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39 registrars compared — cheapest from $9.99 at Sav

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Promotional materials, flash sales, and brand campaigns all need a home online — and .promo was carved out of the 2012 new gTLD round specifically for that mission.

#RegistrarRegistrationRenewalTransfer5-Year Cost10-Year Cost
1Sav Cheapest$9.99$22.04$22.04$98.15$208.35Visit
2Spaceship$10.55$21.94$21.94$98.31$208.01Visit
3Porkbun$10.81$22.14$22.14$99.37$210.07Visit
4Dynadot$10.92$22.69$22.69$101.68$215.13Visit
5Regery$10.99$22.99$22.99$102.95$217.90Visit
6All Domains$11.10$32.19$32.19$139.86$300.81Visit
7Cosmotown$11.43$21.06$21.06$95.67$200.97Visit
8Above.com$11.44$23.32$23.32$104.72$221.32Visit
9Namecheap$11.98$36.98$29.48$159.90$344.80Visit
10INWX$12.10$39.00$39.00$168.10$363.10Visit
11OVHcloud$12.13$24.29$24.89$109.29$230.74Visit
12Blacknight$13.30$31.06$31.06$137.54$292.84Visit
13NameSilo$13.49$24.99$20.99$113.45$238.40Visit
14Truehost$15.28$31.71$28.59$142.12$300.67Visit
15Gname$15.99$31.99$31.99$143.95$303.90Visit
16Netim$16.00$38.00$22.00$168.00$358.00Visit
17Cloudflare$19.20$19.20$19.20$96.00$192.00Visit
18eDomains$19.20$19.20$19.20$96.00$192.00Visit
19Directnic$19.99$32.99$32.99$151.95$316.90Visit
20Name.com$19.99$39.99$39.99$179.95$379.90Visit
21Infomaniak$20.59$20.59$20.59$102.95$205.90Visit
22NameBright$21.00$21.00$21.00$105.00$210.00Visit
23GoDaddy$21.99$41.99$41.99$189.95$399.90Visit
24Marcaria$24.00$24.00$24.00$120.00$240.00Visit
25Crazy Domains$24.49$24.99$24.49$124.45$249.40Visit
26EuroDNS$24.78$43.09$43.09$197.14$412.59Visit
27DreamHost$24.99$24.99$24.99$124.95$249.90Visit
28Hello.co$24.99$24.99$24.99$124.95$249.90Visit
29Epik$25.95$25.95$25.95$129.75$259.50Visit
30Gandi$26.95$55.98$22.84$250.87$530.77Visit
31MrDomain$27.69$27.69$27.69$138.45$276.90Visit
32OnlyDomains$30.49$34.49$34.49$168.45$340.90Visit
33Regtons$32.99$32.99$32.99$164.95$329.90Visit
34101domain$34.99$40.49$34.99$196.95$399.40Visit
35Hover$34.99$34.99$34.99$174.95$349.90Visit
36IONOS$35.00$35.00$35.00$175.00$350.00Visit
37Squarespace$35.00$35.00$35.00$175.00$350.00Visit
38Internet.bs$41.78$47.12$41.78$230.26$465.86Visit
39Moniker$41.78$47.12$41.78$230.26$465.86Visit

Prices updated daily. Some registrars show promotional first-year prices. Always verify the final price on the registrar's website before purchasing.

A Dot for the Pitch, Not the Product

While most new gTLDs chased broad categories or brand names, .promo claimed a narrow lane: the promotional side of marketing. Delegated on 2015-12-18 as part of the 2012 new gTLD program, it's not a brand TLD — it's a generic space aimed at coupons, contests, and launch hype. The sponsor is Identity Digital Limited, the registry behind dozens of other descriptive extensions like .info and .global. For a marketer, the pitch is simple: a URL like "summer-sale.promo" says instantly what the page is for, before anyone clicks.

The Registry That Runs on Categorization

Identity Digital (formerly Donuts Inc.) built its whole business on the idea that the internet needed more specific top-level domains. .promo is one of over 200 strings the company operates, spanning .kim, .mobi, and .blue. That scale means the registry runs a uniform backend — same pricing tiers, same abuse handling, same dispute policies — across every extension it manages. For .promo specifically, the result is a domain that behaves exactly like its sibling TLDs: no unusual rules, no special restrictions, just a generic suffix with a marketing-flavored name.

Wide Price Spread, Narrow Use Case

Because .promo has a specialized meaning, its registrar pricing reflects a split between budget resellers and premium-focused providers. With 39 registrars carrying it, the cheapest option at Sav runs about $9.99 — but renewal prices can climb sharply, and the most expensive registrar charges $41.78. The spread suggests that while .promo is inexpensive to grab for a campaign microsite or a one-off event, registrants should expect renewal costs to creep upward. It's a budget-to-mid-range extension, but the real cost is whether a .promo name still makes sense after the promo ends.

When the Name Outlives the Campaign

The inherent tension of .promo is that promotional domains are often temporary. A flash sale URL may live for two weeks, but the domain registration runs for at least a year — and renewals at $22.04 add up when spinning up a new .promo for every holiday sale. This makes it a niche choice: ideal for agencies that run recurring campaigns for clients, or for businesses that want a dedicated landing page for an evergreen discount code. But for anyone thinking of .promo as a long-term brand home, the semantics fight against you — .info or .global might serve better for permanent content, while .promo is best treated as a tactical asset.

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