Who is hosting this website? Domain hosting checker
Find which company runs a domain’s DNS, email and website platform: Cloudflare, GoDaddy, Hostinger, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Zoho, Shopify, Wix and more. See the DNS proof for each answer.
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How to use this tool
- Enter a domain Type a domain or paste a website link.
- Click Check We read name server, mail and website records from public DNS.
- See who runs DNS Name servers show where the domain’s DNS is managed.
- See email and website MX shows the email provider; CNAME shows platforms like Shopify or Wix.
- Check the proof Each answer shows the DNS value it came from, so you can confirm it.
Read results carefully
- DNS host, email host and website host can be three different companies.
- Cloudflare and other CDNs hide the real server.
- “Not in our list” means the name is real but we do not know the company yet.
Before moving hosting
- Note your current name servers and MX records.
- Copy all DNS records with our DNS lookup tool.
- Move email records carefully to avoid lost mail.
Use it for
- Finding where a client’s site is hosted before a redesign.
- Checking a vendor’s setup.
- Confirming a migration finished.
Questions about this tool
Why does it show Cloudflare?
Cloudflare sits in front of many sites for speed and safety. The real host is hidden behind it.
Can I find the hosting company from the IP?
That needs an IP ownership lookup on our server. It is shown when the live version is ready.
What is the difference between registrar and host?
The registrar is where the domain was bought. The host is where the website files live. They can be different.
Is this always correct?
It is based on public DNS names. Custom setups may hide the company; the proof column helps you judge.
Is my search sent to your server?
The DNS part runs in your browser with public DNS. Only the IP ownership step uses our server.