New domains
Two dates side by side: the scan date, when we first found the domain, and the registration date reported by the registry.
Summary
| Found scan date | Registered registration date | |
|---|---|---|
| Last 24 hours | – | – |
| Last 7 days | – | – |
| Last 30 days | – | – |
| With mail | – | – |
| Domains known | – |
|---|---|
| Updated | – |
Most found, last 30 days
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New domains per day
Last 30 days, by scan date or by registration date.
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Per extension
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About these figures. Found counts domains by scan date: the day we first found the domain. That includes existing domains we only now came across, and our monitoring started in late October 2026, so for now many of them are older domains. Registered counts domains by the registration date reported by the registry. Not every new domain has been checked yet, so treat those numbers as a lower bound; the most recent days are still filling in. Extensions whose registry does not publish a registration date (such as .eu, .de and .be) show "not published" under Registered.
How it works
Discover
We continuously monitor new domains across a growing number of extensions, from the moment they appear.
Profile
Every domain gets a profile: what it is set up for and whether it shows the signs of being prepared for misuse.
Assess
Domains that resemble your brand or name are examined more closely to judge whether they pose a real risk.
Report
We discuss the findings with you: no raw lists, but concrete cases and what you can do about them.