Expiry alerts on your terms — email, Slack, or webhook
Choose how early you want to hear about a lapsing domain or certificate, and where. DomainChest warns you well before anything expires — not after.
A warning schedule you control
Get warned 30, 14, 7, and 1 day before expiry by default — then tune the schedule to match how you actually work, whether that's a month of lead time or a final-day safety net.
Email on every plan
Every account, including the free tier, gets email warnings before a domain registration or SSL certificate lapses. No configuration required — add a domain and you're covered.
Slack & webhook on paid plans
Route alerts into the Slack channel your team actually watches, or hit a webhook to wire expiry events into your own systems — an incident tool, a status page, or a script.
Alerts for changes, not just expiry
The same channels carry alerts when a nameserver, MX record, or registry status changes — so the signals that matter all land in one place.
The problem with a single reminder
Registrars do send renewal reminders, but they land in an inbox nobody watches, from an address that looks like spam, for one domain at a time. When you own domains across several registrars, that's several different reminder systems, each easy to miss.
One missed email is all it takes. DomainChest replaces that scattered mess with a single, consistent warning schedule across every domain you own, wherever it's registered.
Delivered where you'll actually see it
Email works everywhere and is on by default. For teams, Slack alerts drop the warning into the channel people already have open. And webhooks let you treat an expiry like any other event in your stack — open a ticket, post to a status page, or trigger a renewal script.
Whatever the channel, the goal is the same: to tell you before the date arrives, with enough lead time to do something about it.
Frequently asked questions
Which alert channels are available?
Email is available on every plan, including free. Slack and webhook alerts are available on the Pro and Business plans.
Can I choose how early I'm warned?
Yes. The default schedule warns you 30, 14, 7, and 1 day before expiry, and you can adjust it to fit how much lead time you want.
Do alerts cover more than expiry?
Yes. The same channels deliver alerts when DomainChest detects a change to your nameservers, MX records, or registry status, not just when something is about to expire.
What does a webhook alert contain?
A webhook alert posts the event — which domain, what's changing, and when — to a URL you configure, so you can route it into your own tools however you like.
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