// 70 TLDs · renewal prices, not teaser prices
domain renewal price comparison.
Every registrar pays the same registry fee. What you pay is markup — and it varies by more than you would believe. Pick a TLD to see who charges what to renew, sorted cheapest first.
prices verified 10 August 2026 · methodology
widest renewal gaps first.
Sorted by how much you would save moving a single domain from the dearest tracked registrar to the cheapest. The TLDs at the top are where inertia costs the most.
questions people actually ask.
Why compare renewal prices instead of registration prices?
Registration price is a one-off marketing number; renewal price is what you pay every year for as long as you hold the domain. Registrars discount year one to win the sale and make it back on renewals, so the cheapest place to register is frequently among the dearest places to keep a domain.
How can the same domain cost different amounts at different registrars?
The registry sets one wholesale price and every registrar pays it. What you see is the registrar's retail markup on top, which varies enormously — some run domains close to cost, others treat renewals as a profit centre. The domain and the service behind it are identical.
Where do these prices come from?
They come from our registrar price catalog, which is refreshed on a schedule and shown here with the date it was last verified. We publish the sourcing and refresh cadence in full on our methodology page rather than asking you to take the numbers on trust.
// stop checking one at a time
you own more than one TLD.
Comparing tables by hand works for one domain. Owndle imports your whole portfolio from every registrar, prices each domain against this catalog automatically, and tells you exactly which ones to move — and when each one renews.
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