Monitor All Your Domains From One Location
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For quite a while now I wanted a tool to maintain a list of my domains and monitor them for expirations and registration state changes. Having a spreadsheet didn’t cut it anymore but thanks to Joel’s question on stackoverflow, I found DomainTools monitor.
The monitor is free, can track up to 1000 domains and send email (and RSS) alerts when it detects any status changes. Here are the advertised features:
- Domain Status like "registrar-lock", "redemption-period", and "pending-delete" changes will be sent to you so you can take action when your favorite domains are about to be released.
- Domain Registar changes are a sign of domain transfers which are detected by Domain Monitor.
- Expiration dates are monitored so you will know when a domain has been renewed.
- Domain Name Servers changes also trigger email alerts.
I think now I won’t forget to renew (which is what happened to zhopik.com last year). Take a look at this self-explanatory screenshot:
Proceed to: http://www.domaintools.com/monitor.
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