Analyze domains with free domain tools

What Are Domain Name Tools?

Domain name tools let you check domains across different data points. Instead of visiting multiple services, DomainKits brings registration lookups, DNS queries, backlink analysis, safety checks, IP geolocation, nameserver searches, registrar data, and EPP status codes into one place. Enter a domain, pick a tool, and get structured results.

When to Use Domain Tools vs Search

Use domain tools when you have a specific domain and want to check its data. Use domain search when you have a keyword and want to find domains that match it. Tools work with one domain at a time. Search works across the full active domain database of 240M+ gTLD domains.

Frequently Asked Questions

What domain name tools are available on DomainKits?

Eight free domain name tools to check domains across the most common lookups: WHOIS for registration data, DNS for record types, Backlinks for link profiles, Safety for malware checks, IP Lookup for geolocation, Reverse NS for nameserver searches, Registrar Check for IANA data, and Status Guide for EPP code reference.

Do I need an account to use these tools?

No. Guest access is available for all tools with limited daily usage. Creating a free account gives you higher rate limits. See pricing for details on usage tiers.

Where does the domain data come from?

WHOIS data comes from official RDAP registries. DNS records are queried from authoritative nameservers. Backlink and safety data are sourced from third-party indexes. Data is typically updated daily. No personal ownership information is collected or displayed.

Can my AI use these tools too?

Yes. DomainKits MCP gives your AI access to these tools and more through natural conversation. Your AI decides which tools to call based on what you ask. Add Skills on top and your AI walks you through multi-step domain analysis.

What is the difference between domain tools and the Search pages?

Domain tools check domains individually by looking up data you specify (WHOIS, DNS, backlinks). Search pages let you browse domain databases by keyword, filtering across new, active, aged, expired, and deleted domains.