Transparent Pricing
What taking the name costs, and what holding onto it costs.
Registration and renewal rates for 500+ endings in one view, with WHOIS privacy included and no price shift waiting in year two.
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The Table
Both figures for each ending, laid out row by row
Registration and renewal share a single line. No teaser rate that quietly climbs once you are aboard.
| Extension | Register | Renew |
|---|---|---|
| .comPopular pick | $11.99 | $16.99 |
| .net | $15.99 | $19.99 |
| .org | $11.99 | $17.99 |
| .ioPopular pick | $39.99 | $47.99 |
| .co | $29.99 | $35.99 |
| .ai | $77.99 | $89.99 |
| .devPopular pick | $15.99 | $17.99 |
| .app | $17.99 | $22.99 |
| .xyzPopular pick | $2.99 | $16.99 |
| .online | $3.99 | $45.99 |
| .store | $3.99 | $71.99 |
| .info | $5.99 | $26.99 |
| .co.ukPopular pick | $10.99 | $11.99 |
| .tech | $5.99 | $59.99 |
| .shop | $3.99 | $44.99 |
| .uk | $10.99 | $11.99 |
| .org.uk | $10.99 | $11.99 |
| .us | $7.99 | $11.99 |
| .ca | $13.99 | $15.99 |
| .eu | $8.99 | $11.99 |
| .de | $9.99 | $11.99 |
| .fr | $11.99 | $14.99 |
| .es | $11.99 | $14.99 |
| .nl | $10.99 | $13.99 |
| .in | $8.99 | $11.99 |
| .co.in | $5.99 | $8.99 |
| .me | $10.99 | $26.99 |
| .tv | $35.99 | $41.99 |
| .cc | $11.99 | $29.99 |
| .asia | $11.99 | $17.99 |
| .biz | $7.99 | $23.99 |
| .pro | $7.99 | $29.99 |
| .club | $11.99 | $16.99 |
| .live | $4.99 | $29.99 |
| .life | $4.99 | $35.99 |
| .world | $4.99 | $35.99 |
| .site | $3.99 | $41.99 |
| .website | $3.99 | $29.99 |
| .space | $3.99 | $23.99 |
| .cloud | $10.99 | $19.99 |
| .agency | $5.99 | $29.99 |
| .digital | $5.99 | $39.99 |
| .studio | $7.99 | $33.99 |
| .design | $11.99 | $53.99 |
| .art | $4.99 | $17.99 |
| .blog | $5.99 | $35.99 |
| .news | $8.99 | $33.99 |
| .media | $8.99 | $41.99 |
| $7.99 | $29.99 | |
| .link | $4.99 | $13.99 |
| .top | $3.99 | $11.99 |
| .vip | $5.99 | $21.99 |
| .work | $3.99 | $11.99 |
| .today | $5.99 | $29.99 |
| .solutions | $5.99 | $29.99 |
| .services | $8.99 | $41.99 |
| .company | $5.99 | $23.99 |
| .group | $5.99 | $23.99 |
| .network | $8.99 | $29.99 |
| .guru | $7.99 | $35.99 |
| .games | $7.99 | $29.99 |
| .pk2-yr min · PKNIC | $8.50 | $8.50 |
| .com.pk2-yr min · PKNIC | $8.50 | $8.50 |
| .net.pk2-yr min · PKNIC | $8.50 | $8.50 |
| .org.pk2-yr min · PKNIC | $8.50 | $8.50 |
Pricing runs in USD throughout. What sits in the renewal column is what you pay every year after the first, and it does not move mid-term. Hunting for an ending that isn't shown here? Browse all 500+ endings →
No Tricks
Prices that hold up on a second reading
Year two, visible from day one
Right from the start, the renewal rate sits alongside the registration rate, which leaves your second invoice free of surprises.
WHOIS privacy included
On every name you hold, your own name, address and telephone number stay clear of the public record. Nobody upsells you, and no extra line lands on the bill.
500+ extensions to pick from
Mainstays such as .com and .org, favourites such as .io, .dev and .store, and hundreds of specialist endings besides, every one priced in plain sight.
Renewal Rates
The rate you weigh up today is the rate you keep paying later
Plenty of registrars sell year one under cost, then treble the number once you are tied in. We do not work that way. Our renewal rate sits one column across, which means the figure you weigh now is the figure you carry on paying.
- The renewal printed beside the registration price
- Year two arrives with no price rise
- Every renewal bills at the same rate
- Auto-renew, on one switch
Built-In Privacy
Your contact details never surface in public view
Register a name and, that instant, your own name, address and telephone number vanish from the public WHOIS database. Hidden they remain for the whole life of the name, and the service never once turns up as a charge.
- WHOIS shows placeholders, not you
- Active on every eligible name
- Cuts the spam calls and phishing bait
- Never pitched back as an add-on
Already Covered
No footnotes, no forced add-ons
No forced extras
The price already covers privacy, DNS management and forwarding, which means a working name never needs an add-on.
Renewal rates that hold
Whatever figure the table shows today is exactly what hits your card next year, and then each year beyond that.
One yearly charge
Names bill annually, and the full amount appears before you confirm anything. There is no pro-rata arithmetic and no stray fee to untangle.
Transfers get the same rates
Move a name across and it renews at the price we publish, and usually an extra year gets stacked on whatever time was left.
Every ending in one table
Familiar endings and newer ones sit on the same list, so lining a name up against a budget takes moments.
Prices you can budget on
USD is the quoting currency throughout, with nothing added on conversion, so what the table says is what your statement says.
Pair It Up
Bring hosting alongside and the SSL is free
Point the name towards our hosting from $2.42/mo and the padlock comes on without you touching a single file, with the name, the SSL and the site sharing one account and one invoice.
- SSL installed for you, free
- One dashboard and one bill
- Your site running within minutes
- Moving in? The migration is on us
Three Steps
From reading the rate to owning the name
- 1
Scan the table
Locate the ending you want, then weigh what registration costs against what holding it costs each year.
- 2
Register at the listed rate
Take the name with privacy already running. The renewal price stays in view, never buried down in a footnote.
- 3
Renew at the same rate
Come the turn of the year, you pay precisely what this page told you. Nothing extra reaches the invoice.
Standard Kit
Everything folded into the price
- Registration and renewal rates shown together
- Free WHOIS privacy on every eligible name
- A choice of 500+ endings
- Full editing rights over your DNS records
- Forwarding and redirects at no added cost
- Auto-renew ready whenever you want it
- Free SSL when we host the site
- Help with names at any hour
Reading The Table
Three figures, and just one of them ever gets advertised
Year one is what the registration price buys. What you pay every year after that is the renewal price, so it is the figure your budget genuinely lives with. Should you ever move the name in from elsewhere, the transfer price applies. Most registrars slap the first onto a banner and leave you to find out about the second on your own.
Where the industry earns its margin is in the gap between those first two figures. A first-year rate can sit at a fraction of the renewal, so you sign up on the low number and then pay the high one for a decade. Every row above carries both, side by side, which turns the comparison into a glance rather than a spreadsheet exercise.
That third figure is the one people forget until the day they need it. Transfer a name here and it joins the renewal rate we publish, while on most endings it picks up a whole extra year on top of whatever term was left, which quietly makes moving cost less than sitting still.
Where to go from here
Move a name to us
A single EPP code, zero downtime, and a bonus year wherever the ending allows.
.pk names, straight from PKNIC
An ending that most international registrars simply cannot reach.
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FAQ
Domain pricing questions, answered
Why is the renewal price different from the registration one?
Plenty of registries knock money off year one to get names moving, yet what a name truly costs to keep is the renewal rate. Both sit side by side in our table, so your budget rests on the long-run figure rather than on a first-year promotion.
Does WHOIS privacy genuinely cost nothing?
It does. Every eligible name has it from the moment of registration, it stays live for as long as the name belongs to you, and it never once appears on an invoice. Within the public listing, your contact details get swapped out without you asking.
How many endings are on offer?
Over 500, stretching from everyday choices such as .com, .net and .org right through to .io, .dev, .store and .tech. What the table above covers is the most requested. Type any name into the search and live pricing for the rest comes back.
Do I get anything off for paying several years in advance?
Every year bought in advance costs the yearly rate on display, and renewals afterwards follow the published renewal figure. Once a term has been paid for, its price is fixed and cannot climb partway through.
Will checkout add anything on top?
Nothing whatsoever. Read the figure beside an ending and that, in USD, is what lands on your card. You will not find a set-up fee, a compulsory add-on or an unexpected line item; privacy and DNS management were folded in before you looked.
If I transfer a name in, what do I pay?
It shifts onto the renewal rate we publish, and on most endings a whole extra year gets added to whatever time you already held. Your site keeps serving all through the transfer, so nothing drops offline.
Register the name at the rate listed.
Registering takes seconds, privacy is free, and you knew the renewal rate before you began.
Find Your DomainTwo numbers decide what a name costs you: the one that gets advertised and the one you pay every year after. Both share a row here, which turns the comparison into a glance rather than an investigation. The engineering is plain enough: NVMe disks, LiteSpeed over HTTP/2, and monitoring that pages an engineer before you notice anything.
The plans are meant for buyers who check the cost of year two before ordering, and the price is complete: certificate, migration, nightly backups and staffed support arrive with the account rather than on a separate line.
Reading a domain price properly
Every row in the table pairs a registration rate with a renewal rate, and the search behind it reaches all 500+ endings we sell, from .com and .org through .io, .dev and .store. Nothing is held back for the checkout screen: WHOIS privacy, DNS management, forwarding and auto-renew are inside the price rather than beside it, and the charge is in USD with no currency loading added on top.
The hardware carries the weight: 100% NVMe storage, LiteSpeed over HTTP/2, and a 99.9% uptime SLA our monitoring desk stands behind. Quick pages please visitors and search engines equally.
Where registrars actually make their money
No second price waits in year two. The listed rate is the invoiced rate, this term and every term after, and any opening offer shows its renewal figure beside it. Registration is the one line here that cannot be reversed: the registry claims the name the second the order clears, whatever policy a registrar prints. That is exactly why both figures share a row, the one you pay now and the one you pay every year afterwards.
Registration starts at $2.99 and varies by ending rather than by customer: what the registry charges sets the floor, and the margin over it does not move once you are inside. Multi-year terms bill each year at the listed rate, and a term already paid cannot be repriced part way through. There is no setup fee, no compulsory add-on, and no line that appears only after a card number has been typed.
What holds a name up once it is yours
Registrations answer from redundant nameservers in our London datacentre, so an edited record is live within minutes wherever the reader happens to be. The locks, the contact changes and auto-renew all live in the panel beside the hosting. WHOIS privacy applies on every ending whose registry permits it, and where a registry publishes contact details regardless, that is the registry's rule and you hear it from us before ordering.
We do not wait for a customer to report an outage. Fleet monitoring runs minute by minute and wakes an engineer first, so what usually reaches you is the fix rather than the fault.
- Register and renew printed on the same row
- 500+ extensions sold, one currency throughout
- Our own engineers handle all patching
- Minute-by-minute monitoring from our network desk
Good to Know
More that's built in
Budget on the second number
What a name really costs you is its renewal rate. It sits one column across from the headline figure, so nothing needs digging out later.
Backed up every day
A fresh backup lands every 24 hours, restorable from the panel in a couple of clicks.
Engineers answering
Real engineers work the chat and the tickets, aiming at a first reply inside 2 hours, or 1 hour when a site is down.
No renewal surprises
This year's bill equals next year's bill. That is the entire policy.
99.9% uptime, under SLA
The figure is in the SLA rather than only the marketing, and our monitoring desk answers for it.
A panel that stays out of the way
Everyday tools are two clicks deep at most, and none of them is held back for a bigger tier.
Getting Going
Getting going takes three steps
- 1
Price it properly
Find the ending, then read the renewal column first; that is the figure you live with each year you keep it.
- 2
Claim it
Register at the listed rate, with privacy already applied and DNS management included. Nothing more is added at the checkout screen.
- 3
Keep it
Leave auto-renew on, or renew by hand each year. Either way the rate does not shift under you.
In Every Plan
Thrown in without an extra charge
- Renewal pricing visible before checkout
- Registration and renewal quoted side by side
- Privacy included, never a separate line
- Canadian-registered company, pricing in US dollars
- Shaped around buyers who check the cost of year two before ordering
- Every hosted domain gets SSL free
- Your migration is carried out by our engineers at no cost
- Backups taken automatically every day, all plans
Still Curious
Questions that keep coming up
Why does one ending cost ten times another?
The registry behind it, very largely. Each ending is run by a different organisation on a different commercial footing: a legacy registry carrying tens of millions of names prices at volume, while a niche or country-code registry with a fraction of that demand charges what its operation costs to run. The registrar's margin is the smaller share of the figure and the share that holds steady here, which is why .com and .io are so far apart in the table and yet both renew at precisely what the table prints.
How soon is a name mine after paying?
On the common endings the registration completes while you are still on the confirmation screen and the name appears in your panel immediately. Resolving to a website is a separate step: set the nameservers, then let the internet's caches catch up, which is usually minutes and occasionally a few hours. A handful of country-code registries file by hand, .pk among them, and for those a working day is the honest figure.
Do I need to buy a certificate for the domain?
Not when the site is on our hosting: the certificate is issued and renewed free as soon as the name points here, on every plan including the cheapest. A name on its own is only an entry in a registry, with nothing to encrypt until a site is attached, so if you host elsewhere the certificate belongs to that host. For the projects that genuinely need one, wildcard and organisation-validated certificates are sold separately.
Can a domain be cancelled for a refund?
No, and treat anyone who claims otherwise with caution: the registry takes the name the moment the order clears, which is why registration is the one thing on this site with no window behind it. Hosting bought alongside keeps its full 30-day money-back guarantee. The protection on the name itself is the table, since you see the renewal rate before paying, so the long-run cost is never a discovery.
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