How long does a domain registration last, and can it be renewed?

A domain registration lasts for the term you purchase, commonly one or more years depending on the TLD and registrar. The exact renewal period, price, and grace periods are shown in the domain management area.

Keep the registrant email address current and enable auto-renewal when appropriate. A domain can stop resolving or enter redemption after expiration, and recovery fees may apply. Renew before the expiration date and do not rely solely on reminder emails.

If you are transferring a domain, confirm that it is unlocked and that the authorization code and registrant contact details are correct before starting the transfer.

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