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WHOIS lookup

Find out who registered a domain, when its registration expires and which nameservers it points to.

What WHOIS tells you

Registrar and dates

Where the domain is registered, when it was created and when it expires.

NS and statuses

Which nameservers the domain points to and whether it can be transferred.

Owner

Owner’s name, organization and country, if the registry publishes them.

What WHOIS shows

Regular registration

Registrant
Your name
Email
Your email
Phone
Your phone
Address
Your address

The registry keeps your data and may disclose it.

Registration with Lumi

Registrant
Email
Phone
Address

Each domain has its own contacts: your data appears nowhere.

How our private WHOIS works

WHOIS questions

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A public record about a domain: the registrar, registration and expiry dates, nameservers and statuses. It is kept by the TLD registries, and anyone can look it up.

Most registries no longer publish the owner’s name, email address and phone number: the data stays with the registrar, who can disclose it on request. At Lumi, the registry receives contacts created just for the domain, so the registrar does not hold your personal data either.

Any TLD whose registry publishes data: .com, .net, .org, new TLDs and country‑code ones, including .ru. For some country‑code TLDs the answer is shorter: the registry returns only the status.

See the “Expires on” row. If the owner does not renew, the name is released after the redemption period. Taking the same name in another TLD is usually easier: the search shows available ones.

Up to 40 lookups in 10 minutes from one IP address. The lookup is free and needs no sign‑up.

Didn’t find an answer?

Support is online around the clock: we help with picking a TLD, DNS and payment.

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