Free tool

Certificate lookup.

Who issued your certificate, when it expires, which names it covers, and whether the chain of trust behind it is complete.

No account, no card, no limit on how often you run it.

What you get back

  • Days remaining and the exact expiry date
  • The issuing authority and the chain above it
  • Every name the certificate covers, which is often more or fewer than people expect
  • Whether the chain is complete, since an incomplete one fails for some visitors and works for others

An incomplete chain is the failure worth knowing about. The site works in your browser because your machine already has the intermediate certificate cached, and fails for a visitor whose machine does not. Testing it yourself will not reveal it.

This is a snapshot.

It shows where things stand today, and forgets you were here the moment you close the tab. Every free checker works this way, including the well-known ones.

Watching the same domain and keeping the answers is the paid product. It starts at $15 a month and the record begins the day you do.

Check everything at once.

One check covering registration, certificate, mail, subdomains and hosting.