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42 registrars compared — cheapest from $9.99 at Sav

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Delegated in early 2014 as part of ICANN's new gTLD round, .toys arrived with a playful purpose—and a corporate parent that's anything but toy-sized.

#RegistrarRegistrationRenewalTransfer5-Year Cost10-Year Cost
1Sav Cheapest$9.99$58.44$58.44$243.75$535.95Visit
2Porkbun$10.81$58.19$58.19$243.57$534.52Visit
3Dynadot$10.92$60.14$60.14$251.48$552.18Visit
4Regery$10.99$59.99$59.99$250.95$550.90Visit
5INWX$12.10$103.20$103.20$424.90$940.90Visit
6Hostinger$12.19$75.19$12.19$312.95$688.90Visit
7Spaceship$13.14$58.16$58.16$245.78$536.58Visit
8Cosmotown$14.11$54.21$54.21$230.95$502.00Visit
9Above.com$14.19$55.22$55.22$235.07$511.17Visit
10GoDaddy$14.19$112.19$112.19$462.95$1023.90Visit
11All Domains$14.43$78.81$78.81$329.67$723.72Visit
12Namecheap$14.98$92.48$76.98$384.90$847.30Visit
13OVHcloud$15.02$64.29$61.79$272.18$593.63Visit
14Blacknight$16.63$82.68$82.68$347.35$760.75Visit
15NameSilo$16.99$64.99$58.99$276.95$601.90Visit
16Netim$18.50$73.50$53.00$312.50$680.00Visit
17EuroDNS$18.53$104.49$104.49$436.49$958.94Visit
18Truehost$18.69$83.71$65.26$353.53$772.08Visit
19Gname$18.99$66.99$66.99$286.95$621.90Visit
20Name.com$19.99$94.99$94.99$399.95$874.90Visit
21Directnic$24.99$86.99$86.99$372.95$807.90Visit
22eDomains$49.20$49.20$49.20$246.00$492.00Visit
23Cloudflare$50.20$50.20$50.20$251.00$502.00Visit
24Infomaniak$52.66$52.66$52.66$263.30$526.60Visit
25NameBright$55.00$55.00$55.00$275.00$550.00Visit
26Squarespace$55.00$55.00$55.00$275.00$550.00Visit
27UK2$57.67$57.67$57.67$288.35$576.70Visit
28Regtons$58.50$58.50$58.50$292.50$585.00Visit
29Hello.co$59.99$59.99$59.99$299.95$599.90Visit
30Epik$60.95$60.95$60.95$304.75$609.50Visit
31Marcaria$62.00$62.00$62.00$310.00$620.00Visit
32Crazy Domains$64.99$64.99$64.99$324.95$649.90Visit
33DreamHost$64.99$64.99$64.99$324.95$649.90Visit
34MrDomain$72.09$72.09$72.09$360.45$720.90Visit
35123 Reg$72.58$72.58$72.58$362.90$725.80Visit
36Gandi$72.58$159.98$61.49$712.50$1512.40Visit
37OnlyDomains$76.99$86.49$86.49$422.95$855.40Visit
38Internet.bs$77.04$77.04$65.63$385.20$770.40Visit
39IONOS$84.00$84.00$84.00$420.00$840.00Visit
40101domain$88.17$97.67$88.17$478.85$967.20Visit
41Hover$93.19$93.19$93.19$465.95$931.90Visit
42Moniker$110.63$123.80$110.63$605.83$1224.83Visit

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A Playful Name with a Serious Registry

Binky Moon, LLC holds the registry contract for .toys, and they're part of the Identity Digital family—the same group behind .business, .cafe, .church, .coach, and .codes. That lineage matters: .toys isn't a vanity experiment but one slot in a portfolio of nearly 300 generic TLDs. Delegated on April 3, 2014, it came through the 2012 new gTLD round, a period when ICANN flooded the root with hundreds of niche extensions.

What the Pricing Spread Says

The price range across the 42 registrars offering .toys is wide, marking it as a budget-to-mid-range extension rather than a premium one. Cheapest is Sav at $9.99, with renewals climbing to $58.44—modest enough for hobbyists but not as trivial as the cheapest generic TLDs. The spread suggests retailers and enthusiasts can grab a name without a big commitment, yet the renewal gap means early discounts don't last forever.

Not a Brand, Just a Category

Unlike some names in the new gTLD wave, .toys isn't a brand TLD—no single company owns it for internal use. Instead, it falls into the open category of extensions meant for any person or business dealing with toys: shops, reviewers, repair services, collectors. Its sibling extensions like .cafe and .coach follow the same pattern, carving out a keyword-rich corner of the internet rather than a corporate stamp.

The 2014 Cohort and Its Place

When .toys hit the root in April 2014, it joined an early wave of the 2012 round that also produced extensions like .business, .church, and .codes. That timing gave it first-mover status among toy-specific domains, though a decade later it faces competition from more obvious hacks and generic alternatives. The name remains tied to its literal meaning—no clever backronym or tech pivot has hijacked it, keeping it squarely in the playroom.

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