T+0 · Registration
A domain is registered at any of the 2,500+ ICANN accredited registrars worldwide and enters the registry zone.
Newly registered domains (NRD)
A zone file tells you a domain exists. Our daily NRD feed tells you who registered it — verified name, email, phone, address, organisation and registrar — within 24 hours of registration.
Measured volume
Counts below are the raw capture from our own collection pipeline over the last 10 days — not an industry estimate.
311,535
Captured on 26 Jul
665,675
10-day daily average
904,205
Peak day (19 Jul)
Collection pipeline
Every new domain passes the same four stages before it reaches your daily file.
A domain is registered at any of the 2,500+ ICANN accredited registrars worldwide and enters the registry zone.
The new name appears in the daily zone diff. We queue it and start whois lookups against the authoritative registry and registrar servers.
Raw whois text is parsed into 40+ normalised columns, duplicates are collapsed and malformed responses are re-queried.
Whois guard and proxy records are removed, files are split per TLD, zipped and pushed to your FTP account.
Anatomy of a record
A single line from yesterday's drop, shown field by field. Every record follows this shape across all TLDs.
| domainName | brightpathlabs.com |
|---|---|
| createdDate | 2026-07-25 |
| registrarName | NameCheap, Inc. |
| registrant_name | Daniel Okoye |
| registrant_organization | Brightpath Labs LLC |
| registrant_email | d.okoye@brightpathlabs.com |
| registrant_telephone | +1.4155550188 |
| registrant_city | San Mateo |
| registrant_country | US |
| nameServers | ns1.dnsowl.com | ns2.dnsowl.com |
Illustrative row · 40+ fields in total, including administrative contact detail.
Extension mix
Typical share of a daily drop by extension. Each extension is delivered as its own file, plus one merged all-in-one file.
The other end of the lifecycle
Track both ends of the domain lifecycle without a second subscription.
Domains reaching expiry each day, ready for drop-catch shortlists and renewal outreach.
See which dropped names are picked back up, and by which registrar, within days.
Your FTP keeps more than 40 previous daily drops, so a missed day is never a lost day.
Need coverage further back? Browse the historic whois database by country.
NRD questions
A newly registered domain is any domain name first registered within a recent window — typically the last 24 hours to 30 days. NRDs are widely used for lead generation and are also a strong signal in security filtering, because a large share of phishing and spam infrastructure is under 30 days old.
Within about 24 hours of registration. Zone capture starts within hours, whois enrichment and parsing follow, and the finished files land on your FTP as a single daily drop.
Volumes typically run between 180,000 and 240,000 per day across all TLDs, with weekday peaks and lower weekend registration. The last ten days of measured volume are shown on this page.
Yes. Alongside daily new registrations we publish domains that have just reached expiry, which is useful for drop-catching, re-registration monitoring and portfolio research.
No. Records behind a whois guard or privacy proxy carry no usable registrant detail, so they are removed before delivery and you are never charged for them.
Yes. Files are already split per TLD in every plan, and the country-filtered subscription adds one file per registrant country each day.
Subscribe and your FTP credentials arrive instantly. Every daily drop, every TLD, whois attached and privacy records removed.
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