How do I check if my domain name has expired? How do I prevent it from expiring?

Domain name expiration is a serious loss for both end users and investors. So, how do you check if a domain name has expired? How can you prevent it? Today, we'll briefly discuss these issues.

1. How do you check if a domain name has expired?

Checking whether a domain name has expired is very simple. Simply log in to the backend of the domain management platform where the domain is located and you'll see information about whether it has expired and when it will expire.

Typically, the domain management platform will send expiration reminder emails two months before a domain name expires. If you see these emails in your designated email address, it means your domain is about to expire and you need to renew it promptly.

If you want to check the expiration date of someone else's domain, you can check the Whois information. Generally, Whois information shows the domain's registration date, expiration date, and renewal information.

2. How do you prevent domain name expiration?

The easiest way to prevent domain name expiration is to renew it promptly. Generally, renewals can be made annually or over multiple years. A one-time renewal for multiple years can significantly prevent domain name expiration due to untimely renewal. In real life, many people recognize the importance of timely renewal but often forget for various reasons. In such cases, you can simply set an expiration date for each domain name in your phone's notes. Your phone will automatically remind you when the expiration date arrives, allowing you to renew at that time, effectively preventing domain name expiration.

Preparing for domain name expiration is crucial for websites, and we encourage everyone to pay more attention to this aspect.