Is the EOL check free?

Yes. The EOL check is completely free and needs no account. Paste or upload your device list and it returns each item's end-of-support status instantly.

Do I have to sign up to use it?

No. You can run the check without an account. You only create a free account if you want to save the list and get warned by email, Slack or Teams before each date.

Which vendors does it cover?

The check resolves dates from a curated database covering Cisco, Cisco Meraki, Fortinet, Ruckus and others, plus common Microsoft software such as Windows Server, SQL Server and Exchange. Items it cannot match are flagged as No date so you can add them yourself.

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Which of your hardware is already end-of-life?

Paste your switches, servers and firewalls below and get an instant, color-coded report of what is past end-of-support, expiring soon, or still fine. No signup, no agent, nothing leaves as an account until you decide to save it.

One device per line, as Manufacturer, Model

Upload CSV Up to 500 devices. Nothing is stored.

Checked

Expired

Expiring

Supported

No date

Manufacturer	Model	End of support	Status

Now stop checking this by hand.

Save this list to a free account and EOL Tracking watches every date for you, warning you months ahead by email, Slack or Teams. It will also look up the devices we could not match here against a live database.

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Free for up to 5 assets · no credit card · CSV and NetBox import for whole fleets

How the check works

Each device you paste is matched against a curated end-of-support database covering Cisco, Cisco Meraki, Fortinet, Ruckus and more, plus common Microsoft software like Windows Server, SQL Server and Exchange. Anything past its date shows red, anything within 180 days shows amber, and anything we cannot match is flagged No date rather than guessed. New to the terms? See EOL vs EOS vs EOSL.

Why not just keep a spreadsheet?

A spreadsheet tells you the dates once; it does not tell you the week one turns red. That is the whole point of tracking: the value is the warning months ahead, not the list itself. This check is the fast first pass, see spreadsheets vs tracking for the rest.