Alerts And Notifications Updated Dec 25, 2025

Types of Alerts We Send

Domainyze is designed to keep you informed about critical events related to your monitored domains. We send various types of alerts, each triggered by specific chang...

Domainyze is designed to keep you informed about critical events related to your monitored domains. We send various types of alerts, each triggered by specific changes or conditions.

1. Availability Alerts

  • Trigger: A domain on your Watchlist changes its status to available (i.e., it is no longer registered and can be acquired).
  • Purpose: To give you the earliest possible notification to register a desired dropped domain.

2. Status Change Alerts

  • Trigger: A domain on your Watchlist experiences any other significant status change you've configured alerts for (e.g., entering pendingDelete, redemptionPeriod, clientHold, or WHOIS ownership changes).
  • Purpose: To inform you about changes that might affect the domain's accessibility, security, or indicate an impending availability.

3. Expiration Reminders

  • Trigger: A domain in your Portfolio approaches its expiration date, based on your configured reminder intervals (e.g., 90, 60, 30 days before expiration).
  • Purpose: To remind you to renew your owned domains well in advance, preventing accidental loss.

4. SSL Certificate Expiration Alerts

  • Trigger: An SSL certificate for a domain in your Portfolio is nearing its expiration date (based on your settings) or becomes invalid/revoked.
  • Purpose: To prevent website downtime, security warnings, and to ensure your site remains secure and trusted.

5. DNS Change Alerts

  • Trigger: DNS records for a domain in your Portfolio are modified, added, or removed (A, AAAA, MX, NS, TXT, CNAME, CAA, SOA, SRV, SPF, DKIM, DMARC).
  • Purpose: To detect unauthorized DNS changes, potential security threats like DNS hijacking, and configuration changes that could affect your website or email services.
  • Available For: Portfolio monitoring type only.

Notification Channels

All alerts can be sent via:

  • Email: Sent to your account email address (always enabled)
  • Webhooks: HTTP POST requests to your configured webhook URL for integration with external systems (optional, must be configured in settings)

Learn more about configuring notification channels in Email, SMS, and Webhook Integrations.

Our goal is to provide clear, actionable alerts that help you protect and manage your domain assets effectively.

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