Who actually controls your domain?
Type your website address. We’ll show you who the domain is registered with, who runs its DNS, where the website and email are hosted — and how to get the keys back if they’re with someone else.
Free, no sign-up. We never show personal names, emails or phone numbers from the registration — only the business it’s registered to.
What the lookup checks
The four places a business quietly loses control of its website — usually because an old designer or IT provider set them up in their own account.
Registration
Which company your domain is registered with, whether a reseller sits in between, the business it’s registered to, and when it expires.
DNS
Who runs the settings that point your domain at your website and email — and whether that’s an old agency’s own servers.
Website
Where the site is hosted, what it’s built on, and any “website by” credit in the footer that names who made it.
Who hosts your inbox, and whether it lives on the same server as the website — the thing that breaks during a move.
- Uses the public WHOIS and DNS records anyone can query — nothing is logged into.
- Works for .com.au, .au, .com and most other endings.
- The registrar account is what decides ownership — this shows you where to look.