Domain expiry checker
See exactly when a domain expires and how many days are left, so a renewal never slips through.
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How it works
Type a domain
Enter the domain you want to check. We remove www, https and paths for you.
Live WHOIS lookup
We query the registry through our registrar platform and read the expiry date from the record.
Days left, at a glance
Green means plenty of time, orange means under 30 days, red means it has already expired.
Frequently asked questions
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What happens when a domain expires?
The website and email stop working within a few days. Most registrars then hold the domain in a grace period (often about 30 days) and a redemption period, when it can still be renewed, usually at a higher fee. After that it is deleted and anyone can register it.
Can I see the owner’s renewal settings?
No. WHOIS shows the date the registry has on file, not whether auto-renew is switched on. Some registrars renew a few days before the date shown, so the date moves forward when that happens.
Why is the expiry date different at my registrar?
Registries show the date the domain is paid until at registry level. Your registrar may show an earlier date in your account so it has time to renew for you.
How do I stop my domain from expiring?
Turn on auto-renew, keep a valid card on file and keep your contact email up to date. Renewing for several years at once also helps.
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