Registration expiry warnings
Configurable advance alerts before a domain registration lapses — at 90, 60, 30, and 7 days, or any thresholds you set.
Domain Monitoring
Know before your
Know before your
domain slips away.
Tracks registration expiry, WHOIS registrar and owner changes, and DNS record mutations — so a forgotten renewal or an unexpected record change never takes your site dark or signals a hijack after the fact.
Free tier included
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2-minute setup
acme.com HealthyLIVE
EXPIRES IN284 days
REGISTRARunchanged
DNS RECORDS7 active
A record1ms
AAAA1ms
MX2ms
NS4ms
TXT8ms
What you get
Every layer of your domain, watched continuously.
Domain incidents are quiet and catastrophic. A registration lapses, a nameserver changes, an MX record disappears — and you find out from a user report hours later. Site Qwality watches all three layers so you hear first.
WHOIS change detection
Alerts when the registrar, registrant organisation, or nameservers change in WHOIS — an early signal of unauthorised transfer.
DNS record change monitoring
Tracks A, AAAA, MX, NS, TXT, and CNAME records. Any unexpected addition, removal, or value change triggers an immediate alert.
Hijack signal detection
Unexpected nameserver or A-record changes are a known early indicator of domain hijacking. Get alerted before traffic is redirected.
Alerts via your existing channels
Domain alerts route through the same Slack, email, webhook, or on-call policies as your other monitors — no new integrations needed.
Multi-domain dashboard
See registration expiry, WHOIS status, and DNS health for all your domains in one view — sorted by urgency, not alphabet.
01 · Never lapse a registration
Renewals are easy
Renewals are easy
to forget.
Domains are renewed annually or biennially and the reminder emails get buried. Site Qwality sends escalating alerts well before expiry and flags if the registration window closes without a renewal being detected — so you have time to act, not recover.
- Multi-threshold alerts: 90, 60, 30, and 7 days before expiry
- Alert fires if registration lapses unexpectedly before the expiry date
- Separate alert when a domain transitions to redemption or deletion status
old-product.acme.com Expiring soonLIVE
EXPIRES IN12 days
REGISTRARunchanged
AUTO-RENEWoff
days left12ms
grace days30ms
warned at90ms
warned at30ms
warned at14ms
02 · DNS record change alerts
An unexpected record
An unexpected record
is the first warning.
Attackers who compromise a domain registrar account typically change nameservers or add A records before any traffic changes are noticeable. Site Qwality snapshots your DNS records and alerts on any deviation — intended or otherwise.
- Baseline snapshot taken when a domain is first added
- Any record addition, removal, or value change triggers an alert
- Acknowledge and update baseline after a planned DNS change
DNS change alert payload{
"event": "dns_change",
"domain": "acme.com",
"record_type": "NS",
"previous": "ns1.registrar.com",
"current": "ns1.unknown-host.net",
"detected_at": "2025-06-04T08:14:22Z"
}
⚠ investigate: nameserver changed unexpectedly
"event": "dns_change",
"domain": "acme.com",
"record_type": "NS",
"previous": "ns1.registrar.com",
"current": "ns1.unknown-host.net",
"detected_at": "2025-06-04T08:14:22Z"
}
⚠ investigate: nameserver changed unexpectedly
90d
earliest configurable expiry warning threshold
6
DNS record types tracked per domain
<1h
typical DNS change detection latency
$0
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FAQ
Questions, answered.
Three things: (1) registration expiry — how many days until the domain lapses; (2) WHOIS fields — registrar, registrant organisation, and nameservers; (3) live DNS records — A, AAAA, MX, NS, TXT, and CNAME values.
The default schedule sends alerts at 90, 60, 30, and 7 days before expiry. All thresholds are configurable per domain. You'll also receive a notification if the domain enters redemption or pending-delete status.
A, AAAA, MX, NS, TXT, and CNAME. When you add a domain, Site Qwality takes a baseline snapshot of all current records. Any subsequent addition, removal, or value change triggers an alert.
DNS records are rechecked at regular intervals. Most changes are detected within an hour of propagation. You can also trigger an immediate recheck from the dashboard or the API.
Yes. After a planned change, open the domain in your dashboard and click "Update baseline." Future alerts will compare against the new snapshot — no need to disable or recreate the monitor.
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