TokenTimer Cloud
TokenTimer tracks expirations of any expiring asset (certificates, API keys, secrets, licenses, contracts) and notifies you before and after expiry. Use workspaces (isolated containers for tokens, members, and settings) and sections (labels that group tokens within a workspace) to organize data by team, project, or organization, and roles to control access.
Start here
- Just want an expiry alert for a certificate or key? Add it as a token in the Quickstart, or point an endpoint monitor at your HTTPS URL and TokenTimer tracks the certificate automatically.
- New to TokenTimer? Follow the Quickstart: account, first token, alerts, and a teammate in about ten minutes.
- Migrating an inventory? Import from a file or connect an integration (Vault, GitHub, GitLab, AWS, Azure, Entra ID, GCP).
- Tracking live certificates? Set up Endpoint & SSL monitoring or discover a whole domain with the Domain Checker.
- Managing certificate operations? See Certificates (CertOps) and Certificate automation.
- Working in a team? See Teams, workspaces & RBAC and Contact groups & channels.
- Integrating programmatically? Jump to the API reference.
Plans and limits
Plan quotas (tokens, members, deliveries, CertOps slots) are listed in the canonical Plan limits table. Usage tracking is described in Usage & limits, and upgrades in Billing & plans.
Other editions
- TokenTimer Self-hosted — run TokenTimer on your own infrastructure (Docker Compose or Helm).
- TokenTimer Enterprise — the licensed self-hosted variant with SSO (SAML and OIDC) and prebuilt registry images.