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Product 5 December 2025 4 min read

Expiry Explorer: every ENS name in its lifecycle, in one place

A unified view of the three-phase ENS expiry lifecycle — grace period, temporary premium, and reopening — with live pricing, decay progress, and registration in two clicks.

Every .eth name eventually comes back to the market. The Expiry Explorer is the single page where you can watch that happen in real time across the entire ENS registry.

Three phases, three tabs

  • Grace Period. Names whose registration has expired but where the original owner can still renew at the standard annual fee. 90-day countdown per name.
  • Temp Premium. Names that have moved past grace and entered the 21-day Dutch auction. We show the current decayed price, time remaining, and decay progress bar.
  • Reopened. Names that finished temp premium and are now first-come, first-served at the standard annual fee.

What you can do from each row

  • Star to favourite (persists across sessions, exposed as a count in the header)
  • Open the full domain detail page
  • Register directly in two transactions (commit + reveal)
  • Set an alert that pings you when the name's state changes

Filters that actually help

Filter by character length (3, 4, 5+), composition (letters only, numbers only, emoji, mixed), and curated collections (999 Club, 10k Club, dictionary words, palindromes). The collection filter is the highest-signal one — most experienced collectors live in two or three categories.

We have also built per-category landing pages at /find/expiry/<segment> — see 4-letter, 999-club, or a month-specific page like 2026-06.

Try it

Open /find/expiry. The page auto-refreshes every minute so prices stay accurate.

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