Renewal fee

[Toby H]

hey,
Does anybody know how to find out the renewal fee before purchasing a domain?
Thanks

 

[HotKey]

Go to tldpros.com and type in a similar version of your domain name. It will show you the renewal fee. Keep in mind it is specific to Enom, but it should give you a good idea.

Another way is to just do a tentative check-out with a similar name and change your number of years to more than one, and your renewal fee will be whatever those other years are.

 

[Jurgen Wolf]

name.com shows it...

 

[Toby H]

Thank you

 

[Toby H]

I could not find this type of info at name.com

 

[HotKey]

name.com/pricing is where you can find it. Good registrars will usually have a "price list" of sorts that display registration, renewal and transfer costs per TLD/ccTLD.

 

[Toby H]

So for .coms, I see the renewal fee is $12.99. So whatever domain I buy in whichever auction, that will be the set renewal fee per year? Or is that only with the registrar name.com?

 

[Toby H]

It doesn’t seem right because often I see premiums with high renewal fees...

 

[Jurgen Wolf]

At name.com submit any available domain into searchbox and you will see "Renewal" under regfee...

 

[HotKey]

Yes they won't show the premium renewals on those lists. You will have to find out manually.

 

[daica85]

I see that on most popular registrars they have the price list on their websites, it includes the renewal fee for regular domains such as Namecheap or Namesilo

https://www.namesilo.com/pricing.php
https://www.namecheap.com/domains/domain-name-search.aspx
https://www.name.com/pricing

 

[Peacemann]

in godaddy , its written in shopping cart check out page