Track the Status of Your Domains and Your Clients'
Monitor expiration dates, registrar changes, nameserver changes, and registration availability and get a push notification the moment something changes.
With every integration we add to Pushinator, we get a little closer to our goal: turning the app into a unified notification hub. Not everything we ship is an integration in the traditional sense. Some of it is closer to a microservice, built to get you notified about one specific kind of event with almost no setup. Polymarket Alerts was one of the first. Domain Alerts is the newest.
Anyone directly or indirectly involved in domain registration and support knows how much timing matters here, especially for security-related events: an unauthorized nameserver change can silently redirect your or your client's traffic to a phishing site, and the first 20–30 minutes are often what decides how much damage it does. That's exactly why acknowledgment required exists: on paid plans, Pushinator resends an unacknowledged alert a few times at growing intervals, so time-sensitive events are harder to miss.
What You Can Build
Expiration Alerts
Registrar Change Alerts
Nameserver Change Alerts
Availability Alerts
Set It Up in Minutes
No code, no server to run: Pushinator checks your domains for you.
Create a channel
Log in to the Pushinator Console and create a channel (e.g., "Domain Alerts"), or open an existing one. Obtain an API token if you don't have one yet.
Open the channel's API & Integrations tab and click Set up alerts under Domain Alerts. The first time, you'll be asked to link your API token to the channel. This only happens once, and every domain you add afterward reuses it for delivery. On paid plans, the same dialog includes an acknowledgment required toggle: turn it on so alerts get resent a few times at growing intervals until someone acknowledges them.
Add a domain and choose what to watch
Click Add domain, enter the domain name (e.g. example.com), and pick which conditions should trigger an alert: Expiration (a set number of days before the domain lapses), Registrar change, Nameserver change, and Registration availability (useful for domains you don't own yet, but want to grab the moment they free up).
You can add up to 50 domains in total across all your channels, each with its own conditions. Every domain you add shows up in the same list, along with its current status and the conditions set for it — this is also where you pause, edit, or delete one later.
Subscribe your devices
Install the Pushinator app from the App Store or Google Play, then scan your channel's QR code to subscribe. From now on, matching domain events arrive as push notifications, e.g. "Domain Alerts | example.com nameservers changed (ns1.newhost.com, ns2.newhost.com)", with a tappable link back to the domain's details in Pushinator.
Need help?
Drop us a message at [email protected], and we will try our best to assist you. Feel free to request a feature or integration, or let us know if there are any issues on our side.