Each domain is registered for one year. In Domains you see when it expires and its Auto-renew switch.
With auto-renewal on
- We create the renewal invoice 30 days before expiry (about 60 days before for .ar domains, since NIC Argentina gives no grace period) and email it to you.
- If you saved a card (domains in dollars) or turned on Mercado Pago automatic debit (domains in pesos) in Payment methods, it's charged automatically, with a notice first. See Auto-renewal.
- Otherwise you pay it with Pay renewal in Domains or from Billing and payments. If it's still unpaid, we remind you the day before expiry.
With auto-renewal off
- It isn't invoiced automatically: we email you 30, 7 and 1 day before it expires.
- To renew, open the domain's Options and click Renew now: a 1-year invoice is created and you pay it with any method.
Renewal is charged at the extension's renewal price, shown in Domains before you buy, plus Domain protection if it has it.
If the domain expires unpaid, your website and email stop working and, after a while, the domain may become available to someone else. Pay the invoice as soon as you get it.
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