Case file // domain & contact recon

Site Recon

Drop a URL. It pulls domain registration dates, hunts the page for ARN numbers, phone numbers, and email addresses.

Works best on server-rendered pages. Some sites block cross-origin fetches — if a scan comes back empty, that's the site's own protection, not a bug.

Bulk search

Upload an Excel or CSV file with one website URL per row (first column). Every site gets scanned in order and a report downloads automatically: Domain URL, ARN(s), Purchased, Expiry, Registrar, Email(s), Phone Number(s) — same row order as your file.

Domain registration —

Domain—

Purchased—

Expires—

Registrar—

Scan status —

Page fetched—

HTML size—

Footer found—

ARN numbers —

Phone numbers —

Email addresses —

Field notes. WHOIS/RDAP data can be hidden by privacy proxies (common for many registrars) — a blank registration date usually means privacy protection, not a failed scan. Contact details are pulled from the homepage plus the site's own contact page when one is found, so content injected by JavaScript after load may still be missed. ARN detection looks for the pattern "ARN" followed by a code, standard for AMFI-registered mutual fund distributors in India.