Domain Monitoring

Track all your domains in a single dashboard!

15K

monitors per account

monthly per domain

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Key Features

Pinger Man continuously monitors your domains so that you can go about your day.

1
Check Your Domain Health

Instantly view which domains are active, expired, or about to expire to keep your domains secure.

2
Plan for Expirations

See expiration dates month-by-month to easily plan renewals and prevent issues.

3
Get Alerts for Expirations

Receive reminders before your domains expire to maintain continuous access.

Domain Expiration Dashboard

Protect your Domains

Our domain monitoring service helps prevent accidental deletions or hijacks by reminding you to renew your domains.

Protect your Domains
WHOIS Monitor TLDs
Monitor TLDs

We support all Top-level Domains (TLDs) for which public WHOIS information is available.

Domain Availability Monitoring
Domain availability monitoring

We can also monitor domains that you don't own. And notify you when they are available for purchase.

Domain Expiration Monitoring

Monitor the status, registration date, expiry date, registrar and other properties of Domains.

WHOIS Monitoring
Domain Expiration Monitoring

Domain Expiration Alerts

Receive email, SMS, Slack, or Twitter alerts before your domains expire.

Bulk Import Domains

Save time by importing domains in bulk. All you need is a list of domain names!

Bulk WHOIS Monitoring
Domain Registrar Integration

Connect Pinger Man with your domain registrars, such as NameCheap & AWS Route53, to automatically import all your domains. The set-and-forget mode automatically imports all new domains you purchase or transfer.

780k

Domains

Monitored

105k

Reminders

Sent

95%

On time

Renewals

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know to get started with Pinger Man!

Is Domain Monitoring free?

You can monitor up to 3 domains for free.

What is Domain Monitor?

Domain monitor is an online service that allows you to monitor the expiry dates of domains. We send you email notifications when the domains are about to expire. You can choose the number of days before the domain's expiration to notify you.

Using domain monitor, you even track the domains belonging to someone else!

Why use a Domain monitoring service?

A domain monitoring solution is essential to a company's brand protection program. Companies such as Microsoft and Foursquare have been on the receiving end of accidental domain expiration because they forgot to renew their domains. It causes a loss of business and harms your brand.

The auto-renewal setting in the domain registrars solves this problem. Although, it might lead to the renewal of top-level domains you no longer want. WHOIS monitoring prevents the accidental expiration of your registered domains without forcing you to renew them.

Alternatively, you can also use the WHOIS monitor to keep track of domains not owned by you and buy them when the registration expires, and the domain is out of the grace period.

How to set up domain expiration monitoring?

Add a Pinger Man WHOIS check for monitoring your domain. Pinger Man checks the expiration date of your domain every 24 hours and sends you a reminder 30 days (configurable) before the domain expiry date. The monitor is marked as down.

When you renew or transfer your domain to another provider, the expiry date exceeds the 30-day reminder period. The next time Pinger Man checks your domain's registration information, it will see a new expiration date. The monitor comes Up, and Pinger Man sends a notification to your email address.

We support Bulk importing of WHOIS monitors.

What is WHOIS Monitor?

WHOIS monitor is our specialized monitor for tracking the expiration dates of domains.

This is done by fetching the publicly available WHOIS information.

What is a Domain Name?

A domain name is an easy-to-remember address for a website. It helps your visitors come back to it.

Choosing a good domain name is essential because it is the first thing users notice about your website. Browsers convert domain names to IP addresses which helps locate the computer the website is running on.

What happens when your domain expires?

After your domain expires, it goes through several stages. First, your host company will contact you to renew it. You can renew the domain within 30 days without paying a penalty fee.

There is also a grace period during which you can repurchase and maintain ownership but pay an additional redemption fee. The registrar auctions the domain if you do not get in touch during the grace period.

If no one buys the domain during the auction, it returns to the registry, and anyone can buy it in the open market.