A qualifying lookup can add at most one snapshot per domain per UTC day, starting only when DomScan observes the domain.
WHOIS Observation Export beta
WHOIS Observation Export
The export contains up to one normalized observation per domain per UTC day from qualifying fresh, successful GET /v1/whois or GET /v2/whois lookups. It has no pre-DomScan or global archive and no registrant identity or contact history. Cached, bulk, history-read, and traditional WHOIS-only requests add nothing. Use it for change triage with independent evidence, not as proof of ownership, a sale, or a transfer.
Product status
Available now
DomScan storefront, CT and RDAP source work, scoped custom export conversations, and early buyer intake.
In beta
Dataset slices are sold through beta access with competitive pricing, clear fields, and practical delivery formats.
Planned next
CZDS, zone files, selected ccTLDs, DNS, HTTP, IP, ASN, SSL, reputation, and security enrichment.
Dataset brief
What this page is actually for
A shorter buyer snapshot: useful signals, the best request shape, delivery, and pricing logic.
Use this for scoped change triage across observed registrar, date, nameserver, status, DNSSEC, transfer-lock, and privacy signals. Gaps mean no qualifying observation, and the export does not prove ownership, a sale, or a transfer.
Cached responses, bulk lookups, history reads, and traditional WHOIS-only fallbacks add nothing. A gap means no qualifying observation was recorded.
CSV or JSON observation exports with observed dates, normalized fields, and clear coverage notes.
Beta pricing scoped by row count, observation window, and delivery requirements.
Request this dataset slice
Tell us the target slice, volume, and freshness you need. We will respond with beta availability, export format, and a competitive early-access price.