Domain Registrars Compared
Compare all 44 registrars the site prices, covering 3,431 extensions, by catalog size and .com registration price, updated daily. Sort by catalog size, .com price or name, then open a registrar for every extension it sells, with renewal and transfer prices.
Internet.bs
$6.99 standard registration
Regery
2484 extensions supported
$12.49
Across 44 registrars with standard .com listings
Regery
INWX
Namecheap
Directnic
101domain
Gandi
Marcaria
EuroDNS
OVHcloud
Netim
Regtons
MrDomain
OnlyDomains
Epik
Dynadot
Sav
Gname
Internet.bs
Moniker
Porkbun
Name.com
Blacknight
Infomaniak
Crazy Domains
Cosmotown
Truehost
UK2
eDomains
GoDaddy
NameSilo
Spaceship
Hover
Squarespace
Above.com
All Domains
Hello.co
IONOS
Cloudflare
DreamHost
123 Reg
Bluehost
NameBright
Hostinger
Alibaba Cloud
Registrar pricing on this directory comes from a daily snapshot of registration, renewal and transfer prices across thousands of extensions. Every registrar card shows two numbers: how many extensions that registrar prices and its listed .com registration price. Three summary cards pick out the cheapest .com, the widest catalog and the median .com, and the search box filters the list by name. Three sorts — Most TLDs, Cheapest .com and Name — reorder the same records. No score, rating or ranking is applied. 29,600 price points sit behind these cards.
Catalogs run from 168 extensions to 2,484, and size is not a price signal
The TLD count on a registrar card is the number of distinct extensions that registrar prices — extensions it has a listed registration price for in the daily snapshot. Coverage varies enormously. Alibaba Cloud prices 168 extensions; Regery prices 2,484. The next widest catalogs are INWX at 1,114 extensions and Namecheap at 1,112. The default sort is Most TLDs, largest catalog first. The Cheapest .com sort reorders the same cards from the lowest listed .com registration upward. A wide catalog does not mean low prices, and a narrow catalog does not mean high ones. The two numbers on each card are independent: one counts extensions, the other is a single registration price. To see what a registrar actually charges for a specific extension, use the extension directory or the comparison tool.
A registrar page shows every extension's registration, renewal and transfer price, with five- and ten-year totals
A registrar page lists every extension that registrar carries with its registration, renewal and transfer price. The table sorts by extension, registration, renewal, five-year total (one registration plus four renewals) or ten-year total (one registration plus nine renewals), and can be searched. The page also shows that registrar's .com renewal price. It opens with a written comparison built from that registrar's own prices — not a review, rating or recommendation. The comparison describes what the numbers show: where the registrar sits on registration and renewal, and which extensions it prices. To confirm a final amount, a reader goes to the registrar's own website; any purchase happens there. This site compares and does not sell domains, and it has no link to any registrar's site. The registrar guide lays out the criteria that matter once the first year is over. For .com specifically, the .com page shows the range across registrars, and the registrar page shows that registrar's own entry.
The cheapest .com is one listed price, not the cost of keeping the name
The cheapest-.com card picks the lowest listed .com registration price among registrars listing .com at $1 or more; the floor keeps a sub-dollar promotional listing from taking it. Today that is Internet.bs at $6.99, which renews at $14.25, 2 times the registration. The answer changes by extension: a registrar cheap on .com may not be cheap on .io or .ai. The first-year price is not the cost of keeping a name. .shop enters at $0.88 and renews at $29.89. Some registrars renew at what they charge — Cloudflare, Dynadot and NameBright among them. The Cheapest .com sort ranks by list price; a registrar page's five-year and ten-year totals show the cumulative cost. The .com spread runs $6.99 to $25.06. See the .com page and the transfer guide.
Where to go next: the extension directory, the comparison tool, the price search and the guides
Every registrar card opens that registrar's page. From there, the extension directory lists all extensions with prices, one page each, so a reader can find the cheapest registrar for a single extension. The comparison tool takes up to five registrars and a set of extensions and shows them side by side in one table. Price search takes one extension and shows what every registrar charges to register and renew it. The bulk availability checker checks up to 100 names at once. For judging a registrar beyond its first-year price, the registrar guide covers what to weigh; for moving a name, the transfer guide covers the steps. Every view reads the same snapshot, collected once a day at 06:00 UTC and used to rebuild the site — prices are never live. Use the sorts and search on this page to narrow the list, then open a registrar page for the per-extension detail.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which registrar has the cheapest .com price?
The lowest listed .com registration among the 44 registrars is $6.99 at Internet.bs, against a median of $12.49. That pick ignores any .com listed below one dollar, so a promotional teaser can never take it. It is a daily snapshot, not a live quote. Before choosing on that figure, open the registrar's page for its .com renewal price, which is what the name costs from the second year on. Internet.bs prices
Is the cheapest registrar always the best choice?
Not on price alone. A low registration price is one of five columns on every registrar page; the renewal price, the transfer price and the five-year total, which adds four renewals to one registration, sit beside it. A registrar that renews at the price it charges to register can cost less over five years than one with a lower first year and a renewal several times higher, and both patterns exist in this data. Which registrar suits a name depends on its extension and on how long you intend to keep it, and the tables let you check both.
What does "TLD coverage" mean and why does it matter?
TLD coverage is how many different extensions a registrar has prices for in this data — the "TLDs" figure on each card. It runs from 168 at Alibaba Cloud, the narrowest catalog, to 2,484 at Regery, the widest. It matters when you want an unusual or country-code extension in the same account as the rest. It says nothing about price: a .com at a registrar with a small catalog costs whatever that registrar charges for it. Sort by "Most TLDs" to see the range. Regery extensions
How are these registrars ranked?
By a sort you control, not a score. The default order is catalog size, largest first; "Cheapest .com" reorders by listed .com registration price, lowest first; "Name" is alphabetical; the search box narrows the grid by name. No rating, score or editorial pick affects the order. The write-up at the top of each registrar page comes from its own price table — where it is cheap, where it is dear, how its renewals compare — and it is not a review.