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Whoisology Steps Up and offers 50% Discount

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With all the news out there about Domain Tools raising prices and cutting services, Whoisology is offering 50% off a premium membership.

There are three tiers at Whoisology,

  • Beginner
  • Legendary
  • Advanced

Because We Love You … Lots

It’s tough out there these days. Friends turning on friends. People saying one thing while doing another. Well nuts to that.

Join Whoisology today as a Premium Member and you’ll receive 50% off the normal subscription cost. Sign up at this rate and it’s yours for the life of your membership. With a premium membership you will be able to access reserved content, gain API access, receive credits to complete advanced & keyword searches. Premium Members are also able to access more pages per day, receive discounts on paid reports & more!

Sign up here

About Raymond Hackney

Raymond Hackney has been involved with domain names since 1997. One of the most prolific writers in the domain industry and founder of TLDinvestors.com and 3Character.com

Comments

  1. Joseph Peterson says

    I splurged and went “Legendary”. Mainly because I liked their cartoon monster. Don’t know if I’ll continue at that level, but will give it a go.

    Minus 1 DomainTools account ($50). Plus 1 Whoisology account ($135).

    If DomainTools had raised their rates while augmenting their services (instead of raising those rates while eliminating services), they could have kept some customers.

  2. todd says

    It would be nice to see a side by side comparison of DomainIQ, Whoisology and Domain Tools. I’m sure the article would get lots of traffic.

  3. Whois your Daddy ? says

    That’s cool… but one can clearly see that DomainTools with new pricing is still cheaper and offers way more than WHoisology’s LEGENDARY accnt option.

    • Ology Guy says

      They are different products and not directly comparable.

      But, if you’re looking at reverse whois lookups, what Whoisology specializes in, then you’re comparing more or less unlimited lookups against 25 a month that DomainTools is offering with their new “personal” membership level.

      Being a new service Whoisology can’t compete with the age of data that DomainTools offers, but DomainTools can’t compete with the way the data is structured on Whoisology or level of access. Both have their strengths and both have their weaknesses depending on what you use the data for. In many use cases they can be quite complementary to one another.

        • Ology Guy says

          Whoisology is different.

          Because we collate and make every single field of the whois data browsable we do it in batches. These are released in what we call archives.

          So while we publicly do not list individual whois lookups (at the moment) like DomainTools does, the data sets are unique and allow for a different type of usage that is not possible with DomainTools.

          I think you could say that the data is more macro than micro.

  4. Adam says

    The data tends to be not as updated I’ve found. For 50% off though it’s worth signing up imo. Thanks for the tip Raymond. 🙂

  5. George M says

    DT still has the best history, but the reverse whois abilities on Whoisology are really good.

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