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Arpit131

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I see a lot of newbies registering new gTLDs with heavy renewals.

What's the highest renewal that you are paying for your new gTLD?
How long do you plan to hold it?
 
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About $27 is the highest (at my current registrar, few $ less if I moved it) but it is a name I don't plan to renew partly due to cost; the highest that I plan to pay / have ever paid is about $15.

I often try to find specials on multi-year registrations in advance at good prices. My average ngTLD renewal cost per domain is well under $8, and I mainly renew only those with some indication of interest or that I see a trend that will be much stronger in the future.

Thanks for starting thread, @Arpit131
 
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~$70-74 for .BEST
Only 1 sale till now. Looks costly to me. Maybe you can utilize the money better. Just my opinion.

$39 is my highest
Which extension?

About $27 is the highest (at my current registrar, few $ less if I moved it) but it is a name I don't plan to renew partly due to cost; the highest that I plan to pay / have ever paid is about $15.

I often try to find specials on multi-year registrations in advance at good prices. My average ngTLD renewal cost per domain is well under $8, and I mainly renew only those with some indication of interest or that I see a trend that will be much stronger in the future.

Thanks for starting thread, @Arpit131

Sounds like a plan. How many sales have you had in new gTLDs. Just in case you can share! You mentioned about 1 in 300 sell.
 
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it wont be a renewal but if it was would be roughly £150!!

Was one of the first ones i ever registered, before finding this site and was a .creditcard extension

My most expensive renewal which I will pay for is roughly £30 for a mortgage extension
 
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