Price of .Club domains will increase in each of the next 3 years

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The .Club registry sent notice to registrars that its wholesale pricing for registrations and renewals will increase gradually in each of the next 3 years.

The current .club wholesale price is $8.05 and has been such since .club launched in May of 2014.

This is the plan for the wholesale price increases over three years:

Current Wholesale price: $8.05
Wholesale price effective July 1, 2019: $8.95
Wholesale price effective July 1, 2020: $9.45
Wholesale price effective July 1, 2021: $9.95

This is a $1.90 price increase until July 1, 2021.

You can renew your .club domains until July 1 and save a few bucks in the future.

This is what the .club registry said after the announcement of the price increase:

There have been a few posts regarding increases to the .CLUB wholesale pricing that we would like to clarify. First, as the Registry Operator, we only set the wholesale price for a domain registration/renewal. Our registrar and reseller partners are responsible for setting their desired margin and retail price, and, frankly, there is a wide range of retail pricing with registrars marking up our wholesale price from as low as 10% to as much as 100% or more. We have no control over this.

Our current wholesale price is $8.05 and has been such since we launched in May of 2014. We announced to our registrars a plan for modest wholesale price increases over three years as follows:

Current Wholesale price: $8.05
Wholesale price effective July 1, 2019: $8.95
Wholesale price effective July 1, 2020: $9.45
Wholesale price effective July 1, 2021: $9.95

This represents a price increase of a total of $1.90 over the course of eight years, and in our eighth year of release, our wholesale price will remain less than $10.00. This is very much in line with .COM and .NET and far below the average cost of other gTLDs. We announced this three-year plan to continue our policy of transparency and to give our registrar partners, and you, the confidence of long term price stability.

It is a competitive retail market, so please check prices at different registrars.

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About Konstantinos Zournas

Studied Computer Engineering and Computer Science in London, UK and now living in Athens, Greece. Love domains and building websites. Went online in 1995, learned about HTML in 1996 and about domains in 2002. Started publishing the OnlineDomain.com blog in 2012.

2 comments

  1. The extension is a bust, would be declining in numbers without the dubious Chinese promotions, give it a few more years and it will be another “quietly sold” tld.

  2. You can renew your .club domains until July 1 and save a few bucks in the future.
    😀

    Why not drop them and save a few bucks now?
    Great article, TY

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