How to get domain for $5?

[DavidNewe]

Hi there!
Do you know any methods on how to get domain (not expired) for $5?

 

[azgold]

Have you checked places like NameSilo and NameCheap?

 

[Graybeard]

unregistered?
How to get Free domain

 

[Saleflixx]

cheap domain for only $3 check porkbun.com got mine there with free whois privacy

 

[ThePOTUS]

I just checked Porkbun and I'll be dag gum!

For new customers, they do offer 3 domains at dirt cheap pricing. I found .com at $3.90 per year and renewed at $8.56 per year. However, they have mixed reviews.

 

[thelegend]

I think godady has a an offer for 1$ for first domain ,i dont know if its still available maybe you can do a research about it

 

[jeremielp]

It really depends of the domain extension you want:
- .xyz domains are the cheapeast one. You can get some at NameCheap for USD 1 per domain for one year.
- .com domains are usually between USD 8-14 because the fee that the registray pay is a little bit less than 8 USD. So, it will be difficult to get a lower price, except during a specific promotion.

 

[Aditya007]

gTLD like .club .site .live etc is being sold at ~$1 at a lot of sites like namecheap, namesilo, hostinger, etc. For a .com domain, you can go for porkbun that provides first 3 domains for ~$4 each

 

[PaidPoints]

Hi there!
Do you know any methods on how to get domain (not expired) for $5?

Yes! Porkbun for some Pork Chop! . You don't just get a standard .com with free whois privacy for less than 4 bucks, you also get a free SSL certifcate.

You can also pay with multiple payment methods if you do not have paypal.

 

[IM_Newbie]

I get all my domain from Namesilo and Porkbun. You will have a hard time getting better prices.

Also, take under account, those site´s fees are at the lower end of the bar for NOT just first-time purchases but also for renewals.

Many people don´t even bother looking at renewal prices which is a huge mistake.

If you´re planning to launch a site with the intention of monetizing it you´re pretty much looking to build an online business and, if this is the case, then you MUST look at everything beyond the 1-year mark.

 

[Penner]

Maybe you should use dropped domain?

 

[Honeybadger]

What do you mean not expired?
Thought expired domains cost the same as never registered domains

 

[LoveHUB Jooe]

If you want to compare domain prices between different registrars I find domcomp.com to be a great tool