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PerkyDash Domain Monitoring review

#22 of 32 in Domain Monitoring Software

A focused domain-expiry dashboard for agencies managing multiple client domains.

7.1/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

PerkyDash Domain Monitoring tracks domain registration expiry through WHOIS lookups and alerts users before renewal deadlines. It is designed for indie founders, agencies, freelancers, SaaS teams, and organizations managing multiple domains. Its dashboard combines expiry timelines, calendar views, registrar and nameserver details, status flags, renewal history, configurable alert thresholds, and filters by domain status. The service runs on the web, with domain monitoring included in PerkyDash’s broader website and infrastructure monitoring platform.

Pricing scales from individual domain oversight to agency operations. Pro costs €9 per month for up to 15 monitors, all monitoring types, status pages, email notifications, three notification channels, and five-minute checks. Pro Plus costs €29 per month for up to 50 monitors and three users, one-minute checks, email, Slack, Discord, and webhook notifications, AI summaries, custom domains, and client views. Agency Starter costs €49 per month or €490 per year for 20 monitors, two workspaces, white-label branding, custom domains, auto-SSL, client access, and all notifications. Agency Pro costs €149 per month or €1,490 per year for 100 monitors and 15 workspaces, while Agency Business costs €299 per month or €2,990 per year for 500 monitors and 50 workspaces. The paid plans include a seven-day free trial.

The strongest fit is an agency that needs a centralized expiry workflow with client-facing presentation. Bulk import reduces the work of bringing existing domain lists into the dashboard, while timeline, calendar, registrar, and renewal-history views support ongoing account management. Slack, Discord, email, and webhook alerts also give teams several delivery options. However, the product’s focus is domain expiry and related WHOIS information rather than a broad, verified DNS monitoring system. Agencies should choose higher tiers when they need more monitors, workspaces, faster checks, white-labeling, or client access; smaller teams may find Pro sufficient. Organizations primarily seeking DNS-focused monitoring should consider a more specialized alternative.

PerkyDash Domain Monitoring pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • 90-day timelines, calendars, renewal history, and registrar details
    • Bulk imports support pasted domain lists and CSV files
    • Alerts cover email, Slack, Discord, and custom webhooks
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan; paid access starts at €9 per month
    • WHOIS-based monitoring is narrower than full DNS monitoring
    • Monitor and workspace limits vary significantly by plan

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