WhoisFreaks sells WHOIS and DNS data mainly through APIs and monthly database subscriptions. WebTrackly sells the same class of bulk data as one-time CSV downloads, starting at $3.50 per package.
| Feature | WhoisFreaks | WebTrackly |
|---|---|---|
| Primary delivery | REST API + database subscriptions | One-time CSV/ZIP downloads (API for the catalog) |
| Entry price | Subscription tiers, billed monthly | $3.50 for a single package, no recurring fee |
| TLD zone files | Domain database downloads | 716 zones, sold individually |
| Technology / CMS lists | Not a core product | 79 platforms, e.g. 21,639,326 WordPress sites |
| DNS enrichment (NS, MX, IP) | Yes, via API and database | Yes, per-TLD packages |
| WHOIS registrant contacts | Yes, where not redacted | No — domain-level data only |
| Live per-domain lookup | Yes | No — bulk files only |
| Free sample before buying | Trial credits | Free sample on every package page |
If you need the .com zone or every detected WordPress site once, a monthly database subscription is the wrong shape. WebTrackly prices each package separately, from $3.50.
Website lists by CMS and platform are a first-class product here: 79 platforms, delivered as plain CSV.
Every package page shows the record count, the file size and a free sample, so you can validate fit without a trial account.
No registrant contact data and no per-domain lookup. What you get is domains, DNS records and detected technology — stated up front.
| Package | Records | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| All Registered Domains Worldwide | 272,614,863 | $70 | View |
| All Domains with NS Servers | 250,116,052 | $49 | View |
| All Domains with IP Address | 243,950,097 | $42 | View |
| Commercial Zones (COM + NET + BIZ + ORG) | 181,435,916 | $63 | View |
| All Domains with HTTP Response | 170,835,843 | $56 | View |
WhoisFreaks is a domain data provider built around APIs: live and historical WHOIS, DNS records, SSL data and domain databases, typically consumed by developers through endpoints or bought as periodic database dumps on a subscription.
WebTrackly approaches the same underlying data from the file side. You browse a catalog of 1,538 packages, buy the one you need, and download a CSV inside a ZIP. There is no per-query metering and no requirement to keep a plan active to retain what you already downloaded.
To be explicit: there is no live per-domain lookup endpoint, no historical WHOIS timeline, and no registrant contact data. If your workflow depends on querying single domains on demand or on tracking WHOIS changes over time, an API provider such as WhoisFreaks fits better.
Bulk work — sizing a TLD, building a universe of sites on a platform, feeding a research pipeline, seeding a security scan — is a poor fit for per-query pricing. A full zone file at a fixed one-time price removes the per-record maths entirely. The .com zone alone contains 163,422,083 domains; the all-domains dataset holds 272,614,863 rows.
A common split: bulk files for the universe, an API for targeted enrichment on the small subset that matters. Buying the breadth as files usually cuts the number of API calls needed by a wide margin.
716 zone files, 79 technology lists, 27 datasets. From $3.50.
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