Support for Checking More Than 3000 Domain Zones Has Been Added

A new update has been released on the website: users can now submit domains from more than 3000 domain zones for checking.

This is an important expansion of our service because it allows users to work not only with popular domain zones, but also with many regional, thematic, and less common TLDs.

At the same time, it is important to understand that not every domain and not every domain zone can have available history. In some cases, registries or data sources physically cannot provide a response for a specific zone. Because of this, the history for some domains may be missing or incomplete.

This does not necessarily mean that the domain was never used before. It only means that, for this specific zone or domain, there may not be enough open or available data at the moment.

Even so, we consider the addition of support for more than 3000 zones to be an important step in the development of the website. Even if full history is not currently available for some zones, we can still accept such domains for checking, store them in the system, and track new data for them in the future.

This update will help us gradually expand the database, improve support for rare domain zones, and make the service more convenient for users who work with different countries, niches, and domain types.

What Has Changed

• users can now submit domains from more than 3000 zones for checking;
• support has been expanded for less common and regional domain zones;
• the system can accept more domain types for analysis;
• new data can be gradually collected for additional zones;
• in the future, this will help improve domain history tracking across different TLDs.

Important Note

Not all domains can have available history. Also, not all domain zones can return complete information, because this depends on data availability, registry limitations, and the sources that provide domain information.

That is why checking results may vary depending on the specific zone. However, adding support for these domains now allows us to expand the service and prepare the database for future analysis.