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Published: 2026-07-11 | Updated: 2026-07-11

How to Set Up or Turn Off Auto-Renewal for a Single Domain

Auto-renewal helps prevent your domain from expiring by renewing it automatically when renewal is due.
For a single domain, you can enable or disable auto-renewal from the domain management page.

How to Access Auto-Renewal Settings
Step 1: Log in to your NiceNIC account
Navigate to: My Products > Domain Name
Find the domain you want to manage, then click "Manage"

Step 2: Open Auto-Renewal Settings
On the domain management page, find "Auto-Renew"
Then click "Modify"
How to Set Up or Turn Off Auto-Renewal for a Single Domain

Step 3: Set Auto-Renewal Options
On the auto-renewal page, you can set the renewal term, renewal mode, and active status.

Step 4: Check the Result
If you selected Active: Yes, the page may show: enable Auto-Renew successfully!
This means auto-renewal has been enabled for the domain.
How to Set Up or Turn Off Auto-Renewal for a Single Domain

If you selected Active: No, the page may show: disable Auto-Renew successfully!
This means auto-renewal has been turned off for the domain.
How to Set Up or Turn Off Auto-Renewal for a Single Domain

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