Domain Expiration Checker
When a domain expires and how many days are left.
The name you type is looked up by our server and sent back to you; it is not stored.
Type a domain such as example.com, a web address, or an IP address such as 8.8.8.8.
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Domain Expiration Checker at a glance
- Price
- Free
- Sent to our server
- Only the name, for the lookup; not stored
- Sign-up
- Not needed
- Source
- The registry itself, by RDAP or WHOIS
- Gives
- Age, expiry, registrar, status, name servers
- Limit
- 60 lookups an hour per connection
How to use Domain Expiration Checker
- Type the domainType a domain such as example.com, a web address, or an IP address.
- Look it upPress Look up. The registry for that ending is asked directly.
- Read the recordSee the age, expiry, registrar, status, name servers and any published owner details.
Type a domain to see its expiry date and the days left, read from the registry. If your own domain expires within a month, renew it or check that auto-renew is on; if someone else's has expired, it may be in a grace or redemption period before it becomes available.
How it works
Domain Expiration Checker is a web page. The name you type is looked up by our server and sent back to you; it is not stored. There is no account and no sign-up; to keep it quick for everyone, each connection has an hourly limit, well above normal use.
After expiry
Most endings give a grace period of about 30 to 45 days and then a redemption period of about 30 days, when only the old owner can restore the name, before it is deleted and released.
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