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Send your list
Paste your domains into the form. You do not give us any registrar login; we only read public records.
Free countdown plus a ready-made lookup sheet
A whistle
before your domain lapses.
Domains and certificates expire on a date nobody remembers, usually after the card on file has changed. Tell us your domains and we watch the expiry, the HTTPS certificate and the DNS records, and email you well before anything runs out or moves.
No card today. A person reads every request and replies by email.
How it works
Three checks, every day, for every domain.
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We watch three things
The registration expiry date, the HTTPS certificate and the DNS records that route your site and email.
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You hear early
Emails at 60, 30 and 7 days before an expiry, and the same day if a nameserver, MX or email-security record changes.
Free tool
Count down one domain.
Type the domain and the expiry dates you can see (from your registrar email or the padlock in your browser). We work out the days left, the reminder dates, and the exact commands that show the real dates.
Start watching
Send your
domains.
List every domain you want watched. We reply with what we found today (dates, certificate, DNS) and the plan that fits.
Nothing is charged until you approve by email.
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Pricing
What watching your domains costs.
Pick by how many domains you own. Every plan checks registration expiry and the HTTPS certificate, and emails you well before either runs out.
Whistle
$5 a month
Up to 10 domains. Expiry and certificate checks every day, with emails at 60, 30 and 7 days.
Watch
$19 a month
Up to 100 domains. Adds alerts when nameservers, MX or SPF/DMARC records change.
Guard
$49 a month
Up to 300 domains. Adds a person who confirms each renewal went through and chases the registrar if it did not.
Nothing is charged until you approve by email. We never hold or renew your domains for you; they stay at your registrar in your name.
Before you send
Questions people ask
Do you need my registrar login?
No. Expiry dates, certificates and DNS records are public. We read them like anyone can, and never touch your account.
Will you renew the domain for me?
No. The domain stays at your registrar in your name. We make sure you know in time, and on Guard a person confirms the renewal went through.
What DNS changes do you alert on?
Nameservers, MX records, and the SPF and DMARC records that protect your email. A change there can take your site or email down without any warning.
Why not just turn on auto-renew?
Do, and keep it on. Auto-renew fails when the card on file expires or the account email is dead, which is exactly when nobody sees the warning.