Your domain is your business. Do not let it lapse.

A domain that expires takes email, website and API down at once, and getting it back can take days. UptimePush watches the expiry date for you.

How it works

For every monitor, UptimePush looks up the registry data of the domain and records the expiry date. When the date comes within 30, 7 and 1 day, you get an alert on your chosen channels. The lookup runs daily so it does not hit registry rate limits.

  • Registry lookups for hundreds of TLDs
  • Warnings at 30, 7 and 1 day
  • Shown next to the SSL expiry on each monitor
  • Free on every plan

Why auto-renew is not enough

Expired cards, changed registrar accounts and forgotten notification addresses are the usual reasons domains lapse despite auto-renew. An independent reminder on Telegram or Slack reaches the people who can act.

Frequently asked questions

Which TLDs are supported?+

Most generic and country TLDs that publish expiry data. A few registries do not publish expiry dates; those monitors show "not available" instead.

Does this need a separate monitor?+

No. Domain expiry is tracked automatically for every HTTP, keyword and DNS monitor.

Watch your domains free

One monitor covers uptime, SSL and domain expiry.

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