Scan a domain for subdomains with Subdomain Finder, which offers private scans that are not logged or indexed.

subdomainfinder.c99.nl
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About SD Finder

SD Finder is a web-based subdomain scanner hosted on C99.nl. It scans a given domain to enumerate as many subdomains as possible, which can help map a domain's structure, locate services hosted on subdomains, and spot subdomains that may be more exposed than others. A scan can take up to about one minute, and results for a scanned subdomain are stored in the service's cache for 7 days. The tool also checks whether a subdomain is tunneling through CloudFlare and can surface historical subdomains that are no longer linked to any endpoints. The directory description states that scans are private and are not logged or indexed, though results are cached by the service for the period noted above.

Key features

  • Scans an entire domain to find as many subdomains as possible
  • Reports whether a subdomain is tunneling through CloudFlare
  • Finds historical subdomains no longer linked to endpoints
  • Stores scanned subdomain data in a cache for 7 days
  • Scan run from a browser; results shown on the page
  • Donations accepted via PayPal or cryptocurrency
Best for: Security researchers and bug bounty hunters who want a quick overview of a domain's subdomains before investigating further.
Good for
  • Combines subdomain enumeration with CloudFlare tunneling checks and historical subdomain discovery
  • Frame-oriented output supports bug bounty target research
  • Funded by optional donations via PayPal or cryptocurrency
Watch out for
  • A scan may take up to about one minute
  • No pricing or plan information is stated on the homepage

SD Finder at a glance

Type
Online tool
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Platforms
Web
Open source
Not stated
Last checked
Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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SD Finder FAQ

How long does a scan take?
A scan can take up to about one minute, and the page asks users to wait while scanning completes.
How long are results kept?
After a subdomain has been scanned, the data is stored in the service's cache for 7 days.
Are scans private?
The directory description says scans are private and not logged or indexed; note that scanned subdomain data is still cached by the service for 7 days.
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