.site WHOIS Lookup
.site is a generic extension run by Radix. Search for a .site name to see its registration and expiry dates and the registrar that manages it.
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.site WHOIS Lookup: Registration Dates and Fields
.site belongs to the wave of new generic extensions from the 2012 application round and was delegated to the root zone on 6 March 2015. Radix Technologies Inc. SEZC runs its registry. Lookups over port 43 go to whois.nic.site, and RDAP requests are handled by rdap.radix.host. The .site zone has a DS record in the root and is DNSSEC-signed.
A .site record has fourteen fields, and three of them are UTC timestamps that answer different questions. Creation Date is the day the name was first registered and stays the same through renewals. Registry Expiry Date marks the end of the term paid at the registry and moves forward with each renewal. Updated Date changes whenever anything in the record is edited. The other fields follow the Radix layout also seen in the .online WHOIS lookup and the .website WHOIS lookup.
About the .site extension
- Extension
- .site
- WHOIS server
- whois.nic.site
- RDAP endpoint
- https://rdap.radix.host/rdap
- Registry
- Radix Technologies Inc. SEZC
- Delegated
- 6 March 2015
- Date fields
- Creation Date, Updated Date, Registry Expiry Date
- RDAP service
- rdap.radix.host
- Last checked
- 12 August 2026
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WHOIS FAQ
Does a new Updated Date mean a .site domain changed owners?
A recent Updated Date on a .site domain does not prove that it changed owners. The date moves after any edit, whether that is new name servers, an added lock or a correction made by the registrar. The record has no field naming the type of change and no registrant data to compare. Read the date as a sign that something was edited, and look for other evidence before assuming a transfer.
How can I find out how old a .site domain is?
The age of a .site domain is counted from the Creation Date line of its WHOIS record. That timestamp records the first registration to the second and does not reset when the name is renewed. The whois.com.tr result screen calculates the age for you and shows the remaining term next to it. Because the two values come from different lines, a fresh renewal never makes a domain look younger.
Is the .site expiry date the day the domain gets deleted?
The .site expiry date marks the end of the term paid at the registry, which is not always the day the name is released. A domain is not freed the moment that date passes, and your contract with the registrar may set a renewal deadline of its own. Treat the Registry Expiry Date as an early warning and check the exact deadline in your registrar account.
Can a .site WHOIS lookup tell me who owns a domain?
No, a .site WHOIS record contains neither the owner's name nor any contact details, because the Radix layout has no registrant section. It does name the registrar, along with its IANA ID and website. That registrar keeps the holder's details, so it is the company to approach when you need to reach the owner of a .site name.
Does an RDAP query for .site reveal anything WHOIS does not?
No, RDAP returns the same data as WHOIS for a .site domain, only in a different format. The rdap.radix.host service lists the registrar as its only entity and records three events, registration, expiration and last change, which mirror the three date lines. Its JSON output keeps every field in a fixed place, so scripts that read it do not break when the WHOIS text layout changes.
What does WHOIS show for an unregistered .site name?
For an unregistered .site name, whois.nic.site reports that no match was found and returns none of the fourteen fields, so there are no dates to read. The whois.com.tr result screen shows such a name as available for registration. Once you register it, the record appears with that day as its Creation Date and the end of the term you paid for as its expiry date.