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While DomainTools does offer certain free services, they also sell two different memberships to those who need complete and unlimited access to their search engines, databases, and professional services.
==Growth==
==Growth==
Domaintools became an independently held company in 2009; and they have recently increased their workforce, redesigned their website, strengthened their Alexa rating, designed and moved into a new office space, and invested heavily in new infrastructure and technical improvements.  
Domaintools became an independently held company in 2009; and they have recently increased their workforce, redesigned their website, strengthened their Alexa rating, designed and moved into a new office space, and invested heavily in new infrastructure and technical improvements.<ref>[http://www.domaintools.com/about/big-changes/ DomainTools Changes]</ref>
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Revision as of 18:48, 8 March 2011

Type: Independently Held
Industry: Whois and Domain Searching
Founded: 2009
Headquarters: 2217 5th Avenue

Seattle, WA 98121

Country: USA
Employees: 14
Website: DomainTools.com
Twitter: @DomanTools
Key People
Tim Chen, CEO

DomainTools is a leading provider of Whois and other related look-up services.[1] Alexa ranks DomainTools' traffic as one of the top 150 sites for U.S. visitors, top 100 for Indian users, and in the top 200 sites for global internet traffic.[2]

Services

DomainTools offers a myriad of services related to Whois searches and DNS lookup; These include:

  • Whois and Reverse Whois services
  • Whois History
  • Screenshot History
  • Hosting History
  • Name Server Reports[3]

While DomainTools does offer certain free services, they also sell two different memberships to those who need complete and unlimited access to their search engines, databases, and professional services.

Growth

Domaintools became an independently held company in 2009; and they have recently increased their workforce, redesigned their website, strengthened their Alexa rating, designed and moved into a new office space, and invested heavily in new infrastructure and technical improvements.[4]

References