How to Enable or Disable Auto-Renewal

Auto-renewal helps ensure that your websites and domain names do not expire unexpectedly. When enabled, Jiinubi automatically generates a renewal invoice before your service ends and attempts to settle it using your account credit or saved payment method.

Managing Auto-Renewal for Domains

1. Log in to the Client Area
   Access your Jiinubi account using your registered email and password.
2. Navigate to Your Domains
   Click on Domains > My Domains from the main navigation menu.
3. Manage the Domain
   Click the Manage Domain button (or wrench icon) next to the domain you want to update.
4. Open Auto-Renew Settings
   From the left-hand sidebar, click on Auto Renew.
5. Toggle Auto-Renewal
   • Enable Auto-Renew: Click Enable Auto Renew. The system will automatically invoice and renew the domain before expiry.
   • Disable Auto-Renew: Click Disable Auto Renew. You will need to manually renew the domain before it expires.

Managing Auto-Renewal for Hosting Services

For hosting plans (Shared Hosting, WordPress Hosting, VPS, or Cloud Servers), auto-renewal is controlled through recurring invoices rather than a simple on/off toggle.

1. Go to Services > My Services.
2. Click on the hosting service you want to review.
3. Review the Recurring Amount and Next Due Date.

If you wish to stop automatic charges:

• To stop card charges, remove your saved card under Billing > Manage Credit Card.
• To stop the service completely, submit a Request Cancellation from the service page.

Important Considerations

• Invoice Notifications: Even if auto-renewal is disabled for a domain, Jiinubi may still send reminder emails to help prevent accidental expiration.
• Account Credit Priority: If your account has available credit, the system will automatically apply it to renewal invoices first.
• Domain Expiry Warning: If auto-renewal is disabled and a domain reaches its expiration date, the website and email services tied to it will stop working immediately.