Most of the time when we buy a domain, we usually buy it for 1 or more years and starts to make the website. We don't care about the dates when we purchased it or when we have to renew it because the renewal period is so large. We even forget about the registrar of our domain name.
In this post, I will show you how you can check the expiry date of your domain name and also the registrar details. It helps you to keep your domain updated and prevents you from losing your hard-work.
Note : It is very important to keep checking your domain's expiry date and renew it on time. Most of the registrar have auto renew option. If you failed to renew your domain then you will be given a 30 days grace period to renew your domain.
If payment is not made within 30 days then your domain name will be cancelled and it will enter a redemption period of 30 days. The redemption period is designed to give the owner a last chance to retain their domain name. However, the price now will be around 250$. After this period your domain name will become publicly available.
In this post, I will show you how you can check the expiry date of your domain name and also the registrar details. It helps you to keep your domain updated and prevents you from losing your hard-work.
Check Expiry Date and Registrar of your Domain name
1. Go to https://who.is/
2. Write the name of your domain and search for it.
3. It will look like something shown below. You will get information about your registrar, dates of registration and date of expiry.
If payment is not made within 30 days then your domain name will be cancelled and it will enter a redemption period of 30 days. The redemption period is designed to give the owner a last chance to retain their domain name. However, the price now will be around 250$. After this period your domain name will become publicly available.
