Find and manage your domains
The list, the filters, and the three switches worth checking on every name you own.
Updated 02 Sept 2026
Every name on the account is on one page, with the date it expires. For most people the useful work is not finding a domain but checking three settings on each one.
The three switches
Auto-renew. On by default, and worth leaving on. A domain that lapses is not held for you — see expiry and redemption for what the recovery costs.
Transfer lock. Also on by default. It stops a transfer request being accepted, which is the single most effective protection a domain has. Turn it off only when you are deliberately moving the name, and turn it back on afterwards.
হুইজ privacy. Replaces your contact details in the public record with a forwarding address. Not every extension permits it — the switch tells you when the registry does not.
Reading the list
The list carries the expiry date because that is the field that costs money when it is wrong. Sort by it once a quarter and you will never be surprised by a renewal.
The domain is registered but not in my list.
It is on another account. That happens most often when a name was bought before the company had a shared login. Moving it across is a support request rather than a self-service button, and it is quick.
Can I search for a name I do not own yet?
Yes, but that is a different page — the domain search checks availability and prices across the extensions we sell, and pricing lists the renewal rate beside the first-year rate, which is the number that matters in year two.