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See when a domain's registration runs out, who the registrar is, and whether it is locked, on hold or already being deleted.
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CloudSpex asks the registry's own RDAP service, the server IANA lists for the domain's extension, and names it on the result. Where an extension has no RDAP, it falls back to WHOIS. If a registry does not publish an expiry date, or does not answer, the page says that rather than showing a guess.
For the domain's DNS and certificates, use the DNS Health Check and the SSL Certificate Checker.
From the registry itself, through RDAP (the JSON successor of WHOIS) at the server IANA lists for the domain's extension. Where an extension has no RDAP service, CloudSpex falls back to WHOIS. The page names the server that answered.
Some registries, including DENIC for .de, do not publish expiry dates at all. CloudSpex says so instead of guessing; the date is in your registrar account.
It is a transfer lock set by your registrar. While it is on, the domain cannot be moved to another registrar without you removing the lock first. It is a good default.
Most registrars keep it parked for a grace period, then it enters redemption (recoverable for a fee) and finally pending delete, after which anyone can register it. Website and email usually stop working at expiry.
No. Registries hide most personal contact data, and this tool only shows the registrar, dates, status and nameservers.
Add your domains to CloudSpex to be warned 60 days before a registration runs out.
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