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The same engine watches every domain. What changes is what you watch for, and what you do when an alert fires.
- One portfolio across every registrar you use
- Alerts routed to the channel your team reads
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Domainyze watches a portfolio of domains for expiry, availability, registry status changes, SSL and DNS, and alerts by email, webhook, Slack and Discord. Every account gets the same engine; what differs between the pages below is which of those signals matters to you and what you do when one fires.
For Founders & Makers
Domains scattered across five registrars, most of them for projects that never shipped. Expiry reminders and certificate checks for the ones that did.
Read the use caseFor Domain Investors
Catching a name the moment it drops, at registration price, rather than bidding for it against the broker who caught it first.
Read the use caseFor Digital Agencies
Every client domain's expiry and certificate in one place, plus retail-price acquisitions for the growth campaigns they ask you to run.
Read the use caseFor Security & Legal Teams
Typosquats, unauthorized DNS changes, and corporate domains nobody remembered to renew, watched as one perimeter rather than three chores.
Read the use caseFor SEOs & Publishers
High-authority targets you found yourself instead of a picked-over public list, and a whole PBN fleet visible from one dashboard.
Read the use caseFor IT Teams & MSPs
Dozens of domains registered by clients, ex-employees and three acquisitions ago. The outage always starts with the one nobody owned.
Read the use caseFor Legal & Trademark Teams
A client's mark is registered as a domain by someone else. The matter turns on what that registration did next, and on being there the day it lapses.
Read the use caseFor Online Stores
The store domain is the whole business, and it fails quietly: a lapsed renewal, an expired certificate, a nameserver nobody changed on purpose.
Read the use caseFor Registrars & Resellers
Thousands of client domains across registrars and accounts. The renewal you miss is revenue lost twice: the fee and the customer.
Read the use caseFor Enterprise Portfolios
Hundreds of domains across brands, regions and three acquisitions ago. The incident always starts with the one no single team owned.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Picking a starting point, and what is the same whichever one you pick.
What if I am more than one of these?
Most people are, and it changes nothing about the account. The five pages differ in which signals they lead with and what a good workflow looks like, not in what you can switch on. Read whichever describes the work you do most of, then turn on the lanes the others talk about.
Do I need a paid plan to use this the way the pages describe?
Not to start. A free account monitors 5 domains with lifecycle and expiry alerting. SSL and DNS monitoring, the drop forecast and the faster check cadences are paid, and each page says plainly which of the things it describes sit behind that line.
How many domains can I actually monitor?
The free plan covers 5, Pro covers 200 and Business covers 500. Domains you are watching but do not own count the same as domains you hold, because the engine does the same work on both.
Do I have to move my domains to use this?
No, and there is nothing to move. Domainyze reads the public registry record and the live DNS and TLS answers for a name, so it works across every registrar you use at once without a registrar login, an API key or a transfer.
I only want one thing, not a portfolio tool. Is that supported?
Yes. Plenty of accounts watch a single name they want to catch, or a single certificate they keep forgetting to renew. The free tools on this site do the one-off version of most of it with no account at all.