Payment options

Pay for your domain with a card, a wallet or crypto. And many others.

Cards, wallets and ten cryptocurrencies, with no surcharge on any of them. Find the name, then pay however suits you.

.com $12.99/yr .net $14.99/yr .org $12.99/yr .xyz $16.99/yr
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Pick your method

Fifteen ways to pay

Learn the pros, cons, and fees.

Cards and wallets

Card Visa, Mastercard, Amex and Discover. PayPal Pay with the balance you already have. $ Cash App Approve it in the app on your phone. wise Wise Pay from your Wise account. Alipay The wallet a billion people already carry.

Crypto

Bitcoin Pay for hosting in BTC. Ethereum Pay in ETH from any wallet. Solana Pay in SOL from any Solana wallet. XRP Settles in seconds on the XRP Ledger. Litecoin Faster blocks, smaller fees. Monero Private by default, and we like it that way. Zcash Private by choice. TRON Fast, low-cost transfers in TRX. USDT Tether, pegged to the dollar. USDC Circle's dollar, on chain.
... and countless more altcoins 💩
Which suits you

Card, PayPal or crypto

The same price whichever you pick. What differs is how renewals get paid.

AMEX DISCOVER

Card

Secured by Stripe

Renewals
Save the card once and renewals charge themselves.
Fees
No surcharge from us. Your bank may add a fee on a non-USD card.
Confirms
Instantly.
Good for
Setting it up once and forgetting about it.

PayPal

PayPal buyer protection

Renewals
Renewals can charge themselves, or not, as you prefer.
Fees
No surcharge from us. PayPal may convert if your account is not in USD.
Confirms
Instantly.
Good for
Keeping your card details with PayPal, not with us.

Crypto

No crypto surcharge

Renewals
Top up your balance and renewals draw from it.
Fees
No surcharge from us. You pay the network fee to send.
Confirms
Once the network does: minutes, or up to an hour for Bitcoin. Your quote holds for 15 minutes.
Good for
Paying with no card and no bank account involved.
FAQ

Paying for your services

No. We charge the same whichever method you use. Your bank, PayPal or your wallet may add its own fee, such as a currency conversion or a network fee.

US dollars. Pay from another currency and your bank or PayPal converts it; crypto is quoted in the coin at the moment you pay.

Yes. You choose how to pay each invoice when you pay it, so mixing methods is fine.

Not on its own, since there is nothing to charge later. Top up your account balance with crypto, from $10 to $1,000 at a time under Add Funds, and renewals draw from it.

As soon as the payment confirms: instantly for a card or PayPal, and once the network confirms for crypto, usually within minutes.

Find the name first.

Then pay for it however suits you.