive coverage of all registered domains regardless of activity status, use the new domain search or the active domain search.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I see domains registered today?
Yes. This page shows newly registered domains from today as they are detected, usually within 15 to 20 minutes of registration. The rolling 3-day window also covers the two days before today, so a domain registered yesterday evening is still listed this morning.
How quickly do domains appear after registration?
The index refreshes every 15 to 20 minutes. Most newly registered domains appear within minutes of going live. The search covers a rolling 3-day window.
Does this include .ai and .io domains?
Yes. Both are covered alongside active gTLDs. .ai and .io are country extensions rather than generic ones, and they are included here because registration activity in both is high. For .ai specifically, see also unregistered .ai domains.
Does DomainKits collect personal ownership data?
No. DomainKits focuses on what happens to a domain, not who owns it. NRDS Live Search shows domain names and registration timing only.
Where does this data come from, and does it reflect a domain's current status?
The data is compiled from publicly observable sources. It does not cover every registration, and what is visible varies by extension and by how quickly a domain becomes observable after it is registered.
Each entry records what was observed at the time of observation. It is a snapshot, not a live status check. A domain listed here may since have changed hands, changed configuration, or been dropped. For the current state of a specific domain, run a WHOIS lookup.