The renewal trap, in plain sight
A cheap first year is how many endings are sold. .bar starts at $1.53 and renews at $52.01: every page here sorts by what you keep paying.
See .barType a name. See every ending and every registrar, with what you will really pay over one, three and five years, and the renewal traps flagged.
A cheap first year is how many endings are sold. .bar starts at $1.53 and renews at $52.01: every page here sorts by what you keep paying.
See .barThe first year plus two renewals, from each registrar's own public price list, with the date it was read. Five years is on every page too.
Every registrar for .comSorted by what three years really cost, not the first-year price. Prices checked Nov 13, 2026.
From each registrar's own public price list, read by OpenVibe and dated on every page. Nothing is sponsored, and no registrar pays to be listed or to be first.
Not yet: each price links to the registrar that offers it. Connecting your own registrar accounts to manage your domains in one place comes next.
Many endings are cheap for one year and much dearer to keep. Three years (the first year and two renewals) is the number that tells you what a name will really cost.
Searches are not tied to you. A domain's public history is kept only after it has been looked up five times, and holds public registration facts only.