Domain Expiration Monitoring
Don't lose a domain to a forgotten renewal.
A domain that quietly expires can take an entire client site offline — and worse, it can be re-registered by someone else before you notice.
Kikloper automatically checks your domain’s expiration date and sends alerts 30, 14, and 7 days before renewal is due—so renewals become routine, not a last-minute scramble.
Every domain's expiry date, pulled straight from the registrar.
Kikloper automatically detects your domain’s registrar and expiration date using RDAP records. If a top-level domain isn’t supported, a fallback lookup keeps your monitoring accurate.
- check_circle RDAP auto registrar detection
- check_circle 30 / 14 / 7-day threshold alerts
- check_circle Fallback lookup for unsupported TLDs
- check_circle One dashboard for all sites
How it works
Add your site
Kikloper looks up the domain's registrar and expiry date automatically.
We monitor your domain
Your domain’s expiration date is checked regularly to detect changes or upcoming renewals.
You get alerted in time
Email and push notifications at 30, 14, and 7 days before expiry.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does Kikloper renew my domain automatically? expand_more
No. Kikloper tracks the registrar's expiry date and alerts you at 30, 14, and 7 days out — renewal still happens through your registrar.
What if my domain's TLD isn't supported by RDAP? expand_more
Kikloper falls back to a secondary lookup service to keep expiry data accurate even for less common TLDs.
How does Kikloper detect my domain’s expiration date? expand_more
Kikloper queries RDAP records to automatically detect your domain’s registrar and expiration date. If RDAP isn’t available for a specific TLD, a fallback lookup helps keep your expiration data accurate.
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