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| type            = Independently Held
 
| type            = Independently Held
 
| industry        = [[Whois]] and Domain Searching
 
| industry        = [[Whois]] and Domain Searching
| founded        =2009
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| founded        =2002
 
| founder(s)      = [[Jay Westerdal]]<br>
 
| founder(s)      = [[Jay Westerdal]]<br>
 
[[Ray Bero]]
 
[[Ray Bero]]
 
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| headquarters    = 2217 5th Avenue<br>
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| headquarters    = 2211 5th Avenue<br>
 
Seattle, WA 98121
 
Seattle, WA 98121
 
| country        = USA
 
| country        = USA
 
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| employees      = 14
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Revision as of 05:16, 21 July 2011

DomainToolslogo.png
Type: Independently Held
Industry: Whois and Domain Searching
Founded: 2002
Headquarters: 2211 5th Avenue

Seattle, WA 98121

Country: USA
Employees: 20
Website: DomainTools.com
Twitter: TwitterIcon.png@DomanTools
Key People
Tim Chen, CEO

Susan Prosser VP Product & Marketing

DomainTools is a leading provider of Whois and other related lookup 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]

They are regularly involved in domainer events and policy meetings, such as ICANN meetings, the Domain Roundtable, DomainFest, and others.[3][4]

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[5]

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.[6]

Growth

DomainTools was acquired by Thought Convergence in 2008,[7] and became an independently held company in 2009; 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.[8]

External Links

References