Warranty & Return Deadline Tracking
Never let warranty coverage expire without knowing about it. Track deadlines for returns, warranties, and guarantees in one place.
The Problem
You buy a new laptop, a washing machine, or a pair of expensive headphones. The product comes with a warranty — one year, two years, sometimes more. You file the receipt somewhere and tell yourself you will remember. But warranties last long enough that by the time something goes wrong, you have completely forgotten when the coverage expires. The product breaks two weeks after the warranty ended, and you are stuck paying for a repair or replacement out of pocket.
Return windows are even trickier. Most online retailers give you 14 to 30 days to return a product. That sounds generous until you realize how quickly those days pass. You order something, it arrives, you set it aside to try later, and by the time you decide it is not right, the return window has closed. The item sits in a drawer, unused, and the money is gone.
The fundamental issue is the same in both cases: these deadlines are too far in the future to keep in your active memory, but too important to ignore. Receipts get lost, emails get buried, and mental notes fade. Without a system that actively reminds you before these deadlines arrive, you are relying on luck to claim what you are entitled to.
Extended warranties and service plans make this even more complex. You might have a manufacturer warranty that expires in one year and an extended protection plan that runs for three. Keeping track of overlapping coverage periods across multiple products is nearly impossible without a dedicated tracking system.
How It Works
Add your purchase
Enter the product name and the warranty expiration date or return deadline. Whether it is a laptop with a two-year manufacturer warranty, a kitchen appliance with a five-year guarantee, or an online order with a 30-day return window — add each one in seconds.
Set a reminder before it expires
Choose to be notified days or weeks before the deadline. For a return window, a few days notice might be enough. For a warranty, you might want a month’s heads up so you have time to inspect the product and file a claim if needed.
Claim or return in time
When the reminder arrives, you still have time to act. Check the product, decide if you need to make a warranty claim or process a return, and do it before the deadline passes. No more finding out about expired coverage after the fact.
Why customremind.me
- Track warranties for electronics, appliances, furniture, and any big purchase. If it has a warranty, you can track it.
- Set return window reminders for online orders so you never miss the deadline to send something back.
- Get notified before coverage expires — not after. The reminder arrives while you can still take action.
- Works for any product from any store. There are no brand or retailer limitations.
- One place for all your warranty and return deadlines. Stop scattering this information across email threads, filing cabinets, and mental notes.
Get Started
Know exactly when your warranty expires. Set a reminder before it is too late.
Get started freeFrequently Asked Questions
How do I track a warranty expiration date?
Add the product name and the date the warranty ends, then choose when to be reminded — for example a month before expiry, so you have time to inspect the product and file a claim if something is wrong.
Can I track return windows for online orders?
Yes. Most retailers give you 14 to 30 days to return an order. Add the deadline when the package arrives and set the reminder a few days before the window closes.
Can I track multiple warranties at once?
Yes. Track warranties and return deadlines for as many products as your plan allows, all in one dashboard — electronics, appliances, furniture, anything with a deadline.
Do I need to upload my receipt?
No. Only a product name and a date are needed. Keep the receipt wherever you normally store it — the reminder tells you when to go find it.