Domain & Server Inspector — Free Domain Lookup
Everything a domain reveals — explained feature by feature, then scanned live in one click.
Domain & Server Inspector
Check any domain or server: DNS records, hosting location, registration info and live status — all in one scan.
What this inspector checks — and what each result means
Six signals, one scan. Each card below explains what the tool reads from any domain.
DNS Records (A, MX, NS)
The domain's address book: which server IP it points to, where its mail servers live, and which name servers answer for it.
Registration Info (RDAP/WHOIS)
Registrar, creation date, expiration date, nameservers and registrant — straight from the official registry.
Hosting Location
The server's IP address, country, city and hosting provider — see where a site actually lives.
Uptime & Response Time
Three live checks over HTTPS measure whether the site is up right now and how fast it answers.
Notices & Remarks
Automatic remarks flag expiring domains, missing mail records, unresponsive servers and privacy-protected owners.
Instant Translation
The full report translates instantly between Arabic and English — read every result in your language.
How the inspection works
Type any domain — like google.com or yoursite.net — and press Inspect.
The tool queries the public registry (RDAP), DNS-over-HTTPS and IP geolocation services in parallel.
You get a full report: DNS, registration, hosting, uptime and automatic notices — in seconds.
Frequently asked questions
How can I check where a website is hosted for free?
Type the domain in the inspector above and press Inspect. The hosting location card shows the server IP, country, city and hosting provider — no account or payment needed.
Can I see who owns a domain and when it expires?
The Registration Info card shows the registrar, creation and expiration dates and registrant details from the official RDAP registry. Many owners enable WHOIS privacy, in which case personal details are replaced by a privacy service — the tool flags this for you.
What do A, MX and NS records tell me about a domain?
A records map the domain to server IP addresses; MX records list the mail servers that receive its email; NS records name the authoritative name servers answering for the domain. Missing MX records, for example, mean the domain cannot receive email on its own.
How do I check if a website is down or it's just my connection?
The Uptime card runs three live checks over HTTPS. If all three pass and respond fast, the site is up and your connection is fine; if the checks pass but your browser can't open the site, the issue is local — try another network or clear your cache.
Is my lookup private? Do you store the domains I check?
The inspection runs from your browser against public services. We don't store the domains you check and no account is needed.
Read the full walkthrough
A step-by-step guide to reading a domain report — with illustrations.