ICANN does not dictate pricing on nTLDs. ICANN gets an (very large) initial fee to approve the nTLD and gets a small cut of every domain sold, while the registr

ICANN does not dictate pricing on nTLDs. ICANN gets an (very large) initial fee to approve the nTLD and gets a small cut of every domain sold, while the registry is free to set their own pricing and terms.