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Add the sites you already look after
Paste a list, or one domain at a time. Group them by client so the alert goes to the right inbox.
For web agencies and freelancers
Know before a client site goes dark.
Expiry Watch watches SSL certificates, domain registration, and DNS for every site you manage. One flat price for the agency, with those checks included, and a status page a client can actually read.
Built by Elevate Digital LLC.
Client rosterChecked this morning
- Urgent
harborandco.com
SSL in 4 days · DigiCert
- Watch
northwind.studio
Registration in 18 days
- Watch
lumen-bakery.com
DNS changed yesterday
- Healthy
fieldnote.co
SSL in 71 days · Let's Encrypt
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We check the things that actually expire
Once a day, and whenever you hit Check now: the TLS certificate, the registration date, and A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, NS, and TXT.
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Hear about it before the client does
Email at 30, 14, 7, 3, and 1 days. An immediate note if DNS changes or a certificate is already invalid. A status page you can forward.
Live check
Look up a certificate, a registration date, and DNS.
Nothing is saved. The same check runs on your list every day.
One flat price for the agency.
SSL, domain registration, and DNS checks are included, so the bill doesn't grow with every client site you add.
One price. The whole roster.
Yearly billing is ten months for the price of twelve. Limits are enforced on domains and seats.
Free
$0/mo
For a freelancer trying the workflow on a handful of sites.
- 5 domains
- 1 seat
- SSL, domain, and DNS checks
- Email alerts
- Shareable status page with Expiry Watch branding
Freelancer
$19/mo
For someone who keeps a roster of client sites in their head.
- 50 domains
- 3 seats
- SSL, domain, and DNS checks
- Email, Slack, Teams, and a generic webhook
- Monthly or yearly billing
- Status page with Expiry Watch branding
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Agency
$49/mo
For a studio that wants the client to see their name, not ours.
- 300 domains
- 10 seats
- SSL, domain, and DNS checks
- Email, Slack, Teams, and a generic webhook
- White-label app, status page, and PDF
- Your logo upload and agency name
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Common questions
What happens when an SSL certificate expires?
Browsers warn visitors and usually block the page once an SSL certificate expires. The server can still be running, but people see a security error until a new certificate is installed.
How do I track domain expiry for clients?
Add each client domain to Expiry Watch and it reads the public registration expiry date. Email arrives before that date so you can renew at the registrar, which is separate from the certificate.
What does Expiry Watch check?
Expiry Watch checks the TLS certificate, when the domain registration expires, and the DNS records A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, NS, and TXT. It does not ping the homepage or measure uptime.
How often does Expiry Watch check?
Checks run once a day, and you can run Check now on a domain any time. Email goes out at 30, 14, 7, 3, and 1 days before a certificate or registration expires, and immediately if DNS changes or a certificate is already invalid.
Is Expiry Watch free?
Yes. The Free plan includes 5 domains and one seat, with SSL, domain, and DNS checks and email alerts, and you can start now. Freelancer is $19 a month or $190 a year for 50 domains, and Agency is $49 a month or $490 a year for 300 domains with white-label reports. Paid checkout is opening soon.
Who is Expiry Watch for?
Expiry Watch is for web agencies and freelancers who look after sites for clients. It is meant for a roster of domains, grouped by client, with alerts to the right inbox.
Does Expiry Watch need private keys?
No. Expiry Watch reads the public certificate from the TLS handshake, the registration date from RDAP or WHOIS, and public DNS records. It never asks for private keys.