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Online investigation tool - Reverse IP, NS, MX, WHOIS and more - dnslytics.com
Worth it. Buy if you regularly investigate domains, IPs, or hosting infrastructure — it's cheap, deep, and easy to try free. Skip it if you need enterprise threat-intel feeds, support SLAs, or continuous DNS monitoring.
Medium. Based on 20+ public sources; many review snippets truncated, so no verifiable ratings or user counts.
From $0.30/day
Premium
medium
API uses a separate premium model from the $0.30/day subscription — budget both.
medium
Guess: free searches are rate-limited; expect walls mid-investigation.
medium
Small vendor; no support SLAs or detailed support reviews found.
Value for money: 4/5
Rating
From $0.30/day
Starting price
16
Sources
Analyzed
From $0.30/day
No known vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.
Practitioners on Reddit and OSINT lists casually recommend DNSlytics for reverse-IP and domain digging; structured review detail is thin.
“You can try dnslytics”
“Absolutely phenomenal”
Compare Dnslytics with each alternative.
Heavier enterprise domain intel for large security teams
Managed WHOIS/DNS API feeds for automated pipelines
Simpler pick if you only need IP geolocation data
Dnslytics vs IP2LocationIP geolocation databases without investigation extras
Dnslytics vs DB-IPBased on 20+ public sources; many review snippets truncated, so no verifiable ratings or user counts.
Cheap ($0.30/day) DNS/WHOIS investigation tool; great for OSINT and spam tracing, overkill for casual domain checks.
Based on 20+ public sources; many review snippets truncated, so no verifiable ratings or user counts.
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