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Mini-guide: Negotiating bulk renewal discounts that actually work

Domain Names by cleardmitri 33 replies 3.7K views
#21

Same here. Plus different TLDs have different pricing anyway. My .io domains are always going to cost more than .com, no matter what discount I negotiate.

#22

The real question nobody's asking: what about the transfer fees? If you're threatening to move, you pay per domain to transfer out, sometimes per year remaining. That eats into your "savings" real fast.

#23

Good point. OVHcloud charged me to transfer OUT which felt like a final middle finger. Check your registrar's terms before you threaten. Some lock you in harder than others.

#24

Has anyone actually gotten a multi-year commitment discount? I offered 3 years upfront to my registrar and they said their system literally can't process it. Year by year only.

#25

I'm with Contabo and they can do multi-year on request but it has to be set up manually. Not all registrars have the backend for it, which is frustrating for everyone.

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#26

I have 3 domain only. Maybe I ask discount they laugh at me?

#27

@minhdock Probably yes, but no harm in asking when you hit 10+. The thread is about bulk for a reason.

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#28

I got 15% at Porkbun with 20 domains just by asking nicely in email. No threats, no quotes, just "hey I've been a customer for years, any loyalty discount?" Maybe being polite works too.

#29

In Colombia the big issue is payment methods. Some registrars don't take local cards easily so I end up paying more in forex fees than any discount would save. Currency matters more than percentage for small portfolios.

#30

This is all too much work. I have 4 domains and I just want them to not expire. Can someone recommend a registrar that doesn't require me to become a negotiator?

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