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I use the RDAP & WHOIS data from webatla in my work. The data is well collected: broad coverage, neatly normalized fields, and a unified format for both RDAP and WHOIS. It’s convenient that the database is updated daily, and the records can be easily imported into analytical tools without additional cleaning.
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GetArgon.io is excellent value for money. The data is accurate, well-structured, and genuinely useful — especially for identifying website technologies. No clutter or irrelevant info. And the pricing is very affordable. I definitely recommend it if you need a high-quality database of websites.
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