How to Enable Auto-Renew for Your Domain and Hosting

The easiest way to avoid a lapsed domain or a website suddenly going offline is to let renewals happen automatically. With auto-renew switched on, VernalWeb renews your services before they expire, so you never have to remember a date.

Turn on auto-renew for hosting

1. Log in to your VernalWeb client area at clients.vernalweb.com.
2. Open Services and select your hosting package.
3. Enable the Auto Renew option.

Turn on auto-renew for a domain

1. In the client area, open Domains → My Domains.
2. Select the domain and enable Auto Renew.

Make sure renewals actually go through

Auto-renew only works if payment can be taken, so pair it with:

• A valid card on file — keep it current via updating your billing information.
• An up-to-date billing email, so you still see the receipts and any failure notices.

It is a good idea to check your invoices occasionally to confirm renewals are being paid as expected.

Frequently asked questions

When does auto-renew charge me?

Renewal invoices are generated ahead of the due date and paid automatically, giving a buffer so nothing lapses. You will receive the invoice by email.

Can I turn auto-renew off later?

Yes, any time, from the same screen. If you turn it off, remember to renew manually before expiry — see what happens when a domain expires.

What if the automatic payment fails?

We send reminders so you can pay manually. Update your payment method promptly to keep services active.