Domains must be renewed before they expire to remain yours. TekLan sends reminder emails ahead of the renewal date, and you can renew manually at any time from the client area.
Renewing Manually
- Log in to the client area.
- Go to Services, find the domain, and click Manage.
- Scroll down to the Actions section and click Renew Now.
- Complete payment.
The dashboard also shows your domain list with Registration Date, Renewal Date, and Expiration Date columns so you can see at a glance what is coming up.
Renewal Reminders
We send email reminders to your registered address ahead of the expiry date. If you are not receiving them, check your spam folder and make sure your registered email address in the client area is correct.
Check the Renewal Before the Deadline
Do not wait until the final day if the domain supports your website or email. After paying, return to the domain details and confirm that the expiry or renewal date has moved forward. Keep the invoice or receipt with your business records. A completed card payment is useful evidence, but the updated domain date is the clearest confirmation that the renewal has been applied.
If the date has not changed, do not submit several payments. Check for an unpaid or processing invoice and open a billing ticket with the domain name and invoice number. Renewing early does not normally discard the time remaining on the current registration term.
Keep your payment details up to date. If automatic renewal is set up, it only works if payment can be collected. An expired card will cause the renewal to fail. See the payment methods guide.
What Happens If You Miss the Renewal
See the domain expiry guide for a full explanation of what happens after a domain expires, including grace periods and how to recover an expired domain.
Different domain extensions have different expiry and recovery rules. Some can be restored during a grace period, sometimes for an additional fee, while others may become available for somebody else to register. Contact support promptly instead of assuming that an expired domain will remain reserved.