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Unless the prices go down! You never know. But if you see some promotional pricing on renewals or transfers, remember that you can add a few years anytime and
by notpushkin 4y ago
Unless the prices go down! You never know.
But if you see some promotional pricing on renewals or transfers, remember that you can add a few years anytime and not just on your registration anniversary. And when you transfer a domain, most of the cases it extends by a year too (although for some very rare ccTLDs that might not be the case I think).
- abruzzi 4y agomy personal domain is a ccTLD domain and has gone down over time. I know it's a bit iffy, but I like my ultra short domain, and if they take it from me...oh well.
- cmeacham98 4y agoHas the renewal price of any popular TLD _ever_ gone down? I guess you could argue that it has effectively gone down when staying the same due to inflation.
- yakak 4y agoThe original price of .com, .org, .net, etc was $50/year, then $35, then network solutions lost its monopoly and today you still pay less.. Of course the other issue is the future popularity is unknown. I think a lot of the first wave of new TLDs are not so hot today, but maybe they aren't lowering their prices if their last cash is from domain renewals of those reluctant to move on.
- notpushkin 4y agoSure: https://tld-list.com/tld/com#pricehistory https://tld-list.com/tld/com#pricehistory