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A new feature has just gone live on DomainUI aimed at something most domain investors have probably experienced at some point — losing track of domains that have passed their renewal date.
Suspended Domain AlertsDomainUI now monitors suspended domains within your portfolio and brings the important information together in one place.
You can see which domains are suspended, how many days remain before they drop, their expected drop date and time, and whether they are still within the renewal window.
You can also set up scheduled email alerts, so you don't have to keep logging in and checking manually. DomainUI will send you a summary of the domains that currently need attention.
Not renewing it? Don't just let it drop.
We've also connected the suspended-domain system to DomainUI Not Renewing.If you've deliberately decided not to renew a domain, you can mark it Not Renewing directly from the suspended domains screen. The domain can then be offered to other DomainUI members for a fixed £10. If another member wants the domain, they can claim it and you'll receive their details through DomainUI.
So instead of:
Don't renew → Domain drops → Get nothing
there's now another option:
Don't renew → List for £10 → Another member claims it → Get something back before it drops
It's deliberately simple. There are plenty of domains we all decide aren't worth another year's renewal fee, but another investor may see something in them that we don't. The Suspended Domain Alerts help make sure you know what's approaching deletion, while Not Renewing gives you another option before letting it go. More portfolio management features are being added as DomainUI continues to develop.
Don't just park your domains. Understand them.