Never lose a domain to a missed renewal

Domain Monitor Hub reads each domain's registration expiry automatically and reminds you well before the deadline — so a forgotten renewal never takes your site, email and SSL down at once.

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How it works

How domain expiration monitoring works

Automatic expiry lookup

Add a domain and Domain Monitor Hub reads its registration expiry via WHOIS/RDAP — no spreadsheets, no manual tracking.

Threshold reminders

Get reminded at 30, 14, 7 and 1 days before expiry by default — and add your own custom intervals on top.

ccTLDs handled too

Country domains like .de, .es and .eu don't publish an expiry date — set it once and every reminder still works the same.

Why it matters

Expiry is the one failure you can always see coming

Unlike an outage, a renewal date is known months in advance. Monitoring turns that certainty into an alert you actually act on — sent from outside your registrar, so it reaches you even when the registrar's own notice is the thing that failed.

What happens after expiry

An expired domain isn’t gone — it’s on a clock

Missing the date doesn’t delete a domain straight away. It moves through grace, then redemption, then deletion, and the cost of getting it back jumps at every step. Domain Monitor Hub shows exactly where a domain stands and warns you before each transition — so a recovery never turns into an auction.

  1. RegisteredNormal renewal at the normal price. Nothing at risk yet.
  2. Grace periodAlready offline, but usually still renewable at the normal price.
  3. RedemptionStill recoverable — but only through a restore that costs far more than a renewal.
  4. DeletedReleased to the open market, where anyone can register it.

Exact windows and fees vary by TLD and registrar.

Want the full picture of what a lapse takes down? Read what happens when a domain expires.

Questions, answered

Domain expiration monitoring FAQ

Daily for most zones. For zones whose registry strictly limits lookups — such as .info — every three days, and daily again in the last 30 days before expiry. You can also re-check a domain from the dashboard at any time instead of waiting for the next run.

Some country zones — .de, .es and .eu among them — don't return an expiry date over RDAP or WHOIS. Set the date once yourself in the app, and every reminder works exactly as it does for any other domain.

Yes. By default you're reminded 30, 14, 7 and 1 days before expiry, and you can add your own intervals on top. Reminders go by email and webhook on every plan, and to Discord and Slack from Pro; notification groups send each domain's reminders to the right people.

Put every renewal date on autopilot

Add your domains, pick your reminder thresholds, and relax — Domain Monitor Hub watches the dates for you.

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