WHOIS Database by Country: Buy Records One Market at a Time

Pick a country, see how many domains it holds and what the file costs, then download it as CSV or MySQL. Every file carries 80+ parsed WHOIS fields, including registrant, registrar, nameserver, and date records, for domains matched by registrant country or by ccTLD.

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What is a WHOIS database by country?

A country WHOIS database is a parsed WHOIS dataset filtered to one registrant country, so you buy only the records tied to the market you track instead of the full archive. WhoisFreaks prices each country by its domain count and delivers it as CSV or MySQL with 80+ parsed fields per record.

Countries

263+

Every market we hold enough registrant records for to release as its own dataset.

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Parsed fields per record

80+

Registrant, registrar, nameservers, status, and dates, parsed into fixed columns.

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History from

1986

Ownership changes, transfers, and renewals kept since the first records in 1986.

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Features

What does a country WHOIS file include?

What each country file includes and how the records are delivered.

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Geographical Segmentation

Sort WHOIS records by ccTLD or registrant country to study domain activity in the UK, India, and beyond. Track threats and spot trends.

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Localized Registrant Information

Identify domain registrants with country‑wise WHOIS data aligned to local laws, languages, and formats for accurate regional research.

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Regional Information

Country-wise WHOIS and DNS records show how domains resolve across borders, for security work, ISP tuning, and infrastructure mapping.

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API Access

Pull the same country records through the WHOIS API when you need a domain checked live, rather than waiting for the next file build.

Use Cases

Who buys WHOIS data by country?

Optimize research and security with country‑wise WHOIS information.

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Market & Trend Analysis

Country‑tagged WHOIS data reveals domain trends to identify growth zones and refine strategies.

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Cybersecurity Threat Detection

Detect suspicious domains by country using the latest WHOIS data to trace threats and stop phishing.

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Competitive Monitoring

Monitor competitor domains by country to detect campaigns, shadow brands, and expansions.

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Brand Protection & Enforcement

Monitor country‑wise domain registrations to detect brand abuse, phishing, and lookalike sites.

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Domain Portfolio Management

Organize and audit domains by country to detect gaps, expirations, and unauthorized variations.

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Digital Compliance & Risk Management

Country‑wise WHOIS database complies with regional laws, ensuring safe, violation‑free access to records.

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Monitor domains by country with WHOIS intelligence. Detect threats, spot growth zones, and secure your assets.

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Start from the full 4.1B+ record dataset in CSV or MySQL, then filter down to the markets you track.

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Registrar WHOIS Database

Group records by registrar to compare market share and spot registration patterns in one country.

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TLD WHOIS Database

TLD WHOIS Database

Filter the same records by extension when a specific ccTLD or gTLD matters more than a country does.

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FAQs

FAQs about country-level WHOIS datasets: coverage, aggregation logic, update cadence, available fields, and how RDAP changed WHOIS collection.

What is a WHOIS database by country?

A WHOIS database by country is a WHOIS dataset filtered to the domains whose registrant address or ccTLD belongs to one country. WhoisFreaks publishes one downloadable file per country, each carrying 80+ parsed WHOIS fields in CSV or MySQL. Prices start at US$250 and rise with the number of domains in that market.

Has RDAP replaced WHOIS for country domain data?

ICANN ended the WHOIS protocol requirement for generic top-level domains on 28 January 2025, and registries now publish registration data over RDAP. The record content did not change. Country files still carry registrant, registrar, nameserver, and date fields under the same column names, so existing pipelines keep working.

How does WhoisFreaks decide which country a domain belongs to?

Two rules decide placement. A domain lands in a country file if its parsed registrant country field matches that country, or if its extension is that country's ccTLD. Privacy and proxy services register in their own jurisdiction, so some domains sit under the proxy provider's country rather than the owner's.

How often are the country files updated?

Country files refresh on the cadence you subscribe to. Daily files rebuild at 02:15 UTC, weekly files every Monday at 01:00 UTC, and monthly files on the 1st at 02:00 UTC. The date stamp above the pricing table shows the build currently available for download.

What fields does each country file contain?

Each row carries 80+ parsed WHOIS fields: domain name, registrar, registrant name and organisation, contact address, email, phone, creation, updated and expiry dates, domain status codes, nameservers, and DNSSEC state. Fields redacted at source under ICANN policy arrive empty rather than omitted. The full column list and value formats are in the WHOIS database documentation.

What formats can I download a country file in?

Every country file ships as CSV or as a MySQL dump, compressed for transfer. Pick the format at checkout. CSV suits spreadsheet review and pipeline ingestion, while the MySQL dump restores straight into a local instance for querying without a separate load step.
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