Type your domain, see the real 3-year price.
Not the first-year promo; what you will actually pay including renewals.
Availability is live from RDAP; the price is the total you would pay over the selected term (registration + renewals).
Same .com, $27.33 difference over three years.
Sorted by renewal price. A promo first year cannot buy the top spot; unknown renewals sink to the bottom.
"API" means the price came first-hand from the registrar's own interface; "price page" is their published list. Some links here may pay us a commission. It never changes the order. How we rank
"$9.47" becomes $41.34 over three years.
Three-year totals, promo first year included. The two that look cheapest are the two most expensive.
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You keep a domain for as long as the brand lives; what you pay is the renewal price.
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A registrar that hides its renewal price drops to the bottom — never off the list.
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If WHOIS privacy costs extra we flag it; we never bury unknown fees inside the total.
Pick your goal, we pick the extension.
- Everyone remembers a .com on a personal site.
- Sorted by the real three-year cost, promo years included.
- Renewal price is on the card — no surprise in year two.
The pick is based on three-year totals and renewal transparency, not first-year price. Commissions never affect it.