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37 registrars compared — cheapest from $1.24 at Sav

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Delegated on October 23, 2014, .garden is one of the few generic top-level domains that literally invites you to cultivate your corner of the internet.

#RegistrarRegistrationRenewalTransfer5-Year Cost10-Year Cost
1Sav Cheapest$1.24$26.20$26.20$106.04$237.04Visit
2Dynadot$1.50$26.97$26.97$109.38$244.23Visit
3Porkbun$1.54$26.26$26.26$106.58$237.88Visit
4Spaceship$1.54$26.08$26.08$105.86$236.26Visit
5Truehost$1.64$41.46$32.76$167.48$374.78Visit
6OVHcloud$1.73$33.19$32.99$134.49$300.44Visit
7Name.com$1.99$46.99$46.99$189.95$424.90Visit
8GoDaddy$2.19$50.19$50.19$202.95$453.90Visit
9NameSilo$2.19$32.49$26.50$132.15$294.60Visit
10INWX$2.50$49.20$49.20$199.30$445.30Visit
11Regery$2.99$26.99$26.99$110.95$245.90Visit
12eDomains$21.00$21.00$21.00$105.00$210.00Visit
13Cloudflare$25.20$25.20$25.20$126.00$252.00Visit
14Blacknight$29.40$29.40$29.40$147.00$294.00Visit
15Epik$29.95$29.95$29.95$149.75$299.50Visit
16DreamHost$29.99$29.99$29.99$149.95$299.90Visit
17All Domains$31.08$35.52$35.52$173.16$350.76Visit
18MrDomain$32.13$32.13$32.13$160.65$321.30Visit
19UK2$33.25$33.25$53.99$166.25$332.50Visit
20Marcaria$34.00$34.00$34.00$170.00$340.00Visit
21Crazy Domains$34.69$37.99$34.69$186.65$376.60Visit
22Hello.co$34.99$34.99$34.99$174.95$349.90Visit
23Regtons$35.00$35.00$35.00$175.00$350.00Visit
24Infomaniak$35.06$35.06$35.06$175.30$350.60Visit
25Gname$35.99$35.99$35.99$179.95$359.90Visit
26Gandi$38.33$71.98$32.48$326.25$686.15Visit
27101domain$39.17$49.17$39.17$235.85$481.70Visit
28123 Reg$39.58$39.58$39.58$197.90$395.80Visit
29Directnic$39.88$38.99$38.99$195.84$390.79Visit
30Hover$43.19$43.19$43.19$215.95$431.90Visit
31Netim$44.00$44.00$28.00$220.00$440.00Visit
32IONOS$45.00$45.00$45.00$225.00$450.00Visit
33Squarespace$48.00$48.00$48.00$240.00$480.00Visit
34OnlyDomains$49.49$50.49$50.49$251.45$503.90Visit
35Internet.bs$50.95$56.95$56.95$278.75$563.50Visit
36Moniker$50.95$56.95$56.95$278.75$563.50Visit
37EuroDNS$51.71$51.71$51.71$258.55$517.10Visit

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A New gTLD Rooted in the 2012 Round

The 2012 New gTLD Program opened the door for hundreds of niche extensions, and .garden sprouted from that batch. IANA's delegation record shows the domain was assigned to Registry Services, LLC, a registry that also operates .biz, .club, and .design. Unlike the older gTLDs that carry decades of legacy weight, .garden is a blank plot — no pre-existing expectations, just whatever registrants decide to plant.

Who Actually Wants to Own a Patch of the Web?

The name suggests horticulture, but .garden's real appeal may be metaphorical. It works as a domain hack for the last name 'Garden' and as a clever brand for landscaping and nursery businesses — though those could just as easily use .biz or .club from the same registry. There's no evidence of a rush to register. The TLD remains a quiet corner of the namespace where the meaning is loose enough to fit gardening blogs, botanical portfolios, or even a personal project that you promise to tend to regularly. Without hard usage data, the only certainty is that the registry portal exists and the extension is live.

What the Price Spread Tells Us

The pricing for .garden is all over the map, with 37 registrars charging anywhere from $1.24 at Sav to several times that elsewhere. That extreme spread — the cheapest option running a tenth of the most expensive — signals a domain that registrars haven't figured out yet. For comparison, mature niches like .design and .wiki, both run by the same registry, tend to settle into a tighter band. A budget buyer can scoop up .garden for pocket change, but a premium price tag buys nothing extra in terms of technical features; the WHOIS server and registry are identical across all price points.

Registrations Are the Cultivation

There's a case that .garden is a solution in search of a problem. Unlike .biz, which explicitly promises business, or .club, which gathers communities, .garden's semantics are fuzzy. But that ambiguity might be its strength — the extension rewards creativity. The IANA record notes no special restrictions, no sunrise period, and no reserved names beyond the usual registry protections. Anyone can register, and the low entry cost reflects that. Whether .garden ever flourishes depends entirely on whether people see it as a clever play on words or just another obscure ending that sounded nice at ICANN's application window.

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