.autodomains

Auto. A generic top level extension.

.auto

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first year, lowest at Porkbun
$2,060.25first year, lowest at Porkbun
renewal, lowest at Porkbun
$2,064.19renewal, lowest at Porkbun
cheapest five years of ownership
$10,317.01cheapest five years of ownership
availability confirmed over RDAP
Registryavailability confirmed over RDAP

How much does a .auto domain cost?

The lowest first year price we hold is $2,060.25 at Porkbun. On renewal it is one of the more expensive extensions we track. Of the 495 generic extensions we hold pricing for, .auto has the 493rd lowest renewal price, above the $31.41 median.

.auto first year and renewal prices by registrar, in USD
RegistrarFirst year and renewalSearch
NamecheapFirst year$2,070.00Renewal$2,950.00Search
PorkbunLowestFirst year$2,060.25Renewal$2,064.19Search
GoDaddyFirst year$2,519.99Renewal$3,999.99Search
DynadotFirst year$2,140.22Renewal$2,140.22Search
HostingerFirst year$2,069.99Renewal$2,999.99Search
Prices in USD from 5 of the 7 registrars we track for .auto, refreshed nightly; they change often, so confirm at the registrar before you buy. One quote is indicative API pricing, which can sit below the advertised retail price, so treat it as a floor.

1.6 times the first year price on renewal. At GoDaddy it goes from $2,519.99 to $3,999.99 in year two. Budget on the renewal: the introductory rate applies once.

What does a .auto domain cost over five years?

Held for five years, the cheapest .auto we hold is $10,317.01 at Porkbun. The dearest is $18,519.95, so picking the wrong one costs $8,202.94 more for the same domain. Dynadot charges the same to register and renew, which makes the cost predictable year to year.

One registration plus four renewals

Porkbun$10,317.01cheapest
Dynadot$10,701.10+$384.09
Namecheap$13,870.00+$3,552.99
Hostinger$14,069.95+$3,752.94
GoDaddy$18,519.95+$8,202.94
Where a registrar publishes no renewal figure, it is assumed to renew at its first year price.

How is .auto availability checked?

.auto publishes an RDAP service through IANA's registry directory, so availability comes from the registry itself rather than from scraped text. That is the strongest answer this tool can give.

Results for this extension come back as a definitive available or registered answer.

How the checker answers thousands of names at once is in the Checker guide. Already registered? Marketplaces such as GoDaddy Auctions, SedoPartner, Dan.com list names for resale, and Domain Hub watches one until it drops.

Which extensions are similar to .auto?

Extensions close to .auto in kind and price. Each has its own page with the same comparison.

.auto domain questions

Short answers about registering, pricing and transferring .auto domains.

How do I check if a .auto domain is available?

Enter the name in the checker on this page. The result comes from .auto's own registry over RDAP, so an available answer means the registry holds no record of that name.

How much does a .auto domain cost?

The lowest first year price we currently hold for .auto is $2,060.25 at Porkbun. Renewal matters more than the first year: at GoDaddy it goes from $2,519.99 to $3,999.99, which is 1.6 times the introductory price.

What does a .auto domain cost over five years?

One registration plus four renewals comes to $10,317.01 at Porkbun, the cheapest we hold. The most expensive option we hold reaches $18,519.95, a difference of $8,202.94 for the same domain.

Is .auto expensive compared to similar extensions?

Of the 495 generic extensions we hold pricing for, .auto has the 493rd lowest renewal price, above the $31.41 median.

Does .auto renew at the same price it registers?

At Dynadot it does, so the price you pay in year one is the price you keep paying. Other registrars may still discount the first year and renew higher, so compare the renewal column above.

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

The cheapest transfer we hold is $2,060.25 at Porkbun. A transfer normally adds a year to your registration, so it is closer to a prepaid year than a pure fee. Under ICANN's transfer policy a domain cannot move for 60 days after it was registered or last transferred, and usually not after a change of owner unless that owner opted out of the lock.

Is .auto a good extension to register?

.auto is a generic top level extension. It sees less use than the mainstream extensions, which usually means far more short names are still free. On renewal it is one of the more expensive extensions we track. Among generic extensions it has the 493rd lowest renewal price of 495. Budget on the renewal rather than the first year, which runs up to 1.6 times higher in year two.

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