WHOIS/RDAP masking
Your name, email, address and phone are replaced with GuardPrivacy contact details across public lookups.
GuardPrivacy replaces a registrant's personal details in public domain records with ours. We do not own the domain and we do not read your business — we pass legitimate messages through to whoever does own it.
Your message is screened and logged before anything is forwarded. The registrant's private address is never exposed to you — and yours is never published.
A registrant enables privacy on their domain.
Our contact details replace theirs in the record.
Anyone looking up the domain sees us, not them.
You send a message through this site.
We screen it for abuse and spam before relaying.
Legitimate messages reach the registrant, privately.
Your name, email, address and phone are replaced with GuardPrivacy contact details across public lookups.
Legitimate inquiries reach the registrant through a controlled forward — the real address never touches the public record.
Every abuse report is reviewed by hand and, where the evidence supports it, escalated to the registrar.
Protection applies across a portfolio, not just a single name, from one place.
Personal data is minimised and handled in line with EU data-protection principles while meeting ICANN requirements.
A clear, documented route exists for legitimate law-enforcement and legal requests.
Send a business inquiry, a purchase offer, or reach an administrative or technical contact — without ever seeing their private details.
Contact a domain ownerReport phishing, malware, fraud, spam or other abuse. Reports are read by our trust & safety team and escalated when the evidence supports it.
Report abuseWHOIS privacy protection replaces your personal contact information in public domain records with alternative contact details operated by GuardPrivacy. This prevents spam, telemarketing and identity-related risks while remaining compliant with ICANN requirements.
Use the Contact a Domain Owner form. Your message is screened for abuse and spam, then, where appropriate, relayed to the registrant. Their private email address is never revealed to you, and delivery does not guarantee a reply.
No. GuardPrivacy is a privacy intermediary. We appear as the contact in the public record and relay legitimate communications, but the registrant retains full ownership and control of their domain.
GuardPrivacy administrators can see your address because it is needed to relay any reply. The registrant sees the content of your message through a secure channel; your details are shared only to the extent needed to communicate.