Five lanes over one portfolio
Five different questions about the same domains, answered by one engine and delivered down one alert pipeline.
- The registry record: status, expiry and ownership
- The DNS zone and the certificate served on it
- Availability and the marketplace, on names you do not own yet
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Domainyze watches a domain from five independent angles. The registry record says whether the name is still yours and when it expires. The DNS zone says where it points and whether your mail authentication still holds. The certificate says what a visitor is actually served over TLS. Availability says whether a name you want has been released. The marketplace says when a name you are tracking is listed for auction or closeout instead of dropping. Every account gets the same engine and the same alert pipeline; what differs between the pages below is which of those signals you came here for.
Domain Monitoring
Status, expiry, registrar and transfer lock read straight from the registry, on every domain you own or want, with an alert on every transition.
Explore this laneDNS Monitoring
Per-record diffs on A, MX, NS, TXT and CAA, plus SPF, DKIM and DMARC, read from your authoritative nameservers with a faster lane for delegation changes.
Explore this laneSSL Monitoring
External TLS handshakes that catch a failed ACME renewal your own server believes succeeded, plus chain, hostname coverage and issuer changes, before a browser warning does.
Explore this laneDomain Availability Alerts
Watch a name someone else owns and hear about release the second it happens, tracked through expiry, redemption and pending delete, at standard registration price.
Explore this laneMarketplace & Auction Alerts
The name you are waiting to drop may go to auction instead. Watch the domain marketplace for every name you track and hear the moment one is listed for sale, with the current price and the deadline.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which lane you need, and what the five have in common.
Do I have to choose one of the five?
No. They are lanes over one portfolio rather than five products you buy separately. Add a domain once and switch on the lanes you want for it; the pages exist because the questions are different, not because the answers ship apart.
Which one should I start with?
Domain monitoring, unless you already know otherwise. It answers the question that costs the most to get wrong, which is whether a name is still yours and when it lapses. DNS and SSL are about how a domain you still hold is behaving, availability is about names you do not hold yet, and the marketplace is where those names are often sold before they ever drop.
What is included on a free account?
Lifecycle and expiry monitoring on 5 domains, with email alerting, and free browsing of the marketplace. DNS monitoring, SSL monitoring, marketplace alerts and the drop forecast are paid, as are the faster check cadences and the webhook, Slack and Discord channels.
How often is a domain checked?
It depends on the lane and on what the domain is doing. A name sitting quietly in an active registration is checked far less often than one in the days before it drops, where the cadence tightens automatically on paid plans. Nothing about it is a fixed interval you have to configure.
Do I need to give you registrar access?
No, and there is nothing to connect. Every lane reads public data: the registry record over RDAP or WHOIS, the zone from authoritative nameservers, the certificate from the live TLS handshake, and the domain marketplace from its own feeds. No registrar login, no API key, no transfer.
Can I watch a domain someone else owns?
Yes, and that is what the availability and marketplace lanes are for. You can add any name to the portfolio and be told when its status changes, when it enters the deletion phases, when it is listed for auction or closeout, and when it is finally released.