IDN and punycode
Cyrillic and other internationalized names are normalized before network and registration checks.
One check shows the selected host’s HTTP response and redirects, its SSL certificate, and the correct registration record with IDN, subdomains, and the Public Suffix List taken into account.
Need continuous monitoring?
A one-time date cannot warn you at the next renewal. Monitoring refreshes the data and creates an event only when the state really changes.
More than a generic WHOIS page
UpChecker separates the website host from the registrable domain: HTTP and SSL use the specified subdomain, while RDAP/WHOIS follows the Public Suffix List.
Cyrillic and other internationalized names are normalized before network and registration checks.
For api.example.co.uk, registration is requested for example.co.uk—not co.uk or an arbitrary part of the name.
The result clearly states whether registration data came from RDAP or fallback WHOIS.