Investigate any domain, nameserver, or IP across 12 intelligence tools.

Rather than listing tools in isolation, our 12 utilities are grouped around four common investigation workflows:

• Registration & Lifecycle State: Start with Domain WHOIS to check creation dates, expiry, and locks. Use Registrar Check to look up the registrar's IANA ID and likely parent operator, and Status Code Guide to decode EPP status strings like clientHold or pendingDelete.
• DNS & Network Infrastructure: Run DNS Check to query live A, MX, TXT, and NS records. Pivot to IP Lookup and ASN Lookup to identify the server's geolocation, hosting provider, and CIDR network blocks, or use Reverse NS to find other domains sharing the same nameserver or nameserver pair.
• Brand Security & Attack Surface: Use Typosquat Scanner to detect registered lookalike and homoglyph variations of your brand, Subdomain Finder (and Hostname Search) to uncover subdomains from Certificate Transparency logs, and Safety Check to screen for malware or phishing flags.
• SEO & Backlink Valuation: Before acquiring an aged or expiring domain, run it through Backlinks Checker to evaluate referring domains, backlink volume, top linking TLDs, and spam score.

Experienced analysts and domain investors rarely rely on a single data point. Combining signals across multiple tools reveals patterns that individual lookups miss:

• From Single Domain to Full Portfolio (WHOIS → Reverse NS): When you find a domain parked on custom nameservers or a specific Cloudflare NS pair in WHOIS, pivoting those nameservers into Reverse NS ("Also on") surfaces sibling domains that share the same nameserver setup.
• Uncovering Origin Servers Behind CDNs (Subdomains + DNS → IP/ASN): When a root domain sits behind a proxy CDN, checking its MX mail records in DNS Check or scanning its historical subdomains in Subdomain Finder can expose direct origin IP addresses and the underlying hosting ASN.
• Validating Brand Impersonation (Typosquat → DNS + Safety): A registered typo domain is a passive risk until it is configured. Checking whether a lookalike domain has MX records (able to receive email) or A records (pointing to a live server) tells you which lookalikes to act on first.
• Pre-Acquisition Due Diligence (WHOIS + Status + Backlinks): Before bidding on an expiring domain, check its link profile in Backlinks Checker, decode its drop stage in Status Code Guide, and see in Registrar Check whether its current registrar is flagged as a drop-catching service.

Each tool queries its own sources: registration metadata comes from official RDAP registries and ICANN/IANA records; DNS records are resolved live on demand; subdomain records come from Certificate Transparency (CT) logs; network data comes from the MaxMind GeoLite2 database; and safety flags come from third-party indexes. DomainKits focuses on technical infrastructure and domain-level signals. In line with GDPR, we do not collect or share registrant data.

Yes. DomainKits MCP gives AI assistants (such as Claude, Cursor, and custom agents) access to most of these tools through natural conversation. Your AI selects and calls the right lookup based on your prompt. Pair MCP with Agent Skills to let your AI run multi-step workflows (like running a typosquat scan, checking live DNS on each match, and summarizing the domains worth reviewing), or integrate directly via our REST API.

Guest access is open across all tools with daily lookup quotas. A free account unlocks higher daily limits and more filters, and pricing shows what each plan includes.