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Biggest jumps at renewal first year, then the renewal at the same shop

  1. .dealer $4.99 $2473.00 ×496
  2. .nl $0.11 $29.04 ×264
  3. .tech $0.31 $43.24 ×139

Domgate, priced and judged.

Domgate has the cheapest renewal on none of its 7 tracked TLDs today. On a typical one its renewal costs less than at 63% of the shops that sell it, and 72% more than at the cheapest. Every price below is fetched from Domgate's own published list on 1 Nov.

Extensions where it is the cheapest of 147 shops

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Base
Austria
Privacy
not independently verified
Accepts
not verified
Expiry handling
pre-release risk · may be auctioned or transferred after the approximately 30-day reactivation period · source ↗
Our verdict

A dual-channel registrar with a very broad public retail matrix and a separate reseller program. The retail list is real, but Domain.Guru will not call every ccTLD amount annual until its term and transfer-year semantics are proven per product.

Where it wins
  • Very broad public registration, renewal and transfer matrix
  • Retail list is separate from its reseller program
Where it costs you
  • Term metadata is not present in the aggregate table
  • Zero and anomalous transfer values need per-TLD qualification
Registrar honesty
80/100 registrar honesty score · rubric

transparency base 85/100 evidence observed 70/70 pre-release policy −5

Renewal shown upfront 30/30
Clean cart, no preselectsnot checked 15/30 neutral
No forced multi-year terms 20/20
Public, stable pricing 20/20

70/70 points are observed. Unobserved: checkout defaults. Each uses a disclosed neutral half-score in the fixed 100-point base; it creates neither a bonus nor a failure. Read the rubric.

Expired-domain handling −5 pts
pre-release risk may be auctioned or transferred after the approximately 30-day reactivation period

Domgate's domain agreement permits auction, sale or transfer after an approximately 30-day reactivation period rather than guaranteeing the full registry recovery path.

official policy · checked 2026-08-30 ↗

Renewal price changes

checked daily since 2 Sep

No renewal price at Domgate moved by 2% or more and held.

Prices in another currency are compared in that currency, so exchange-rate swings don't count; a day we changed how we read this shop's list is a new baseline, not a move.

Full price list

Domgate vs the market's best renewal
7 TLDs in this price list
TLD Register Renew Transfer vs market best compare
.COM $20.11 then $20.11/yr $20.11 $20.11 +102%
.NET $18.99 then $18.99/yr $18.99 $18.99 +78%
.ORG $16.76 then $16.76/yr $16.76 $16.76 +71%
.APP $20.11 then $20.11/yr $20.11 $20.11 +44%
.INFO $27.93 then $27.93/yr $27.93 $27.93 +54%
.BIZ $22.34 then $22.34/yr $22.34 $22.34 +72%
.COUNTRY $67.03 then $67.03/yr $67.03 $67.03 +199%
7 live · verified rows only · what that means · green = lowest renewal on the market · promo prices marked · ×N = renewal step-up · affiliate links, where present, are marked and never affect this table

FAQ

Domgate, answered
Is Domgate cheap for domains?
Domgate currently has the lowest renewal price on 0 of the 7 extensions we track for it. A dual-channel registrar with a very broad public retail matrix and a separate reseller program. The retail list is real, but Domain.Guru will not call every ccTLD amount annual until its term and transfer-year semantics are proven per product.
Does Domgate include WHOIS privacy?
We have not independently verified whether Domgate includes, charges for or supports WHOIS privacy. Unknown is not treated as paid.
Does Domgate auction expired domains?
Yes. Domgate's domain agreement permits auction, sale or transfer after an approximately 30-day reactivation period rather than guaranteeing the full registry recovery path. We apply a 5-point honesty-score penalty; the policy was checked 2026-08-30.
What is Domgate's registrar honesty score?
80/100. The fixed transparency base is 85/100, with 70/70 points directly observed, and the verified pre-release-policy adjustment is -5. Unobserved criteria (checkout defaults) use disclosed neutral half-scores; they are neither normalized away nor treated as failures. Current market wins are reported separately. The full rubric is on our method page.