Available for Chrome & Firefox v2.0.0

Instant WHOIS
Lookup for 200+ TLDs

Check availability, monitor expiry dates, and view full registration details on any site you visit, in one click.

No account needed  ·  Privacy-first

Walkthrough

See it in action

A 30-second tour of WHOIS lookup, availability checks, and expiry monitoring.

Features

Everything you need for domain research

Instant WHOIS Lookup

Full domain registration details, expiry dates, and nameserver info in seconds.

200+ TLD Support

Works with .com, .net, .org, .io, .ai, and 200+ more TLDs across all major registries.

Availability Checker

Instantly check if domains are available for registration. Quick TLD buttons help you test alternatives.

Expiry Monitoring

Track expiration dates at a glance. Visual warnings alert you to domains nearing expiry.

Nameserver Details

View complete DNS configuration including nameservers, registrar information, and domain status.

Privacy-Focused

All data stored locally on your device. No tracking, no analytics, no personal data collection.

Getting started

Up and running in seconds

1

Install

Add the extension from Chrome Web Store or Firefox Add-ons. No account needed.

2

Click

Open the extension from your toolbar or press Alt+Shift+D anywhere on any page.

3

Search

Type any domain name and get instant WHOIS data with registration details, expiry dates, and more.

Coverage

200+ supported TLDs

.com.net.org.io.ai.dev.app.co.me.info.xyz.tech.online+180 more

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What TLDs are supported?

Over 200 TLDs including all major extensions like .com, .net, .org, .io, .ai, .dev, and many country-code TLDs.

Is my data private and secure?

Yes. All your data (favorites, search history, preferences) is stored locally on your device using the browser's secure storage API. No personal data or browsing history is collected.

Does it work on Firefox?

Yes! DomainToolBelt is available on both Chrome Web Store and Firefox Add-ons with the same feature set.

Ready to get started?

Install DomainToolBelt and start looking up domains in seconds.