EOSL · End of Service Life · End of Support
When does support for your device end — and what do you do next?
EOSL365 is the cross-vendor database for support end dates: 6,905 enterprise models from 28 vendors, plus software and consumer dates from Windows and iPhone to NAS boxes. Free, vendor-neutral, with clear options for what to do next.
- 6,905enterprise models
- 4,410already end-of-support
- 433EOSL in < 12 months
- 28vendors
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EOSL Check
Type a model name, see its status and date instantly — the fastest answer to “when does my support end?”.
EOSL Database
28 vendors from Cisco to Dell EMC — look up a model, check its status and date.
Software & Consumer
24 curated dates: Windows, Office, ESXi, iPhone, Galaxy, Pixel, FRITZ!Box, NAS.
Guides
What does EOSL mean? Which options exist: vendor renewal, third-party maintenance, replacement, ESU?
Vendors in the database
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Request a free EOSL auditWhy EOSL365?
Vendor-neutral & in one place
Support dates are scattered across dozens of vendor PDFs. EOSL365 bundles them in one place, from enterprise to consumer.
Options, not just a date
A date alone doesn’t help. For every area we show the options: renewal, third-party maintenance, ESU programmes, replacement — with honest guidance.