Domain Expiration Monitoring
Never Lose a Domain Because You Forgot to Renew It
A domain can be worth a lot more than its renewal fee, and it only takes one missed reminder to lose it. Expiroo is a domain expiration tracker built for portfolios, with its own alert schedule across every domain you own, regardless of which registrar it sits at.
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One missed renewal email can cost a valuable domain
A domain connected to a business, a brand, or years of built-up value can still expire the same way a forgotten one does: an outdated card on file, a renewal notice that landed in spam, or an account you don't check as often as the ten others you're managing. Registrars typically send a handful of reminder emails to whatever address is on file, and that's the entire safety net.
For someone holding a handful of domains, that's a risk. For someone holding dozens or hundreds across multiple registrars, it's close to inevitable without a system watching every one of them independently.
A renewal reminder schedule, not a single email
Expiroo checks each domain's real registration data and sends domain expiration alerts at 90, 30, 14, 7, 3, and 1 day before it expires, plus a final one if it actually does. That's six separate chances to catch a renewal instead of one, delivered by email on every plan, and by Telegram, WhatsApp (Business), or a signed webhook on Pulse and Business.
If a domain gets renewed, its alert schedule resets automatically for the next cycle, so a domain you renew every year keeps getting watched every year, not just once.
Built for portfolios, not just one domain
Paste a list of domains or upload a CSV and every one is added and starts being tracked on the same schedule, up to 1,000 domains in a single import. Each row reports back individually, added, duplicate, or invalid, so one bad line in a large file doesn't hold up the rest. Pulse covers up to 30 domains and Business has no limit, both from one login, no separate account needed per domain or per registrar.
Because lookups go directly to registry data rather than a specific registrar's dashboard, domains bought across Namecheap, GoDaddy, Porkbun, or anywhere else all show up side by side in the same portfolio view.
A monitoring layer, not a registrar
Expiroo doesn't register or renew domains, and it isn't trying to replace your registrar. It's an independent domain expiration monitoring tool that sits alongside whichever registrars you already use and makes sure a renewal never depends on remembering to check one inbox at the right moment. You keep buying and renewing at your registrar of choice; Expiroo makes sure you know when it's time.
Also useful for managing a domain portfolio
Check one domain's expiration for free with the Domain Expiry Checker, or run a whole spreadsheet through the free CSV Portfolio Expiry Checker before deciding to monitor it. Watching a domain you don't own yet so you can register it the moment it drops? See Domain Watch. Managing domains for a business rather than as an investment? See website monitoring for businesses.
Frequently asked questions
How can I monitor domain expiration dates across a whole portfolio?
Add domains individually, or paste a list or upload a CSV to add up to 1,000 at once. Each one is checked against real registry data (RDAP, with a WHOIS fallback for registries that don't support it) and its expiration date is tracked from then on, no manual re-checking required.
What is domain expiration monitoring?
It's an automated domain expiration tracker: instead of relying on a registrar's own renewal emails, a monitoring tool checks each domain's real registration data on a schedule and sends its own alerts as the expiration date approaches, so a lapsed renewal doesn't depend on one email reaching one inbox.
Can I monitor multiple domains from one account?
Yes. Pulse covers up to 30 domains and Business has no limit, so a portfolio of any size fits in one dashboard, one login, no per-domain account juggling.
How do domain expiration alerts and renewal reminders work?
Expiroo sends alerts at 90, 30, 14, 7, 3, and 1 day before a domain expires, plus one if it actually expires, so there are multiple chances to catch a renewal, not just one email close to the deadline. Alerts go out by email on every plan, and by Telegram, WhatsApp (Business), or a signed webhook on Pulse and Business.
Does Expiroo renew domains automatically?
No. Expiroo isn't a domain registrar and doesn't register or renew domains on your behalf. It's an independent monitoring layer that watches domains you already own, wherever they're registered, and makes sure you never forget to renew them yourself with your registrar.
Does domain expiration monitoring work across different registrars?
Yes. Because lookups go straight to registry data rather than a specific registrar's account, one dashboard can track domains bought at Namecheap, GoDaddy, Porkbun, or anywhere else, side by side.
Track your whole domain portfolio in one place
Import your domains once, and let the alert schedule do the remembering.
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