Who is the cheapest domain renewal registrar ??

[ANAL PASTE]

Apparently I did not realize that Godaddy went completely batshit crazy and wants $18 a year. I need to renew few domains for 10+ years and don't want to pay that. Any idea who is cheap these days?
Namesilo?

[jscott]

I still swear Namesilo is best for anything registrar/pricing/feature

[ANAL PASTE]

I still swear Namesilo is best for anything registrar/pricing/feature

never had any problems with them. Thats my first pick.

[ruff]

I still swear Namesilo is best for anything registrar/pricing/feature

Namesilo for the win.

[lezinterracial]

Yea, I like namesilo. I never see ads for them. Probably why they are so affordable.

[pimpmaster9000]

namebright.com $8.03/year

[shake]

I've been switching my domains to namesilo. I don't think they are the cheapest, but the best combo of low price/good reputation and size.

[SBJ]

name silo for all of my domains. No BS

[Denny]

I mostly use Namesilo.

[Paul&John]

Namesilo FTW!

[Klen]

There was url which show cheapest per each domain extension, so you can check there for cheapest, tho namesilo do the job.

[j3rkules]

Namesilo is my favorite pick as well.

[lock]

There are various reasons why you should stay where you are. Once you have a number of domains Eg 50 it will be worth while to join the "Discount Club" Godaddy also offer the auctions with Escrow if in the business of selling. Registrars in past have gone under domains even pushed due to it. Godaddy is pretty solid sure I have my own gripes as well with them but I have accounts at many registrars and while godaddy isn't my cheapest for renewals there are reasons why it maybe worth your while. eg Afternic and features.

[Zverka]

There was url which show cheapest per each domain extension, so you can check there for cheapest, tho namesilo do the job.

you mean this https://www.domcomp.com/ ?

[Zverka]

namebright.com $8.03/year

https://www.namebright.com/AtCostPricing.aspx too much hassle for a few cents

[King Mark]

I've learned to keep my domains spread around.

Split between namesilo, moniker and GoDaddy. Also have some at Google as of recently. Namesilo is the cheapest, personally like Google's g-suite stuff better tho.

[Klen]

you mean this https://www.domcomp.com/ ?

In shortly, yes.

[Young]

I still swear Namesilo is best for anything registrar/pricing/feature

NameSilo fucked me on 3 auto renewals. No attempted billing. No notification. My names were sold off through auction.

That’s after 5 years of flawless service.

All of these registrars are scumbags.

[jscott]

ouch that sucks Young, did you double check back then, something not fucked up about email, spammed, etc? I get these emails always, but also i do not trust their/my mailing system enough to rely solely on that, i have system/reminder so every month i login to my registrar to check which need renewed.

[InfoGuy]

There are various reasons why you should stay where you are. Once you have a number of domains Eg 50 it will be worth while to join the "Discount Club" Godaddy also offer the auctions with Escrow if in the business of selling. Registrars in past have gone under domains even pushed due to it. Godaddy is pretty solid sure I have my own gripes as well with them but I have accounts at many registrars and while godaddy isn't my cheapest for renewals there are reasons why it maybe worth your while. eg Afternic and features.

If you're selling domains for $5,000+, don't sell them through GoDaddy. Go directly to Escrow.com GoDaddy has dropped the ball multiple times on $5,000+ sales that they routed through Escrow.com. First of all, buyers of privately listed domains for sale are given 30 days to pay, providing buyers with long periods of time to reconsider their purchases and back out. But with any GoDaddy expired auctions, buyers must pay within 48 hours. Two, buyers of premium domains are not verified. Anyone can bid on or enter buy it now transactions regardless of their creditworthiness. Lastly, their auction department does nothing to try to collect payments from the buyers other than send reminder emails to the buyers. WTF? Commissions are $1,000+ and no one can pick up the phone to call buyers to facilitate sales transactions?

Namesilo is fine if someone wants cheap registrations/renewals and doesn't need frequent customer support.

[bgmen]

NameSilo, Dynadot and Porkbun are probably the cheapest ones.

[BaldBastard]

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