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42 registrars compared — cheapest from $3.00 at IONOS

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Delegated in December 2013 as part of the new gTLD wave, .email is a niche for businesses and individuals who want a domain that says exactly what it does.

#RegistrarRegistrationRenewalTransfer5-Year Cost10-Year Cost
1IONOS Cheapest$3.00$45.00$5.63$183.00$408.00Visit
2Gandi$3.99$71.98$29.29$291.91$651.81Visit
3Crazy Domains$4.19$30.49$30.49$126.15$278.60Visit
4Spaceship$4.34$28.15$28.15$116.94$257.69Visit
5Namecheap$4.98$45.98$36.98$188.90$418.80Visit
6Sav$4.99$28.28$28.28$118.11$259.51Visit
7Dynadot$5.57$29.11$29.11$122.01$267.56Visit
8Porkbun$5.66$28.32$28.32$118.94$260.54Visit
9Above.com$5.94$26.62$26.62$112.42$245.52Visit
10Regery$5.99$28.99$28.99$121.95$266.90Visit
11INWX$6.05$49.80$49.80$205.25$454.25Visit
12Cosmotown$6.08$26.40$26.40$111.68$243.68Visit
13GoDaddy$6.19$54.19$54.19$222.95$493.90Visit
14Hostinger$6.19$36.19$6.19$150.95$331.90Visit
15OVHcloud$6.35$30.09$29.49$126.71$277.16Visit
16NameSilo$6.49$35.49$28.99$148.45$325.90Visit
17Blacknight$6.64$39.94$39.94$166.40$366.10Visit
18All Domains$6.66$39.96$39.96$166.50$366.30Visit
19Truehost$8.24$45.36$31.46$189.68$416.48Visit
20EuroDNS$9.26$51.71$51.71$216.10$474.65Visit
21Directnic$9.99$41.99$41.99$177.95$387.90Visit
22Name.com$9.99$44.99$44.99$189.95$414.90Visit
23Gname$10.99$37.99$37.99$162.95$352.90Visit
24Netim$11.50$43.00$27.00$183.50$398.50Visit
25eDomains$22.80$22.80$22.80$114.00$228.00Visit
26Cloudflare$24.20$24.20$24.20$121.00$242.00Visit
27Infomaniak$24.42$24.42$24.42$122.10$244.20Visit
28NameBright$26.00$26.00$26.00$130.00$260.00Visit
29Marcaria$29.00$29.00$29.00$145.00$290.00Visit
30DreamHost$29.99$29.99$29.99$149.95$299.90Visit
31Hello.co$29.99$29.99$29.99$149.95$299.90Visit
32Epik$31.95$31.95$31.95$159.75$319.50Visit
33UK2$33.11$33.11$29.99$165.55$331.10Visit
34Squarespace$35.00$35.00$35.00$175.00$350.00Visit
35MrDomain$35.46$35.46$35.46$177.30$354.60Visit
36123 Reg$35.62$35.62$35.62$178.10$356.20Visit
37OnlyDomains$36.49$41.99$41.99$204.45$414.40Visit
38Internet.bs$37.17$37.17$32.29$185.85$371.70Visit
39101domain$40.67$48.67$40.67$235.35$478.70Visit
40Regtons$40.99$40.99$40.99$204.95$409.90Visit
41Hover$45.19$45.19$45.19$225.95$451.90Visit
42Moniker$49.15$56.43$49.15$274.87$557.02Visit

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A Self-Descriptive String in the 2012 New gTLD Wave

When Binky Moon, LLC — a subsidiary of Donuts Inc. — won the right to run .email, it joined thousands of other new suffixes in the 2012 new gTLD program. The string is a model of clarity: unlike .com or .net, .email tells visitors precisely what type of content to expect. That makes it a fit for newsletters, customer-service portals, or any site built around electronic correspondence. It's not a brand TLD like .google or .amazon; it belongs to no single company, leaving room for broad use.

The Cost of Clarity: Budget Acquisition, Premium Renewal

The pricing landscape for .email is notably lopsided. 42 registrars list it, with IONOS offering the lowest entry point at $3.00. However, renewal costs jump to $45.00, and the most expensive registrar demands $49.15 — ten times that initial price. That spread reflects a domain hitting the market for a specific purpose: cheap to grab for a project or a branding experiment, but with a renewal floor that encourages intentional use. For occasional campaigns, the gap between first-year and renewal price matters more than the headline figure.

Sibling Rivalry: Comparing .email with the Rest of the Portfolio

Binky Moon (Donuts) runs hundreds of new gTLDs, but .email sits among a cluster of purpose-stated strings like .business, .cafe, .church, .coach, and .codes. Each of these siblings stakes out a niche. .email's distinction is that its name is also a function — a reminder that some of the most effective new suffixes describe not just what a site is about, but what action a visitor might take. Registering .email alongside a .business can create a clean split between a company's corporate presence and its communication hub.

No Keyword Gold Rush: A Quiet, Purposeful Space

For all its descriptive power, .email hasn't triggered an obvious land rush. That relative quiet suits the TLD. For a generic word like 'email,' the value lies in niche applications: a freelancer's contact page, a filtered inbox service, or a domain for an email marketing agency. The string is too specific for the open-ended ambitions that drove .com speculation, and too broad for a brand. Its future likely rests in the hands of small businesses and developers who appreciate a domain that answers the question 'what is this?' before a visitor clicks.

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