Ask HN: Which is the cheapest TLD for 10 years?
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Which is the cheapest TLD, to purchase for 5/10 years period. Personal use only. Namecheap is giving some TLDs at $27 for 5 years. Need to know if I can get some domain for ~10 years for a lower price.
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#2Out of interest, is it the absolute amount of coin, or your desire to drive a bargain? because $27 is $5 per year, which I estimate you will afford by digging around the sofa for loose change.
You don't need to know this. You want to know this. You will spend more money in opportunity cost finding out.
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#3dot.tk has a melange of different free domains.
Hard to beat free.
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#4dot.tk has a melange of different free domains. Hard to beat free.
If it's still available in 10 years is the other question though.
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#5.ovh is 1.2€ (first year) + 3.6€/year (renewal price), so about $42/decade.
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#6Out of interest, is it the absolute amount of coin, or your desire to drive a bargain? because $27 is $5 per year, which I estimate you will afford by digging around the sofa for loose change. You don't need to know this. You want to know this. You will spend more money in opportunity cost finding out.
I guess that depends on how many you want to buy. I can't come up with a reason why one would buy many domains with an obscure TLD, especially for private use but that doesn't mean that there isn't one.
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#7dot.tk has a melange of different free domains. Hard to beat free.
IIRC that TLD well known for hijacking domains after they become popular.
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#9Keep an eye on Porkbun - I got a .party for 10 years for about $8 back along - a bargain!
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#10I paid ~100$ for a .eu for 10 years recently, so I don't consider that the cheapest option.