With several hosting plans and domain names active, each service keeps its own renewal date. Here is how to track them without relying only on an email reminder.
1. Spot each due date in your client area
Your orders list, in your client area, shows the next due date for every active service: shared hosting, WordPress hosting, VPS, dedicated server or domain name. There is no auto-renew toggle you can turn on or off service by service in the client area: renewal follows the common rule, unless cancellation is requested with support at least seven days before the due date.
2. Rely on the reminders sent
A renewal notice is sent thirty days and then seven days before each charge, separately for each service. With several services, you therefore receive several notices on different dates: file them by order reference rather than by the date received, so none gets lost in your inbox.
3. Align terms to simplify tracking
Practical example: hosting bought for one year and a domain renewed separately each year end up with two different due dates to track. Choosing the same commitment length for hosting and the domain, for example one year for both (see the hosting plans and domain names), brings the two due dates closer together and reduces the number of dates to watch during the year.
FAQ
Can I turn on a single auto-renewal setting for all my services?
Each service follows its own due date; there is no single setting grouping several services in the client area.
What if I did not receive a renewal notice?
Check the e-mail address linked to your account and your spam folder, then contact support through the Contact page with the relevant order reference.
Can an expired domain be taken by someone else?
Renew a domain name before its due date rather than waiting for a late reminder: once registered, a domain is not refundable, see domain names.