Domain expiry check
Expiry date, registrar, transfer lock and DNSSEC — the WHOIS facts that take a site offline when nobody is watching.
What this domain check actually does
We query RDAP (the structured successor to WHOIS) for the registrable domain, and fall back to the registry's WHOIS server when a TLD has no RDAP — .com.tr included.
Expiry more than 90 days out passes, under 30 fails. A transfer lock is expected. Pintelly's main product is the feedback widget.
What we look at
Expiry
Days until the registration lapses.
Transfer lock
clientTransferProhibited should be set.
Name servers
At least two at the registry.
DNSSEC and age
Reported as information.
How it works
Type a domain
Subdomains are reduced to the registrable domain.
We query RDAP or WHOIS
Registry data, not a cached copy. Five lookups per domain per day.
You see the record
Dates, registrar, status and name servers.
Frequently asked questions
Is this free?+
Yes. Five lookups per domain per day. No account.
Why is the registrant hidden?+
Privacy rules. We only show registrar and registry status, never personal data.
Can I get a reminder before expiry?+
Yes — subscribe to the periodic report after a check and you will receive the days-left count on schedule.
Expiry shows unknown?+
Some registries do not publish it over WHOIS. Check directly at your registrar.
Other free checks
SEO checker
On-page score, headings, links, SSL, headers and the redirect chain — one HTML fetch.
SSL checker
Certificate chain, key, cipher, and whether TLS 1.0/1.1 are still on.
Security headers
HSTS, CSP, clickjacking, cookies. Read from the live response.
Redirect checker
Hop-by-hop chain, HTTPS upgrades, 301 vs 302.
DNS checker
A, MX, NS, TXT, SOA, CAA; SPF and DMARC.
Ping test
Latency, packet loss and jitter.
Traceroute
Hop-by-hop path from our server to yours.
Feedback Widget
Pintelly's main product: visitors pin what is broken, with a screenshot.
The network is a snapshot. Visitors still find the rest.
The checker is free. The feedback widget is how agencies catch what is actually broken — on the page, with a screenshot.