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Search a complete domain name so a generic TLD price is not mistaken for a quote for that specific name. Registered and premium domains may not use the standard registration price.
Compare registration, renewal, and transfer prices across registrars. Estimate 3-year and 5-year ownership costs before you buy.
Registration is only the entry cost. A registrar for a long-term project should also be compared on renewals, transfers, required fees, and account security.
Registrar ComparisonSearch a complete domain name so a generic TLD price is not mistaken for a quote for that specific name. Registered and premium domains may not use the standard registration price.
After the first-year promotion, the regular renewal price usually applies. TLDScope estimates 3-year and 5-year ownership from the first-year amount plus later renewals.
ICANN fees, taxes, membership requirements, and promo codes can change checkout totals. We include confirmed mandatory add-ons and clearly leave other conditions for verification.
These answers match the calculations and data behavior used on this page, so you can verify the details before buying.
TLDScope currently compares domain prices from NameSilo, Dynadot, Name.com, and GoDaddy. More registrars will be added after their pricing fields, fees, and data reliability have been reviewed.
TLDScope shows registration, renewal, and transfer prices for standard domains. When a registrar lists an ICANN fee separately, we add it to the comparable total and show the breakdown. Taxes, membership rules, coupons, and premium-domain pricing are confirmed at checkout.
Some registrars use first-year promotions to attract new customers and restore the regular renewal rate in year two. TLDScope therefore includes 3-year and 5-year ownership costs instead of ranking only by the introductory price.
For a standard new registration, the estimate is the first-year payable price plus later annual renewal prices. A 3-year estimate adds two renewals; a 5-year estimate adds four. Transfer prices are kept separate.
The TLD list contains manually maintained public prices for standard domains. Searching a complete domain queues registrar API checks to confirm availability and any premium price for that specific name.
Not always. Also review privacy protection, DNSSEC, two-factor authentication, domain lock, payment methods, support, and the transfer-out process. When prices are close, security and management quality often matter more.