Cheapest Popular TLD registrar out there

[awan]

less than $2 USD for a year. It was GoDaddy and Ionos (formerly 1&1)$1.18 USD for a year. It's very cheap, but take a note : for the first year only.$15 USD NameSilo$8.99 USDfor the first year and then the next year so the total will be usd for 2 years domain name, on GoDaddy / Ionos. On the other hand, if you choose NameSilo as the registrar, you can pay for $5.99 usd for the first year and then for the next year so the total will be also $14.98 usd.

It's not that much different huh? But wait.For the first and second year, the price isn't that much different but what about the third years? On Ionos / Goddady, you'll still gonna have to pay for $15.17 USD$8.99 USDit's up to you to decide which registrar that you would choose. If you really in need to buy a domain name but really low on budget, you can just buy a dollar domain name and do a saving for the next 2-3 years to be able to renew the domain name. Or, you can simply get some more money to save more money

 

[Genesis]

Great post thanks @"awan" I'm a great fan of NameSilo and can heartily recommend them. I've got a very big number of domains (by my standards) - 25 in total, and most of them are with Namecheap, but this year I started to move some of the domains to NameSilo. I've been a great supporter of NameCheap and at the beginning of using them they used to have good renewal rates, but off late looks as though they're following the example of GoDaddy with compensating for the first year huge discount by upping the renewal rate. This year I transferred two of my domains to NameSilo, and although there is a transfer fee one gets an additional year free, so actually there is no charge. Most of all, I had great support from NameSilo Support as transfers aren't always easy. So many things one has to go through first. NameSilo rocked in their fast turnaround and above average transfer support.

I gave up on GoDaddy years ago when it charged extra for domain private ownership and Namecheap offered it for free. NameSilo of course offers domain privacy free in all instances. What you see with GoDaddy is also not always what one gets. I'd start signing up for a domain, and end up with a huge price. I get the feeling GoDaddy is just too big for me Think 2019 will also be the year where I'll be consolidating my TLDs as I have too many of those. It's fun though. Enjoy using them, and also like it that I can create my own name servers at NameSilo or Namecheap for my VPSs. And I fully agree with you. NameSilo in the total picture rocks for me.

 

[SoundsGood]

Thanks for the info! I am on the lookout for a cheap domain and this will help lots. Thanks so much for doing the reading and the math for me

 

[divaan]

I was seeking for a chance to get a free .com domain but haven't found any reliable way for that!
I found this good forum a professional place to say this interesting subject and know if anyone has a success for this issue or not!

 

[Buzzy]

You also can search for best prices at two more domain price comparison sites:
registra.rs
domcomp.com

 

[lagiboboy]

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[Buzzy]

Namesilo is good (Bitcoin payment is great), cheap, but not a cheapest.
If you want to make domain cost cheaper, you should use transfer promotions from registrars.
For example, transfer .com to Name.com costs $8,29.
Or yearly big promotions from Namecheap.
It make big sense if you have big amount of domains.

 

[luqz]

Loopia and Egensajt (Swedish companys) are also very cheap.