The Redemption Period is a time frame that follows the expiration of a domain, during which the domain owner can restore it, even if it was not renewed on time.
During this period, the domain is inactive. Its services (website, email, etc.) do not function, and it cannot be transferred or renewed through the standard renewal process.
A domain enters the redemption period when:
At this stage, the domain is still “reserved” for its previous owner, but a special restoration process is required to recover it.
The duration of the redemption period is not the same for all domain extensions (TLDs).
Important things to know:
For this reason, it is not always possible to accurately predict whether a domain is still in the redemption period or how long it will remain there.
Restoring a domain that is in the redemption period:
In most cases:
If you suspect or know that your domain has entered the redemption period:
Immediate contact is crucial, as the longer you wait, the higher the risk that the domain will be permanently deleted and become available for registration by third parties.
If restoration from the redemption period is possible, the domain is renewed for one year from its previous expiration date. Therefore, the total restoration cost consists of the redemption fee plus the renewal cost, plus VAT. Please contact us for the exact cost, which varies depending on your domain extension.
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