DomScan provides an API to collect public web data, research domains and infrastructure, assess security and identity signals, and monitor changes.
Why it matters
overview
DomScan is a domain intelligence and web data collection tool developed by DomScan that enables developers, AI agents, security teams, growth teams, and domain professionals to collect public web data, research domains and infrastructure, assess security and identity signals, and monitor changes. It offers various API endpoints for purposes ranging from web scraping to detailed domain checks, including DNS, WHOIS/RDAP, and TLS intelligence.
features
DomScan offers a comprehensive suite of features designed for domain research, infrastructure assessment, and data collection. Its API allows for programmatic access to various data points, supporting a wide range of analytical and monitoring tasks.
use cases
DomScan is primarily designed for technical users and teams requiring detailed domain and web intelligence. Its API-first approach makes it suitable for integration into existing workflows and applications.
how to use
To begin using DomScan, users can access its web platform or integrate its API into their applications. The platform is currently in a pre-launch phase, with an early 2026 launch anticipated for its domain price comparison features.
pricing
DomScan operates on a freemium model, offering a free tier with core functionalities and a planned Pro plan for advanced users and teams. The platform provides 10,000 free credits per month, with a focused check costing one credit.
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