How long will the domain name be retained after it expires

Today, I would like to talk to you about how long the domain name will be retained after it expires. Many people may not know much about it. In order to make you understand better, the editor has summarized the following contents for you. I hope you can get something from this article.

After the domain name expires, it will be retained for about two months. During this period, we can renew it normally or redeem it at a high price. Beyond this range, the domain name will enter the deletion period and the domain name holder will not be able to get it back.

How many stages are there after the domain name expires?

After the domain name expires, there are: expired renewal protection period, expired high price redemption period, expired deletion period.

Expiration Renewal Protection: most domain names can still be renewed at the normal renewal price after the domain name expires, some for 30 days and some for only 7 days.

Expired high price redemption: after the expiration of the renewal protection period, the domain name will enter the expired high price redemption stage. At this stage, domain name holders can redeem the domain name at a high price, such as 1200 yuan, 1500 yuan and so on.

Expired deletion: after the redemption period is exceeded, the domain name will be deleted. At this stage, the domain name may be deleted by the Domain name Registry at any time, and the domain name holder cannot renew or redeem it.

After the domain name expires, are the renewal protection and redemption periods the same?

After the domain name expires, each time period is determined by the Domain name Registration Bureau, so the time rules after the expiration of many domain names will be different.

For example, com domain name can be renewed normally within 30 days of expiration; within 60 days of expiration, it will be in a high-price redemption period; if it expires beyond 60 days, it will enter the deletion period.

For example, a cn domain name is generally in the normal renewal protection stage within 30 days of expiration; within 45 days after expiration, it will be redeemed at a high price; if it expires beyond 45 days, it will enter the deletion period.

The same domain name, different years, the rules will be different, according to the latest standards of the Domain name Registration Bureau.

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