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Check when a domain
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See the published expiry date, days remaining, and the RDAP record behind the answer.

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How to read the result

Published RDAP dataWe query the RDAP service listed for the domain extension and show when the record was checked.
Dates can differRegistry and registrar expiration dates have different meanings. If both are published and disagree, we show both.
Unknown stays unknownIf no date is published, we do not invent a countdown. Confirm your renewal deadline with your registrar.

Common questions

Is a published expiry date my renewal deadline?

Not always. A registry date and the date in your registrar account may differ. For a domain you own, confirm when payment is due in your registrar account.

What if no expiration date appears?

Some RDAP records do not publish one. We show an unconfirmed result instead of estimating a date.

Does a past date mean the domain is available?

No. A registration may renew automatically or enter a post-expiration process. Check the registrar or registry before making a decision.

Bulk expiry check

Paste up to 20 domains. Each result is checked separately against its RDAP service.

Domains you paste are used for these lookups. Results are saved only if you add them to your watchlist.

Your watchlist

Saved in this browser only. Open this page to check again; it does not send reminders.

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Saved dates may change at the registrar. Re-check before making a renewal decision. Removing a domain deletes its saved record from this browser.

Understanding domain expiry dates

How to use a published date without mistaking it for a renewal guarantee.

Two dates may appear

RDAP may show a registry expiry date and a registrar registration expiration date. They can differ, so ExpiryBeacon presents both instead of choosing a countdown when they conflict.

What “past expiry” means here

It means the date in the last checked public record has passed. It does not establish that a domain is available to register. Renewal and post-expiration handling depend on the registrar and registry.

For a domain you own

Confirm the payment deadline in your registrar account, enable the registrar's renewal protections, and check the payment method. Use this tool as an independent check.

Reference: ICANN Registration Data Policy.