
How to use the Alfred app to quickly lookup domain name registration data
An easy way to lookup domain name registration data, using Alfred — the productivity app for MacOS.
An easy way to lookup domain name registration data, using Alfred — the productivity app for MacOS.
Some quick answers to questions people ask most often
Unless a registrant has specifically opted in, you won't be able to find out who owns it from a lookup. If the domain has an active website on it, you may find an email address.
Really easily. Simply pop the domain into our lookup tool at the top of the page, and hit enter. If the domain comes back as '404 Not Found', this domain is available.
We'd like to think that .uk is better, as it's shorter, and more to the point and representative of the .uk as a TLD (Top Level Domain) whereas .co.uk, is longer, harder to remember, and is a SLD (Second Level Domain).
.uk was launched in 2014, so is considered very early. That being said, some early adopters of .uk include the Government, NHS, Police, Redbrain and more.