How Can I Renew My Domain with Clouduxe?

Domains are typically available for renewal on yearly billing cycles, with registration periods ranging from 1 to 10 years. To maintain ownership of your domain, it is crucial to renew it before it expires. If your domain is not renewed, it will eventually be released back to the general public, allowing others to register it.

Grace Period for Domain Renewal

Domain registries offers up-to 30-day grace period for late renewals. However, it is always recommended to renew before the expiration date to prevent service disruptions, such as your website going offline or emails becoming inactive.

Auto-Renew vs. Manual Renewal

At Clouduxe, you have the option to set your domain to auto-renew, ensuring that renewal invoices are generated 14 days before your domain’s expiration date. If auto-renew is enabled, we’ll take care of your domain renewals automatically.

You can also choose to manually renew your domain at any time before the expiration date. Early renewal is seamless, and the additional renewal period will be added to your domain’s current expiry date.

Steps to Renew Your Domain

Follow these simple steps to renew your domain with Clouduxe:

1. Log in to your Clouduxe account at Clouduxe.com.

2. Navigate to Products & Services.

3. Click Manage Product under the domain name you wish to renew.

4. Go to Invoices to check for renewal invoices. If no invoice is available:

5. Scroll down to the Quick Actions section.

6. Click Issue Next Invoice and proceed to make payment.

7. Complete the payment process, and your domain will be renewed.

How Long Can I Renew My Domain?

Depending on the TLD (Top-Level Domain), you can renew your domain for up to 10 years in advance. This flexibility allows you to secure your domain for the long term.

For domains with auto-renew enabled, renewal is done automatically before the expiry date, ensuring uninterrupted service for your website and related services.