European TLDs with the raw WHOIS answer
Names under .it, .eu and .ie, with the registry's full answer in each row.
Updated November 8, 2026
What this example returns
The dataset’s “Domains” view shows 22 columns: Domain, Domain (readable), Availability, Registered, Registrar, Created, Expires, Updated, Status codes, Name servers, DNSSEC, Has DNS, A records, MX records, Source, Registry server, TLD, Name, Your input, Note, Error, and Checked at. See every output field.
What each setting does
The input this example runs Domain Availability Checker with. “Try this input” opens it in the console, where you can run it as-is or change any field first.
- Domains
domains google.es
Domains to check, one per line, e.g. example.com or example.co.uk. URLs, www. hosts and e-mail addresses work too: the registrable domain is checked (www.example.com/page -> example.com). A bare name without a TLD is combined with the TLDs below. Accented names (IDN) are checked in their xn-- form.
- Names
names google, quiet-harbour-bakery-galway
Brand or product names to check under every TLD below, e.g. brightharbor -> brightharbor.com and brightharbor.ie. Spaces are removed (Bright Harbor -> brightharbor); hyphens are kept.
- TLDs
tlds .it, .eu, .ie
Endings to combine with each name, e.g. .com, .ie, .co.uk, .io, .app. Empty = .com.
- Look up DNS (A and MX records)
checkDns No
Also read each domain's A (website) and MX (e-mail) records. A registered domain without DNS is often parked or unused.
Default: Yes → this example uses No
- Include the raw registry answer
includeRaw Yes
Add the registry's full RDAP answer (JSON) or WHOIS text to each row, under raw.
Default: No → this example uses Yes
{
"names": [
"google",
"quiet-harbour-bakery-galway"
],
"tlds": [
".it",
".eu",
".ie"
],
"domains": [
"google.es"
],
"checkDns": false,
"includeRaw": true
}What it costs
You pay for the events the actor reports, such as each result or page it produces. Platform usage is included in the event prices: compute, proxies, browser and storage cost nothing extra.
- Domain checkedfrom $0.00102One domain looked up at its registry with a clear answer (registered or available), with registrar, dates, status codes, name servers and DNS records. Unknown answers are free.
When to use this example
From the Domain Availability Checker readme:
Why is a row "unknown"?
The registry did not answer, refused the lookup, or has no public lookup at all (for example .es). The error field says which. When the domain has name servers in DNS, the row says registered with source DNS and a note. Names a registry keeps under usage restrictions (for example some .ie names) also end as unknown, with the registry's message in error. Unknown rows are not charged.
Known limit
Registries with no public lookup (for example .es) give "unknown"; the DNS hint in error and hasDns is all the actor can add.
Other ways to run Domain Availability Checker
- Check 4 names under .com and .ieIs each name free or taken as a .com and a .ie domain? With registrar, dates and DNS.
- Domains from URLs, e-mails and IDNsPaste URLs, e-mail addresses or accented domains: each is checked as its registrable domain.
About Domain Availability Checker
Check whether domain names are registered or free, in bulk, straight from the registries (RDAP, WHOIS for TLDs without RDAP). Get registrar, created and expiry dates, status codes, name servers, DNSSEC and DNS records for each domain. No login needed.
- Price:
- from $1.02 / 1,000 results
- Developer:
- Querystone
- Categories:
- Developer tools, SEO tools, Business
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