We put the 'ME' in media, because putting 'US' in media wouldn't make it past your editor.

Whoisology has been referenced in a wide range of publications including Vice, Buzzfeed, The New York Times, Business Insider, ARS Technica, along with many other notable publications and blogs. We think that's swell. So swell, that we've created a special access level just for journalists and bloggers.

Media level access will allow you to research your story without needing to pay for site access. We are also available to the media for onboarding support or general questions about how to use the site. We do not however do media appearances or provide quotes as subject experts as we have a staffing policy of only hiring crushingly shy, yet diverse, staff.

To apply for media level access, please complete the form below. Please note that it is necessary to use your company email address for verification. Unfortunately we are not able to provide media level access to all who request it.

Linking / Data Policy:

1. Web publications referencing our data, for example "Bob Jones owns 1,000 domain names" MUST link to the page referencing the source data using your custom media linking code. Alternatively, linking to the Whoisology home page is acceptable, but it is less user friendly.


2. Print publications referencing our data, for example "Bob Jones owns 1,000 domain names" MUST reference "Whoisology.com" as the data source.


3. For Web or Print publications, publishing lists of more than 25 domain names connected to any specific data field is NOT PERMITTED without prior written approval by Whoisology.


4. For Web or Print publications, linking to a web page other than Whoisology or file containing more than 25 domain names connected to any specific data field is NOT PERMITTED without prior written approval by Whoisology.


5. Generally, be cool. If you are going to reference our data, or something interesting is discovered through your use of Whoisology, give us a nod.