One price, every year
Registration, renewal and transfer are the same figure on all nine extensions, and the table above is generated from our billing system rather than typed by hand. It cannot drift from what you are charged.
Domain registration
The price you register at is the price you renew at
No cheap first year that quietly triples on renewal. Every extension below costs the same to register, renew and transfer in, and it stays that price for as long as you keep the domain.
- .com$16.99
- .net$22.99
- .org$18.99
- .me$23.99
- .info$25.99
- .nl$10.99
- .co.uk$13.99
- .de$12.99
- .co$39.79
Prices are per year. Registration, renewal and transfer are the same figure on every extension we sell.
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What each domain costs, for as long as you keep it
Most registrars advertise the first year and leave the renewal off the page. Here are all three numbers, side by side, because on our pricing they are the same number.
| Extension | Register | Renew | Transfer in | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| .com | $16.99/yr | $16.99/yr | $16.99/yr | Check |
| .net | $22.99/yr | $22.99/yr | $22.99/yr | Check |
| .org | $18.99/yr | $18.99/yr | $18.99/yr | Check |
| .me | $23.99/yr | $23.99/yr | $23.99/yr | Check |
| .info | $25.99/yr | $25.99/yr | $25.99/yr | Check |
| .nl | $10.99/yr | $10.99/yr | $10.99/yr | Check |
| .co.uk | $13.99/yr | $13.99/yr | $13.99/yr | Check |
| .de | $12.99/yr | $12.99/yr | $12.99/yr | Check |
| .co | $39.79/yr | $39.79/yr | $39.79/yr | Check |
Prices come straight from our billing system, so this table cannot drift from what you are charged at checkout. Registration terms run from one to five years depending on the extension; a few country domains are sold one year at a time.
No surprises at renewal
How the registration actually works
Your EPP code on request
The transfer authorisation code is yours and we release it without argument. We would rather keep you because the price stays flat than because leaving is awkward.
Terms up to five years
Register for one to five years on most extensions, so the renewal is not an annual reminder. A few country domains are sold a year at a time.
Auto-renew you control
On or off, your decision, with reminders before the date. Recovering an expired domain from redemption costs far more than renewing it.
Straight answers
Before you register.
What a domain does, how long you can hold one, what we need from you, and what happens if you decide to leave.
The address people type to reach your site, such as example.com. It is rented, not bought: you hold the registration for a term and keep it by renewing. Nothing is served at that address until you point it at hosting.
Between one and five years on most extensions, and one year at a time on a few country domains such as .co. Longer terms are not cheaper per year with us, since our price does not change at renewal anyway; they simply save you from forgetting.
Nine: .com, .net, .org, .info, .me, .co, .de, .nl and .co.uk. If you need something outside that list, ask before you order and we will tell you whether we can register it.
No. Registration, renewal and transfer are the same figure on every extension in the table above, and that table is generated from our billing system rather than typed by hand. Registry-level price rises get passed on when they happen, and we tell you before they take effect.
A real name, postal address, email and phone number, as the registry requires. That data has to be accurate: an unverified address can get a domain suspended, whoever you registered it through.
Yes, and we will not make it difficult. Unlock the domain in your control panel, ask for the EPP authorisation code and we release it. We would rather keep customers with a flat price than with an exit barrier.
There is a grace period after expiry when a normal renewal still works, then a redemption period where the registry charges a recovery fee that is far higher than the renewal. Auto-renew and the reminder emails exist to keep you out of that second stage.