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Domain Expiration Checker

Check when a domain name expires and how many days are left.

The expiry date comes from the registry's public RDAP record. Most registrars renew automatically if auto-renew is on.

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How to use the Domain Expiration Checker

Check when a domain name expires and how many days are left.

  1. 1 Enter the domain name.
  2. 2 Click Check expiry.
  3. 3 Read the days left. Renew or enable auto-renew well before the date.

Example and practical tips

A domain that expires in 20 days is shown in red. Log in to the registrar named in the result and renew it before it lapses and someone else registers it.

Frequently asked questions

What happens when a domain expires?

It usually enters a grace period, then a redemption period with a high restore fee, and is then released for anyone to register.

Why is there no expiry date?

A few registries do not publish expiry dates in their public records.

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