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Dompedia talks to the registry that owns a TLD, follows a registrar record when the registry is thin, and returns a typed object: registrar, dates, nameservers, status, DNSSEC. Unlimited* on every plan.

Lookup

POST a domain. Receive a structured record plus the edge that served it. Guests can query from the site; signed-in operators persist history.

POST /_serverFn/lookupDomain
{ "domain": "example.com" }

Bulk 300

Up to 300 domains per burst. Dompedia chunks work into waves of 20 and fans them across concurrent egress identities so a single registry never sees a stampede from one IP.

Object shape

Every successful lookup includes registrar, registrant (when published), nameservers, lifecycle events, status flags, and DNSSEC. Structured JSON is the default — never a WHOIS paste.

TLD WHOIS

Queries go to the registry that owns the TLD. When that record is thin we follow the registrar and merge both answers into one object. Hostnames stay internal — you get fields, not a server list.

Unlimited*

Individual WHOIS lookups are unlimited* on every plan, including Free. Fair-use protection throttles automated harvesting so registry servers stay healthy. Humans looking up domains are never the target.