Every expiration date. One place.

What expires this month?

Almost every business has a long list of things that expire: the website domain, the SSL certificate, antivirus licenses, the Microsoft 365 subscription, business insurance, equipment warranties, and the registration and insurance on company vehicles.

Each one renews on a different date, with a different vendor. And the renewal notice often lands in the inbox of someone who left months ago.

When something lapses, you find out the hard way:

• Your website goes down or shows visitors a security warning.
• Business email stops working.
• A client holds a payment because a certificate on file has expired.
• A laptop dies a week after its warranty ended, and nobody can find the receipt.

GoodThru doesn't renew anything for you. It makes sure you know in time.

Three steps, then stop worrying about it

1. Add your items. Enter a domain, snap a photo of a receipt, or import your existing spreadsheet as a CSV file.
2. GoodThru keeps watch. On Business and IT Provider plans, domains and SSL certificates are checked automatically every day. For receipts, GoodThru reads the product, store, purchase date and warranty period, and you confirm before anything is saved.
3. Get reminded in time. Email reminders 60, 30 and 7 days before each expiration. Change the timing for any item.

Everything with an expiration date

• Daily domain and SSL checks. Enter the address once, and the expiration date updates on its own. Business and IT Provider plans.
• Every kind of date. Software licenses, insurance policies, business licenses, tax certificates, contracts and equipment warranties.
• Company vehicles. Service, inspection, registration renewal and insurance, with a reminder before each one.
• Receipt and warranty scanning. Upload a photo or PDF, and AI fills in the details. You review and approve.
• Multiple users. Up to 3 on Business and 5 on IT Provider, so reminders don't depend on one person.
• A workspace per client. On the IT Provider plan, up to 10 clients, each in a separate workspace.
• Flexible reminders. 60, 30 and 7 days by default, adjustable per item.
• CSV import and export. Move your spreadsheet in, and export your items any time. Vehicle items aren't included in exports yet.
• Team alerts in Teams or Slack. Coming soon on Business and IT Provider plans.
• Privacy. Files you upload (receipts, PDFs) are stored encrypted, there are no third-party ad trackers, and deleting an item deletes its file.

Why GoodThru

• One list for everything that expires. Domains and SSL certificates, software licenses, insurance, certificates, contracts, receipts and company vehicles. Not one tool for your website and another for your paperwork.
• Automatic checks included on Business. Domains and SSL certificates are checked every day, at no extra cost.
• Receipts become reminders. Snap a photo, AI fills in the details, and nothing is saved until you approve it.
• Your whole team gets the reminder. Up to 3 users on Business and 5 on IT Provider, so nothing depends on one person.
• For IT providers: a workspace per client. Up to 10 clients on one plan.
• Start without paying. 10 items free, no credit card required.

Simple pricing. No renewal surprises.

Start free, and upgrade when your list grows.

Every plan starts with a free signup. No credit card required.

SSL certificates are getting shorter. An annual reminder won't cut it.

Under a CA/Browser Forum decision, the maximum validity of a new public SSL certificate drops to 200 days from March 15, 2026, to 100 days from March 15, 2027, and to 47 days from March 15, 2029. When a certificate renews several times a year, an auto-renewal that fails quietly is only a matter of time.

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