Active, Expired, Redemption Grace Period, and Pending Deletion are the four stages of a domain name’s lifetime

1. A Domain Name’s
Lifecycle- An
Interesting Thing
That You Must
Know

2. ACTIVE
When your domain is operational, you
can adjust its settings and contact
information. Having a current domain
name is critical for keeping your
website and business email operational.
A domain becomes active after it is
registered, with registration periods
ranging from one to ten years.

3. EXPIRED
One day after its expiration date, a
domain officially expires. Your website
as well as any email accounts
associated with your domain name will
be inoperable. Your website will instead
display a “parked” page.
Others may bid on and attempt to
purchase the domain name as soon as it
expires; but, if you renew your domain
within 30 days of its expiration, your
claim to the domain takes precedence
over third-party offers.

4. GRACE PERIOD FOR
REDEMPTION
The domain name will enter a
redemption grace period after around
45 days of being in an expired status.
Some TLDs may become redeemable
the day after they expire.

5. DELETE PENDING
When a domain reaches the pending
delete stage, it is no longer retrievable.
It will remain in this position for around
5 days before being made available to
the public for new registration. If this
occurs, you can try to acquire the
domain name again, assuming no one
else does, and you will not be charged
any redemption fees, only the standard
registration amount.

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