Back then I never knew that these tools exist. So what I always do when checking how long a blog is, is to look at its archives and check for the oldest entry on their blogs. That was how I check for the age of a particular blog page.

But I was having some limitations with my method since not all blogs show their archive pages, and not all sites are blogs. Even a whois cant help you since whois only shows the duration a domain name’s availability and not the time since it was first registered.

After some googling, the big G pointed me to five different tools that can help me determine a domain name’s page. They may not be accurate against each other’s results but somehow it may give you an idea of how old a domain name is.

Here it goes.

1.       Congland Domain Age Checker

2.       WebConfs Domain Age Tool

3.       SEOchat Domain Age Tool

4.       iWebtool Domain Age Check

5.       SEOlogs Domain Age Checker

Try them out! Each tool might be showing different ages a domain name has but they are somehow giving approximate results, so it is still useful if you really want to know the idea of how old a domain name is.

Try checking out how old your domain name is and check if the results match the date since you first registered for that name.

Enjoy!

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