WHOIS Record for google.com

Summary

google.com is registered at MarkMonitor Inc. since 1997-09-15 and expires on 2028-09-14.

privacy protected / no datagoogle.com is valid until 2028-09-14 (700 days remaining).

Analysis

  • The domain was created on 1997-09-15 — 29 years ago. Older domains show fewer abusive registration patterns.
  • google.com is valid until 2028-09-14 (700 days remaining).
  • The registrar for google.com is MarkMonitor Inc.
  • Nameservers NS1.GOOGLE.COM and NS2.GOOGLE.COM suggest the site uses a third-party DNS provider.
  • The public record for google.com does not expose the registrant's contact details — registrant information is redacted or unavailable.

Registration details

Domain
google.com
Registrar
MarkMonitor Inc.
Created on
1997-09-15
Updated on
2019-09-09
Expires on
2028-09-14
Nameservers

NS1.GOOGLE.COM

NS2.GOOGLE.COM

NS3.GOOGLE.COM

NS4.GOOGLE.COM

Status

client delete prohibited

client transfer prohibited

client update prohibited

server delete prohibited

server transfer prohibited

server update prohibited

Registrant privacy
privacy protected / no data

Frequently asked questions

Who owns google.com?

The public record for google.com does not expose the registrant's contact details — registrant information is redacted or unavailable.

When does google.com expire?

google.com expires on 2028-09-14.

Who registered google.com?

MarkMonitor Inc. is the registrar for google.com.

What is a WHOIS record?

A WHOIS record is the public registration information for a domain name: registrar, creation and expiration dates, nameservers, and registrant contact details.

Why is a WHOIS record important?

WHOIS data helps you verify who owns or registered a domain, when it expires, and which registrar and nameservers serve it — useful for security checks and domain research.

How do I look up a WHOIS record?

Enter any domain name in the WHOIS lookup tool to see its registrar, registration and expiration dates, nameservers and status.

What does domain privacy protection mean?

Privacy protection hides the registrant's personal contact details from the public WHOIS record, while registrar and dates remain visible.