200-day certificates have been in force since March 15, 2026. 100-day certificates begin March 15, 2027, and 47-day certificates arrive in March 2029. Check any domain instantly. Free. No signup required.
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A readiness score, a grade, and every renewal between now and 2029 — in one page.
Renewal Pattern is excluded when there's no renewal history yet; remaining weights are redistributed so they reconcile with the total score.
The CA/Browser Forum voted 25-0 to shorten SSL certificate lifespans. Here's the timeline:
100-day certificates begin
Target:
Then 47-day certificates from March 15, 2029
Most teams managing certificates manually will be overwhelmed. This tool shows you exactly what's ahead.
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See every certificate renewal between now and 2029. Know exactly when validity periods shorten and your workload increases.
Get notified before certificates expire. As renewal windows shrink from months to weeks, alerts become essential. Free account required for alerts.
47DayCerts ships an MCP server, so Claude, ChatGPT, and Claude Code can check certificates and manage your monitored domains conversationally — no dashboard required.
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You: Which of my certificates expire in the next 30 days?
Assistant: Two of your three monitored domains renew soon — shop.example.com expires in 12 days (Let's Encrypt R11) and api.example.com in 26 days (Google WE1). Both are ACME-automated, so no manual action is needed.
14 years in SSL, PKI, and digital certificates. I've sold certificates, managed renewals, and helped companies recover from outages. I built 47DayCerts because the biggest infrastructure change in SSL history is coming and most teams don't have a simple way to see what's ahead.
Checking any domain stays free forever — no signup, no limits, no catch. That part is my way of giving back to the people still in the trenches.
Continuous monitoring across many domains costs real money to run, so that is a paid tier — it funds the service and keeps the alerts flowing. No sales calls. No sales pitch. Just something I wish existed when I was doing this work myself.
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