Can I renew my domain after it has expired?
When a domain name expires, you will be unable to make any modifications, including:
- Transferring the domain to a new registrar or owner
- Obtaining the EPP code, unlocking the domain, or modifying ID protection
- Changing nameservers or contact details (Admin, Billing, Technical)
Expiration timeline
Section titled “Expiration timeline”Renewal grace period (16-30 days after expiration)
Section titled “Renewal grace period (16-30 days after expiration)”The domain can be renewed at the regular renewal rate for the TLD. The exact grace period length depends on the TLD.
Redemption period (30 days after grace period)
Section titled “Redemption period (30 days after grace period)”The domain can be restored from the registrar’s database for a one-time fee of $78.00 USD (this fee also renews the domain for one year). The exact redemption period varies slightly by TLD.
Pending deletion (5 days after redemption period)
Section titled “Pending deletion (5 days after redemption period)”The domain cannot be restored and will be deleted from the registrar’s database at the end of 5 days. Once deleted, the domain becomes available for registration through any supporting registrar.