How it works
Domain Panel keeps your domain portfolio in one place, with registration details pulled automatically from public Whois data.
Three steps
- 1
Add your domains
Paste one domain per line to add your whole portfolio at once, or add them one by one. Your list is private to your account.
- 2
We look them up
Domain Panel queries public Whois servers for each domain and records its status, creation and expiration dates, registrar, nameservers and contacts. New domains are looked up first, in the background, and every domain is refreshed once its data is more than 7 days old. Need it sooner? Use Recheck on a domain's page, up to once every 5 minutes.
- 3
Plan what to do
Mark each domain as owned or one you're watching, and give it an action: Keep, Drop or Sell for domains you own, or Register for ones you want.
Domain statuses
Registered — The registry reports the domain as registered.
Pending Delete — The registration has lapsed and the domain is about to be released, often a chance to register it.
Available — No registration was found for the domain.
About the data
Whois data comes from each domain’s registry and registrar, so what’s available varies by extension. Many hide contact details for privacy, and some, often country-code extensions, don’t list a registrar; in that case the admin contact is shown instead. A lookup can occasionally fail or time out, and is tried again on the next refresh.
Questions? Contact us at info@dpanel.org.