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Where to reg 100+ domain names?

by kuku
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I have 100+ domain names I'd like to register, and I'm pretty sure I could squeeze a nice discount for that, so I'm asking you guys, if anyone knows a decent registrar that gives a discount on bulk domain registration.

The best I've found so far:
Bulk Pricing
1year, for:
com $8.75
net $8.50
org $9.25

P.S
Most of them gTLD.
#100 #bulk domain registration #domain #names #reg
  • Profile picture of the author WeavingThoughts
    If you need a discount for a domain then you probably can't monetize it correctly and in which case you shouldn't buy so many together either.
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  • Profile picture of the author Jack Gordon
    Domain registration is not the place to go bargain basement. Better to spend a little more to have all of your domain assets consolidated in one reliable registrar.

    I can't tell you how many horror stories I've heard of people losing their businesses because they tried to save a buck on their domains. Stop chasing pennies. Treat this like a real business, and build a long-term relationship with a reliable partner.

    When things do go wrong, a good partner will have your back.
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    • Profile picture of the author wiifm
      I have used Blue Razor for years and they charge a $9.95 annual fee for an account with discounted registration fees.
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  • Profile picture of the author TinkBD
    Namecheap is good and they give a discount after 50 domains... you need to request it and they'll make the adjustments behind the scenes.
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    • Profile picture of the author Steve B
      Also, it would be wise to factor in the domain renewal cost. Unless you're going to be flipping all the domains, you're going to face a huge bill in a year to keep all of them active.

      Many registrars will give you a cheap first year as an enticement to join their service. There are lots fewer discounts available after the first year.

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  • Profile picture of the author dreamzgold
    Namecheap is a good option to buy domains in bulk and they are very reliable also. But the main problem is after the first year, there will be no discount for renewal. That u should keep in mind always.

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  • Profile picture of the author KenW3
    I find the GoDaddy Discount Domain Club to be worth their (currently) 7.50 a month fee for large numbers of domains. I've found lower priced registrars (when considering the monthly fee), but am satisfied with GD customer support.

    For the three you mentioned, .com is 8.29, .net is 7.99, and .org is 8.99 currently. They run sales for the club, so these prices may be lower. The monthly fee also gives you full access to their auctions.
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  • Profile picture of the author Caitlinz
    Godaddy is the cheapest option you have in front of you. But they will charge a heavy renewal fee next year. Unless you will use or flip all domains, i don't recommend you to register them all at once.
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  • Profile picture of the author KenW3
    Originally Posted by Caitlinz

    GoDaddy is the cheapest option you have in front of you. But they will charge a heavy renewal fee next year.
    ... but not if you remain a member of their Discount Domain Club. For someone with only a few domains, the monthly fee for the club isn't worth it, but the OP is considering 100+ names.

    Originally Posted by dreamsgold

    Namecheap is a good option to buy domains in bulk and they are very reliable also. But the main problem is after the first year, there will be no discount for renewal.
    Many registrars offer discounts for the first year as loss-leaders in the hope you will make up for their costs by paying a second year at a much higher price. That is when it is time for both of you to shop for transfer specials Registrars want you to move domains to them, so the same nice discounts one registrar will give to get your initial registration, another will give you to move your domain name.

    I know owners who change registrars every year for the specials, which makes sense for more than a handful of names but is not necessary when you have a hundred or more, as most registrars will negotiate better pricing if you're a larger customer and you ask them for better pricing.

    Hope this helps...
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  • Profile picture of the author mufad
    Does anyone know of any alternative to godaddy's "discount domain club" ?
    Like if I have over 100 domains, what is the best price I can get for a dot com renewal ?
    Thanks.
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  • Profile picture of the author psresearch
    Domain Name | Internet Domain Registration | Register Domain Names

    $8.49 .com
    $8.53 .net
    $9.20 .org

    free private whois

    good bulk domain management tools.
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  • Profile picture of the author DubDubDubDot
    Originally Posted by kuku View Post

    I have 100+ domain names I'd like to register
    I would hope that you've made your plan work on a smaller scale before diving into a 100+ domain project.....
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    • Profile picture of the author maxcellent
      $0.99 and $1.49 are 1 year price and you don't have to enter a multi year contract.

      Yes, renew price is normally higher. But you never know what the price will be in the future. I will say just find the cheapest one year contract for now and forget about renew, then after a year transfer all of them to whoever providing cheapest transfer price.
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  • Profile picture of the author rv5
    Every domain name is better if you are satisfied the way you made it
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  • Profile picture of the author HelpingYouBeAnExpert
    enom is the best or their private lable reseller namecheapp.
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