Would you pay $1 per month and then extra on transaction fees? Or would you rather pay 12 bucks a year once off and not worry about it till the next year?
Domain names like .com or .net etc are very cheap while others cost a bit more. Here is a full price list of almost every domain type out there: http://buy.killerdomains.com.au/domain-n...
Your typical internet user spends more at their local coffee house in a week than a domain name will cost them for an entire year. To register a regular old unregistered.com domain name is going to cost you right about...
The right place to start is to target today's average of approximately $8-$10 per year for a .com domain name from GoDaddy or one of the hundreds of other domain name registrars.
You have to make a 1 year commitment when buying a domain name, you may find price discounts if you buy 3 years in advance.
Many registrars offer huge discounts for the first year, knowing you may well be a repeat customer for many years.
Godaddy.com has coupon codes for $3 and sometimes $0.99 names for the first year, their regular prices are around $12.
Be sure you search for coupon codes, Namecheap.com is also fairly popular,
There is little service associated with the actual domain name, you will probably just be visiting the registrar 1 tine a year to renew, name server performance is a small consideration. Godaddy probably has more support documents than some small registrar.
I mean buying one so that I never have to pay each month.
As for paying each month, how much would I have to pay to get great services?
Also, is it better to pay once off or each month?
