OrionCMD pricing: domain WHOIS API
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44% complete: 4 of the 9 fields on our checklistSee the 9 fields
$10.00per 1,000 domainsWe haven't run OrionCMD through our domain WHOIS API benchmark yet.We rank 400 plans for domain WHOIS APIs by price. Half the plans cost $1.50 or less per 1,000 domains. This plan costs less per 1,000 domains than 7% of the 400 plans.Searchwire's $10 pack is the cheapest paid plan per 1,000 domains. Searchwire's domain WHOIS API costs nothing beyond the plan price. C99.nl's $25 yearly plan costs the least for 10,000 domains a month: $2.08.Enterno, IPAddress.to and Robtex are the best domain WHOIS API providers in the Datacircle benchmark.
Plan: Pay per call with x402 OrionCMD's only plan
Call:
GET / v1/ expiry OrionCMD's only callAPI: Domain WHOIS API OrionCMD's only API
About this item
- Freshness. We don't know how fresh this plan's data is.
- 4 of the 9 fields on our checklist. Registrar, Created on, Expires on, Name servers.
- Nothing to buy first. You pay per call.
- One call. You send
domaintoGET /. The call returns the domain's WHOIS record.v1/ expiry - Who can get it: anyone, with no account or API key, paying each call in USDC on Base (x402). Keep data: no API terms. Use data: no API terms.
OrionCMD: domain WHOIS API alternatives
OrionCMD alternatives: other domain WHOIS API providers by price
We list other providers' plans closest to this plan in price per 1,000 domains.
| This planOrionCMD, pay as you go | Unstuckapi, $10 pack | Pipeworx, pay as you go, Pay-per-call (x402), POST /domains/mcp | Percall API, pay as you go | DomainDrift, pay as you go | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $ per 1,000 domains | $10.00 | $10.00 | $10.00 | $10.00 | $10.00 |
| Completeness | 44% | 78% | 78% | 56% | 56% |
| Billing | pay as you go | pay first | pay as you go | pay as you go | pay as you go |
| Pay | per call | $10 | per call | per call | per call |
| Enough for | as many as you pay for | 1,000 calls | as many as you pay for | 1 call | as many as you pay for |
| Freshness | unknown | unknown | unknown | unknown | 102 days |
| Who can get it | anyone, with no account or API key, paying each call in USDC on Base (x402) | anyone at least 18 years old (an organization's buyer must be authorized to agree to the terms) | anyone, with no account or API key, paying each call in USDC from a wallet (x402) (not from a comprehensively sanctioned jurisdiction nor on a restricted-party list: terms, section 5) | anyone, with no account: each call is paid in USDC on Base (eip155:8453) | anyone aged 18 or over with a USDC wallet on Base |
Sources
From each provider's own pricing page and docs, and from what providers tell us. We read this row from these pages on 2026-11-08.
Product details
The key fields this plan's answer can hold, then each filled column in its row on the sheet.
- Registrant, not in the answer
- Registrar
- Created on
- Updated on, not in the answer
- Expires on
- Name servers
- Statuses, not in the answer
- DNSSEC, not in the answer
- Abuse contact, not in the answer
| $ per 1,000 domains | $10.00 |
|---|---|
| Per | call |
| Billing | pay as you go |
| Also pays for | nothing else |
|---|
| Their pitch | Pay-per-call website checks for agents: TLS certificate (from CT logs), DNS, email authentication (SPF/DMARC/DKIM/MTA-STS), HTTP security headers, domain expiry, a site-health bundle, an A-F domain security grade, and a $2 full site audit report with a prioritized fix list, a 2-cent domain threat check (IOC feed + ransomware claims), a 50-cent bulk IOC check of 100 domains/IPs, and a 30-cent 30-day watch of 25 domains with webhook threat alerts. |
|---|
| Keep data | no API terms |
|---|---|
| Use data | no API terms |
| Pay | per call |
|---|
| Batch | 1 |
|---|
| Answer | in the call |
|---|
| You send | domain |
|---|---|
| Method | GET |
| Path | /v1/expiry |
| Plan | Pay per call with x402 |
|---|---|
| Who can get it | anyone, with no account or API key, paying each call in USDC on Base (x402) |
The 10 fields the plan's answer can hold
domain, found, registrar, registration date, expiry date, days until expiry, EPP status, name servers, findings, fixes