Understanding the Dashboard
The dashboard is your home base after login. From here you see your domains, open the Alerts page, add or manage domains, and reach Profile and Billing. This page walks through the main areas so you know where to find things.
Domain list
The main area shows all domains you are monitoring. You can search and sort. Click a domain to open its detail panel on the side. Each row shows the domain name, optional note, and status so you can scan quickly.
Domain detail panel
When you select a domain, a panel opens with current data (registrar, status, expiration, DNS, etc.), a History tab with all changes, and actions: refresh, notification settings, pause, swap, or remove. Use this to dig into one domain or manage it without leaving the dashboard.
Alerts and recent activity
The header bell shows new alerts; the dashboard itself shows a short recent activity list. For the full list of changes, open the Alerts page from the nav. All of it comes from the same notification stream. See Notifications and alerts for how alerts and emails work.
Add domains
Use the Add domains button to open a modal where you paste or type domains (one per line, optional note with a pipe). Submit to add them. On a paid plan, an open slot is free to fill. Adding past the slots you already paid for is a prorated charge. Trial users can add one domain. See Adding and managing domains for rules and limits.
Profile
Profile holds your email, time zone, and the hour for your daily summary. You can also set which change types to mute so they do not appear in alerts or emails. Integration emails (extra addresses per domain) are configured on the Integrations page, linked from the app.
Billing
Billing shows your subscription, payment method, transactions, and invoices. The Domains number is how many names you are watching. When you have unused slots, it also says how many stay open until renewal. You pay yearly. Filling an open slot has no extra charge. Adding past those slots is prorated. At renewal you pay only for the domains still being watched. Removing a domain does not add credit. The About Billing tab explains renewal dates and cancellation.
What the dashboard is showing you
All featuresComplete Monitoring
All of the above on one watch: registration data, website health, auctions, marketplaces, and drop timing, at 30+ checks a day per domain.
Website Signals
Watch the website itself for distress. Downtime, an expired certificate, or a redirect to a new brand often shows up months before a name reaches the open market.
Auction Platforms
Expiring domains are sold at auction long before they drop, and each registrar uses a different venue. We watch them all so you do not have to guess which one to check.