Renewal History
nic.services
nic.services has been renewed 6 times, usually 1 year at a time. No near-death on record.
Every renewal, newest first
- 2024between May 12, 2023 and Mar 27, 2024+1 yearexpiry Mar 3, 2024 → Mar 3, 2025Around expirysnapshots too far apart to say how earlyTransferred: Donuts Internal (9999) → Registry Operator acts as Registrar (9999)Registry auto-renew
- 2023between Feb 26, 2023 and May 12, 2023+1 yearexpiry Mar 3, 2023 → Mar 3, 2024Around expirysnapshots too far apart to say how early
- 2022between Feb 16, 2022 and Mar 19, 2022+1 yearexpiry Mar 3, 2022 → Mar 3, 2023Around expirysnapshots too far apart to say how earlyRegistry auto-renew
- 2021between Dec 10, 2020 and Mar 15, 2021+1 yearexpiry Mar 3, 2021 → Mar 3, 2022Around expirysnapshots too far apart to say how earlyRegistry auto-renew
- 2020between Sep 27, 2019 and Mar 27, 2020+1 yearexpiry Mar 3, 2020 → Mar 3, 2021Around expirysnapshots too far apart to say how earlyRegistry auto-renew
- 2019between Nov 28, 2018 and Apr 13, 2019+1 yearexpiry Mar 3, 2019 → Mar 3, 2020Around expirysnapshots too far apart to say how earlyRegistry auto-renew
How this is worked out. Each renewal is a forward jump in the registry’s expiry date between two WHOIS or RDAP snapshots. The size of the jump is the number of years paid for. The renewal happened somewhere between the two snapshot dates, so how early or late it was is a range; when the snapshots are far apart, it is not stated.
For .com and .net the registry itself extends the expiry on the day it lapses and gives the registrar 45 days to pay or delete, so a jump right at expiry is not proof the owner paid. The ledger marks renewals the registry flagged as explicit, and near-deaths where it later showed a redemption or pending-delete status.
Source: 30 snapshots of nic.services from the who.is WHOIS/RDAP archive, 2018-03-31 to 2024-09-22. Ledger built 2026-09-27.