Developer Org Expiration

Developer Edition (DE) orgs that haven’t been logged into for 45 days are deleted immediately. Developer Edition (Legacy) orgs that haven’t been logged into for 180 days are queued for deletion. When a Developer Edition org is flagged as inactive, Salesforce sends an email to warn you that the DE org is about to expire. You have a window of time to log in before the org is deleted.

This table refers to Developer Edition orgs, which include Agentforce and Data Cloud.

Days after DE Org Flagged as Inactive	Can I Still Log In?
From 1 through 14	Yes. Org admins receive an email about the pending org expiration. You can reactivate the org by logging in.
From 15 and later	No. The org is permanently deleted, and you can’t log in.

This table refers to Developer Edition (Legacy) orgs.

Days after DE (Legacy) Org Flagged as Inactive	Can I Still Log In?
From 1 through 14	Yes. Org admins receive an email about the pending org expiration. You can reactivate the org by logging in.
From 15 through 44	You can contact Salesforce Customer Support to reactivate the org and then log in.
From 45 and later	No. The org is permanently deleted, and you can’t log in.

Some Developer Edition orgs are exempt from expiration.

• Orgs that have released a managed package. For example, packaging and patch orgs used in first-generation managed packaging, and Dev Hub orgs used in second-generation managed packaging.
• Orgs used to register a namespace.
• Orgs that have Environment Hub enabled.
• Orgs that are used for logging into Trailblazer or Partner Community.
• Trialforce Source Organizations.
• Orgs where a connected app was created. Note: Orgs where a connected app is installed are not exempt.

If your Developer Edition org expires, you can create a new DE org by clicking Browse Trials at https://developer.salesforce.com. Usernames associated with an expired DE org can be reused after the expired org has been deleted.