Type a domain below. We read the expiry date straight from the registry, not from a cached list, and show you the registrar and transfer-lock status with it.
Enter it above. Renewatch queries the domain registry directly over RDAP and returns the exact expiry date the registry holds, along with the registrar of record. It takes about two seconds and needs no account.
No. Auto-renew is a setting inside your registrar; it reports intent, not outcome. If the card on file expires the renewal silently fails while the dashboard still shows auto-renew as on. The only proof is the expiry date in the registry moving forward, which is what we watch.
It typically stops resolving immediately, then enters a redemption period of around 30 days during which restoring it costs roughly $80–200 rather than the normal renewal fee. After that it can be released and registered by anyone.
Every TLD that publishes RDAP — about 1,200 of them, including .com, .net, .org, .dev and .app — plus .co, .ie, .us, .pt, .it, .se and .dk over WHOIS. Some registries publish no expiry date at all, including .de, .es, .ch, .at, .be and .eu, and for those we say so plainly rather than guessing.
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