WhoAPI Reviews

WhoAPI provides domains and relevant information and secure socket layer certificate installation to the users

Who API also provides authorized users with additional information on geolocation, hostname and network owner details

The initial cost of WhoAPI is high for small scale businesses to purchase and maintain over time

Limited security of network owner's details that can be prone to attacks from outsiders who may use it for wrong motives

I would recommend others to utilise WhoAPI due to the functionalities of Domain availability checks so as the client makes an informed decision in purchasing a domain name and also provides additional information in regards to the network owners to the authorized users

WhoAPI helps in solving the challenges faced in domain registration by simplifying the procedure of obtaining a domain name through domain availability checks and provision of detailed information

WhoAPI helps in quickly finding the domain names. It is also used to parse data from active domains such as Alexa ranking, name servers, date of registration and expiration, etc. It covers millions of domains registered worldwide and is extremely affordable.

Its user interface is not much impressive. Also, WhoAPI provides the documentation for the errors that occurred, even though it is a good thing the documentation is heavy-handed.

It helps me with Screenshot API and contact, email, and phone number servers in day-to-day life at my workplace. It is a unique platform I found where I can monitor my domains.

Really I was amazed after learning about this platform which offers entirely different APIs, and the one that made me feel like that is Screenshot API.

User-intuitive modules make us easy to integrate between multiple platforms using methods.

The documentation provided on the site is a bit clumsy, and I am unable to understand correctly to execute integration might need to contact support to get help, which is not easy.

Domain check API and Screenshot API these services are necessary while building some mobile and web applications, and it is also allowing full scrolling in screenshot API.

Domain availability checks made easy. WhoAPI also provides many useful, relevant information like hostname, geolocation, network owner. WhoAPI has good documentation and simple implementation. Very intuitive interface.

User-Interface can be improved, but it works fine. Technical Support can be better. It is a little overpriced since it is not a very complex solution. But it delivers what it promises.

We have used WhoAPI to check domain availability and make business decisions based on the data we can extract. This has saved us a lot of time and effort. I would recommend this if you want to quickly gather all the relevant, credible information on a domain.

The best thing while using any third-party APIs from a platform is when something is wrong, it will give some error code in response; so, To understand an explanation for that response error code, WhoAPI has given proper documentation; there were around 42 error codes with description which made easy to understand the errors.

I didn't like the website User interface and also faced issues while registering into the platform, such as even after verifying the mail, it took quite a long to login into the platform. Other than functionality wise, it is working fine.

It gives 10,000 requests for free signup, which are useful for deciding whether we can rely on this API or not. Also, the services provided by this platform I have never seen Screenshot API in any API marketplace before.