Never let an SSL certificate expire
Add your domains and MyMonit watches their certificates. You get a heads up well before one expires, so a lapsed cert never takes your site down.
Free plan, no credit card required.

Not “something changed”. What changed.
You see the exact before and after, with a one line summary you can act on without opening the page.
Certificate · yoursite.com
12 days left
Expires on August 3, 2026
MyMonit
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SSL expiring: yoursite.com
The certificate expires in 12 days, on August 3.
- • Host: yoursite.com
- • Expires: Aug 3, 2026
- • Renew before it lapses
An expired certificate throws a scary warning at every visitor and can knock a site offline. It almost always happens because everyone forgot.
How it works
- 1
Add your domain
Enter the hostname you want to keep an eye on.
- 2
MyMonit checks the cert
It reads the certificate and counts down the days to expiry.
- 3
You get warned early
Well before it lapses, you get an alert with the exact expiry date.
Frequently asked questions
- How early does it warn me?
- By default it warns you 14 days before expiry, and you can change that window.
- Does it read the real certificate?
- Yes. It connects over TLS and reads the certificate the way a browser does, so you see the real expiry date.
- Can I watch several domains?
- Yes. Add one monitor per domain, on any plan.
- What if the cert is already expired?
- You get told right away, on the first check.