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.one domain price: compare registrars

A .one domain costs from $4.50 for the first year (at Dynadot) and from $20.08 a year to renew (at Porkbun). Over three years, Porkbun costs least at $44.79. Compared across 2 registrars, refreshed daily.

.one

Checks yourname.one first, then the same name on other extensions.

What three years cost

The first year, then two renewals, at each registrar.

  • Porkbun$44.79
  • Dynadot$45.60

Every registrar's .one price

US dollars per year. Click a column to sort.

RegistrarRegister
PorkbunPromo$4.63×4.3$20.08$20.08$44.79Register
DynadotPromo$4.50×4.6$20.55$20.55$45.60Register

Prices updated 14 hours ago. Sorted by price only. We may earn a commission when you register through Dynadot; it never changes the order.

Before you buy .one

  • 2 of 2 registrars renew .one at twice the first-year price or more. The steepest is Dynadot: $4.50 the first year, then $20.55 a year (×4.6). Judge by the 3-year total, not the first year.
  • The same .one name costs between $44.79 and $45.60 over three years, depending on where you register it.

Questions about .one prices

Which registrar is cheapest for .one?

Over three years, Porkbun costs least at $44.79. For the first year alone Dynadot is cheaper at $4.50, but its renewals make it dearer over three years.

How much does it cost to renew a .one domain?

Renewal runs from $20.08 a year at Porkbun to $20.55 a year at Dynadot. You pay the renewal price every year after the first, so it matters more than the first-year price.

Is the first-year .one price a promotion?

At 2 of 2 registrars, yes: the first year costs less than renewals. The biggest gap is at Dynadot: $4.50 the first year and $20.55 a year after that.

How much does it cost to transfer a .one domain?

The cheapest transfer we track is $20.08 at Porkbun. For most extensions a transfer also adds a year to the registration.

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