See what's coming up for renewal in one place — this report lists every domain and certificate due soon, with dates and costs, so you can plan ahead instead of reacting.
Overview
- Combines domains and certificates into a single forecast, with a total cost at the top.
- Lets you choose a 30, 60 or 90 day window.
- Different from your expiry alerts and the Domains page, which tell you what needs attention right now — this report is for planning ahead.
View the Renewals & expiry report
- Go to Reports in the sidebar.
- Open the Renewals & expiry report.
- Choose the window you want to look at: the next 30, 60 or 90 days.
Understand the total
- Look at the headline figure — this is the expected cost for the period, based on the prices InfraNest has on file.
- Check for anything listed without a price. These stay in the list and are counted separately rather than treated as free.
- Note how many items couldn't be priced — the report tells you this so the total doesn't look complete when it isn't.
- Remember costs are a forecast, not a quote — a registrar can change its price before the renewal date. When that happens, InfraNest records the change so you can see what moved.
Read the renew-itself column
- Look for Yes — this means a domain is set to auto-renew.
- Look for No — this means a domain will lapse unless you act. These are counted separately at the top of the report because they're the ones most likely to catch you out.
- Look for Not tracked — this applies to certificates. InfraNest has no auto-renew setting for certificates, and many renew automatically elsewhere without reporting back, so this is shown as unknown rather than guessed.
NoteCertificates you've dismissed, and ones already replaced by a newer certificate, are left out of this report entirely — neither is going to be renewed, so neither belongs in a forecast.
Check the monthly breakdown
- Scroll to the chart below the total.
- Use it to see costs broken down by month, so you can answer questions like "what does February cost" at a glance.
Export the report
- Select Download to export the list as CSV, using your current filters.
- Check the renew-itself column in the file — it's written out as yes, no, or unknown.
TipEvery export is recorded in your Audit Log, so you can always trace who downloaded a renewals forecast and when.
Troubleshooting
- The total looks low — check the count of unpriced items near the total; they're excluded from the cost but still counted, so the real spend may be higher.
- A certificate shows "No" when you expected "Yes" — certificates always show Not tracked, never Yes or No; only domains show Yes or No for auto-renew.
- A certificate you dismissed or replaced is missing — that's expected; dismissed and replaced certificates are intentionally left out of this report.
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