Domain expiry checker
Enter a domain and this tool reads the registry's own RDAP record: the authoritative source, not a cached WHOIS page. The lookup happens in your browser, straight from your machine to the registry; we never see the domains you check.
Reading the status codes
A healthy domain usually shows client transfer prohibited,
which is the registrar lock, a good thing. The ones that deserve
attention are pending delete and
redemption period: both mean the domain has already expired
and is on its way out. The full lifecycle, with the grace and redemption
windows explained, is in the companion post:
how to check when a domain
expires.
Coverage note: all common gTLDs (.com, .net, .org, .io and friends) publish RDAP. Some country TLDs do not, or omit the expiry date; for those the registrar account is the only source.
Checking things daily is what Moorfox is for.
Moorfox watches your managed machines the way this tool watches a domain: agent health, disk encryption, AV state and patch age, scored per device, with the quiet failures surfaced before a client notices.