Domain expiration monitoring that keeps your domain yours.
A lapsed domain takes the site down, stops the email, and can end up in someone else's hands. Uptimia reads the real registry date for every domain you own and warns you up to 90 days ahead — then louder as the deadline nears.
Domain Details
WHOIS information for this domainWhat the check reads
whois · refreshed every dayRecent Activity
escalates as the deadline nearsOne domain's renewal window
A domain 30 days out, and nobody at the registrar watching the calendar. Three warnings fire before the date — the renewal closes the last one.
What goes down with it
Email, subdomains, redirects, app logins and certificates all resolve through the same registration — Uptimia watches that one record.
Early warnings, real registry dates, every TLD
Warned early, then louder
Set the first warning anywhere from 1 to 90 days before expiry. From there Uptimia escalates on its own — a "next week" renewal can't slip past.
- Your lead time — pick the day the first warning fires, per domain
- Automatic escalation — "expires soon" becomes critical inside 3 days, then "expired" if the date passes
- A daily safety-net sweep re-checks every domain expiring within 90 days — even between WHOIS checks
Real registry dates, no manual lookups
Uptimia reads each domain's registry record and keeps the dates that matter on one screen — last changed, and exactly how many days remain. No terminal, no third-party WHOIS site.
- Last-modified and expiry dates — read straight from the registry
- Days-remaining, colour-coded against the alert window you set
- Checked on your cadence — a fresh registry read as often as every day
Domain Name: CALDMONT.COM
Registry Expiry Date:
2026-07-30T09:24:11Z
Updated Date: 2025-07-30T…
today 06:00 UTC ✓ fresh
next in 18 h
cadence: every 1 day
Warnings where you actually look
Registrar reminders land in an inbox nobody checks. Uptimia sends domain expiry alerts to the channel your team already lives in — seen while there's time to act.
- 12 channels — email, SMS from your plan or your own Twilio, Slack, WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, PagerDuty, Microsoft Teams, Mattermost, Statuspage and webhooks
- The same contact list as every other monitor — set it once
- Every warning and expired event logged — the full history stays on the Incidents tab
UPTIMIA: caldmont.com expires 2026-07-30 — 12 days left.
Watch any domain, even without live WHOIS
Live WHOIS covers 265+ zones automatically. For extensions no registry lets us query, type the expiry date once — the same countdown and escalation run against it.
- 265+ zones on live automatic WHOIS — plus manual entry for the rest
- You pick the check cadence — from daily up to every 9 days, so the registry isn't hit needlessly
- Manual-zone domains get the same threshold, escalation and alerts as automatic ones
engine
Set the lead time once.Hear about every renewal after that.
Every domain, every WHOIS read, every alert channel — free for 30 days, and none of it is a paid add-on.
How domain expiration monitoring works
Track domain expiration dates without a spreadsheet: type a domain, set your lead time, pick who hears about it — nothing to install.
Add your domain
Type the domain and choose when the first warning fires — 1 to 90 days out.
Choose who gets warned
Pick the channels your team watches — one contact list covers every monitor.
Uptimia counts down for you
The registry is re-checked on your schedule, plus a daily sweep of everything expiring within 90 days.
Also included
Every monitor type in one account
Domain monitors sit beside uptime, SSL, speed and heartbeat — same contacts, groups and roles.
Branded scheduled reports
Drop every domain's renewal status into a recurring digest, on your logo — client-ready.
Full incident history
Every warning and expired event logged — even one that started before this window.
REST API
Add and edit domain monitors from scripts — partial updates keep untouched fields.
12 channels, one list
Email, SMS, Twilio, Slack, WhatsApp, Teams, Telegram, Discord, PagerDuty, Mattermost, Statuspage, webhooks.
Manual-zone fallback
Type the expiry date for the extensions we can't query live — same alerts run.
What is domain expiration monitoring?
Domain expiration monitoring — also called domain expiry monitoring — is an automated service that reads a domain's registry (WHOIS) record and alerts you before it expires — so a renewal deadline never passes unnoticed. Uptimia re-checks each domain on your schedule, counts down the days remaining, and escalates as the date approaches.
How does domain monitoring work?
Each check reads the last-modified and expiry dates and updates the days-remaining countdown. Nothing to run yourself.
Warn, then escalate
expires soon → expires very soon (≤3 d) → expired · alerts every step
How much warning do you actually get?
You set the first warning up to 90 days out; from there escalation is automatic — quiet while there's time, unmissable as the date closes in.
Free tool: check any domain's expiry now →| When | Incident level | What Uptimia does |
|---|---|---|
| 1–90 days out | Expires soon | first warning fires on your channels |
| ≤ 3 days out | Expires very soon | escalates to critical automatically |
| Past expiry | Expired | keeps alerting until it's renewed |
| After renewal | Resolved | next WHOIS check reads the new date, clears it |
Domain expiration monitoring FAQ
01What is domain expiration monitoring?+
02How far in advance will I be warned?+
03How often does Uptimia check my domain?+
04Does Uptimia renew my domain for me?+
05Which domain extensions (TLDs) are supported?+
06How do I get alerted?+
07Can I see who owns a domain, or its ownership history?+
08What happens after I renew?+
09Is domain monitoring on the free plan?+
Put your domains on watch today.
Add every domain you own, set your lead time once — never lose one to a missed renewal.