Don't overpay for your domain name

Many registrars offer a low first-year price but charge much more to renew every year after. We show the renewal and 5-year total so you see the real cost.

Prices are updated regularly from registrars so you always see current rates. Always confirm the final price at the registrar before buying.

It depends on the extension. Cloudflare is hard to beat for .com at-cost pricing, Porkbun is excellent for newer TLDs like .io and .ai, and Hostinger often wins first-year promos. That's why we let you compare per domain instead of crowning a single winner.

Registration is the price for the first year. Renewal is what you pay every year after to keep the domain. Transfer is moving an existing domain to another registrar — it usually costs about one year of renewal and extends your registration by a year.

They're the public list prices from each registrar. Your final total can include local taxes (VAT/GST), the ICANN fee (~$0.18), and may require multi-year commitments for the promo. Always confirm at the registrar's checkout before buying.

Some links are affiliate links, which means we may earn a small commission when you register. It never changes the price you pay and never affects the ranking — cheapest is always first.

Some registrars run very aggressive promos to win new customers, then make it back on renewal. That's exactly why we surface the renewal price and the 5-year total — so a $0.01 hook with a $30/year renewal doesn't look like a deal.

Yes. ICANN rules require you wait 60 days after registration or a previous transfer. A transfer typically costs one year of renewal and adds a year to your registration, so you're rarely losing money by switching.

Yes, we compare every TLD our data sources track — including most ccTLDs. If a registrar in our list sells it, we'll show their price.