Aged Domains Entering Redemption Period

Track aged domains entering the redemption period today. These domains have 30-35 days before moving to pending delete — monitor them now for future acquisition opportunities.

Entering Redemption
95,820
Aged 10+ Years
8,088
Aged 5+ Years
21%

Today's Age Distribution of Domains Entering the Redemption Period

ABTdomain tracked 8,088 aged domains (10+ years) entering redemption today (8% of total).
These domains remain in the redemption period for 30-35 days before moving to deletion.

30 Years Old
cogitoinc.com
Since Feb 1996
30 Years Old
icenet.net
Since Feb 1996
29 Years Old
appraisalweb.com
Since Jul 1996

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the domain redemption period? +
The redemption period is a 30-day window after a domain expires and the grace period ends. During this time, only the original owner can recover the domain by paying a redemption fee, which is typically higher than standard renewal.
Can I register a domain in redemption? +
No, domains in redemption can only be recovered by their original owner. However, you can monitor them — after the 30-day redemption period, they move to pending delete (5 days) and then become available for registration.
Why monitor domains entering redemption? +
Monitoring domains entering redemption gives you a 30-35 day head start. You can evaluate the domain value, set up backorders, and be ready when it enters the pending delete phase.
How long before a redemption domain becomes available? +
After entering redemption, a domain has approximately 30 days in the redemption period, then 5 days in pending delete, totaling roughly 35 days before it becomes available for standard registration.