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TLD Information

Look up who runs a domain extension (TLD) and where its registration data is published.

Not sure what to enter? Try an example: example.in
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Enter a domain or an extension like .in to see the registry operator behind it and its WHOIS server.

What is a TLD?

A TLD (top-level domain) is the last part of a domain name, such as .com, .org or .in. Each TLD is run by a registry operator that sets its rules and prices. This tool shows the registry operator and WHOIS server for the extension of the domain you enter.

How to look up TLD information

  1. Enter a domain with the extension you are interested in, for example example.in.
  2. Click Look Up TLD.
  3. Read the registry operator and the WHOIS server that holds registration data for that extension.
  4. Country-code TLDs (like .in or .uk) may have local presence or eligibility rules - check them before registering.

Related checks

JustChecker supports monitoring domains across virtually any TLD.

Frequently Asked Questions

.com is the most familiar worldwide. A country extension like .in or .co.uk suits a business serving that country, and new extensions such as .shop or .studio can describe what you do.

Google treats country-code extensions as a signal that the site targets that country, so they can help locally. Generic extensions can rank anywhere.

A few cheap extensions are heavily used for spam, and some email filters treat them with suspicion. Established extensions avoid that problem for business email.
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