Applies to: 網域

網域 說明

網域過期之後會發生什麼事？

Every expired domain moves through a series of phases depending on how long it's been since expiration. Most domains follow our standard expiration timeline, but registry rules for certain domains, such as country-code domains, (ccTLDs), may have unique expiration timelines.

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What is an expired domain?

Every domain is registered for a certain period of time, anywhere from 1 to 10 years. Domains must be renewed prior to their expiration date to continue your registration. A domain is considered expired when it reaches the expiration date at the end of the current registration term. You may be able to renew your domain even if it's past the expiration date, depending on how long it's been since it expired and the extension, or TLD, of the domain.

What is the renewal process for domains?

For most domains, we'll send multiple emails to notify you of expiration within the 30 days prior and 30 days after the expiration date of your domain. We'll attempt to renew your domain multiple times if auto-renew is turned on, including the day of expiration and 12 days after expiration for most domains. Add Domain Protection to your domains to increase your domain security, and check out our Domain Protection article to learn how it also helps avoid accidental domain expiration due to failed billing.

Standard expiration timeline

Most domains registered through GoDaddy follow the standard expiration timeline. Some extensions, most notably country-code domains, (ccTLDs), have a unique expiration process and are excluded from the standard timeline.

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