The expiration date for each domain depends on its initial registration period. The renewal process is subject to change upon whether the domain is set for auto-renewal or requires manual renewal.

• If Auto-Renewal is enabled, we will attempt to collect payment one month before the domain's expiration date. We will send emails to inform you of the payment collection date.
• If Manual Renewall is selected, we will send reminder notifications to inform you of the domains approaching their expiration dates.

Renewal Options

• 45 Days Before Expiration:
  When there are 45 days remaining until the domain’s expiration, a Renew button will appear next to the domain in your account's domain listing. This option allows you to renew the domain at your convenience.

Grace Period

• Duration: After a domain expires, it enters a 30-day grace period.
• Service Interruption: During this time, any website and email services associated with the domain will no longer function. However, you may still renew the domain without incurring any additional fees.
• Restoration of Services: Once renewed within the grace period, all DNS configurations will be reinstated, and the domain will resume its normal functionality.

Redemption Period

• Duration: Should the domain remain unrenewed beyond the grace period, it will enter a 30-day redemption period.
• Additional Fees: Renewing a domain during the redemption period will incur an extra fee, which varies based on the domain’s Top-Level Domain (TLD).

Pending Deletion

• If the domain is not renewed during the redemption period, it will be deleted from the registrar’s database and placed in a Pending Delete status for a period of 5 days.
• Post-Pending Delete: After the 5-day pending deletion period, the domain will be released for public registration and will become available for any user to register.