Hostinger domain prices. Every extension, with renewals.

How these numbers are made

Source

Each registrar’s own price list, read through its API: Porkbun, Namecheap, Dynadot, Cloudflare, Vercel, NameSilo, Name.com and Hostinger. Standard prices in US dollars. Premium names cost more: search a name for its live price.

Captured

Once a day, last 9 h ago. Every day’s prices are kept, so each change has a date.

Two-year cost

The first year plus one renewal. Where an extension has a longer minimum term (.ai is two years), the minimum term is what you pay.

True cost

Over 1, 2 or 5 years: the first term plus yearly renewals at today’s standard prices, at one registrar. Shown as the cheapest, typical (median) and highest across registrars. Announced registry changes are listed apart, never added in.

Transfer

The price to move a domain you already own to that registrar. At most extensions it adds a year at that price; .uk moves free and adds no year. After that you renew at that registrar’s renewal price. A dash means the registrar’s price list doesn’t include it.

Restore fee

What a registrar charges to get a domain back after it expires and the renewal grace period ends (redemption). Shown where the registrar’s price list includes it (Namecheap, Dynadot and Name.com). The other registrars’ price lists don’t.

Renewal jump

The renewal price divided by the first-year price, for the lowest first-year offer. A jump of 1.5× or more is marked as a promo.

Full methodology and changelog → · Price changes, with a feed →