NiceNIC’s domain sale brings together 50 popular domain extensions, with first-year registration prices starting at $1.99 for .sbs and .cfd. Of the 50 featured extensions, 35 cost $3.99 or less, and 16 cost less than $3 for the first year.
Whether you are opening an online store, publishing a blog, or building a client website, compare the complete list below. You can also explore NiceNIC's current domain deals to check the offers and search for your preferred name.
50 Domain Deals: Compare Domain Counts and First-Year Prices
The list is ordered by the October 26, 2026 domain-count snapshot, from largest to smallest. It features 50 extensions in this promotion, not the world’s 50 largest domain extensions.
All prices are in USD and apply to eligible standard, non-premium new registrations for the first year. Renewal and transfer prices are separate. Check the exact domain and final order total before paying.
Domain-count source: the October 26, 2026 snapshot used in NiceNIC’s campaign announcement. Figures describe the extensions, not NiceNIC’s own registrations or the number of active websites. Counts can vary by reporting method and date. Promotional prices may change; the live offer and checkout determine the applicable price.
Which Domain Extension Fits Your Project?
Start with the purpose of your website, then compare the complete name, first-year cost, and renewal price. The largest extension in the table is not automatically the best choice for your business.
For an online store or product brand
Consider .shop at $3.39 or .store at $3.99 for the first year. Both give a clear shopping-related cue. A broader choice such as .online at $3.99 may suit a business that combines products, appointments, and other services.
Compare the same brand name across your shortlist before deciding. A short, easy-to-say address is usually a more useful starting point than a complicated name chosen only for its discount.
For technology, software, or digital services
Consider .tech at $3.29, .cloud at $4.39, or .digital at $4.69 for the first year. These are useful naming directions when your work has a clear technology focus.
For a project that may expand beyond one service or industry, .xyz at $3.29 is another option to compare.
For a blog, portfolio, or community
.blog at $2.99 is a natural shortlist choice for a publication or personal blog. .pics at $3.99 can suit an image-led portfolio, while .forum at $2.39 may fit a discussion community.
Choose an extension that makes sense to the people who will read, type, or share your address, rather than trying to fit your project around an unfamiliar name.
For beauty, lifestyle, or specialist businesses
A salon might compare .beauty, .hair, and .skin, each $3.99 for the first year. A gardening business might consider .garden at $2.99, while a property-related project could compare .homes at $3.99 with .casa at $2.99.
These are naming suggestions, not guarantees of availability or eligibility. Search the exact name and review any applicable registry requirements before ordering.
A Good Deal Should Work Beyond the First Year
Compare the renewal price before you choose
A first-year discount reduces the cost of getting started. It does not tell you what the domain will cost to keep.
For a simple two-year comparison, add the first-year registration price to the current one-year renewal price. This is a planning estimate, not a guarantee that future renewal rates will stay unchanged.
Use NiceNIC's domain price list to compare registration, renewal, and transfer costs. For several domains, calculate the renewal budget for the whole group, not just one name.
Check the exact name, not only the extension
An advertised extension price does not mean every name under that extension is available at that price. Some names are already registered, reserved, or classified as premium.
Search the complete domain before making plans around it. A search result is not a reservation; rely on the successful registration confirmation before treating the domain as secured.
Keep domain choice separate from SEO promises
A descriptive extension can help people understand a website’s purpose, but it does not automatically improve Google rankings.
Google's guidance on top-level domains explains that its goal is to show relevant results regardless of the domain extension. Choose a name for your audience, then build useful content and a website that search engines can access.
What You Get Beyond the Promotional Price
NiceNIC is an ICANN-accredited registrar with IANA Registrar ID 3765.
Eligible promotional domains include free WHOIS privacy, subject to the applicable registry rules. Domain-management tools and human support are also available for registration, renewal, and DNS questions.
For agencies and customers comparing several names, bulk domain search helps reduce repeated searches. Businesses integrating domain operations into their own systems can review the NiceNIC Domain API and reseller program. Account-level pricing and promotion eligibility should be checked separately.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which domains can I register for $1.99?
In this promotion, eligible standard .sbs and .cfd domains start at $1.99 for the first year. Availability, premium status, and the final price depend on the exact name you search.
Will my domain renew at the promotional price?
Do not assume so. The prices in this article are first-year new-registration offers, not renewal promises. Check the current renewal price before buying and again when planning your next renewal.
Are premium domains included?
No. The listed offers apply to eligible standard, non-premium domains. Premium names can have different registration and renewal prices, even when they use the same extension.
Do I need a coupon code?
Most offers on NiceNIC’s promotions page are applied directly when the domain and account meet the offer conditions. Any required code or additional condition should be stated with the relevant offer. Check the final order before payment.
Are inexpensive domain extensions bad for SEO?
A low registration price does not, by itself, determine how a website ranks. Google does not automatically rank a site higher because it uses .com, or lower because it uses another generic extension. Relevant content, crawlability, and the site’s overall quality still matter.
Does the price include hosting or a business email inbox?
These are domain-registration offers, not hosting or mailbox packages. Hosting and email are separate services unless a specific package states otherwise. After registration, you can configure DNS to connect your domain to compatible providers.
Is WHOIS privacy free with promotional domains?
Eligible promotional domains include WHOIS privacy at no extra charge while they remain registered with NiceNIC, subject to registry rules. Privacy limits public exposure of eligible contact information; accurate registration details are still required.
Can I pay for these domains with cryptocurrency?
Yes. NiceNIC supports cryptocurrency account funding, including BTC, USDT, ETH, and USDC through available payment routes, with a 0% NiceNIC processing fee. Payment-provider and wallet or network fees may still apply. Review payment options and fees and the total before confirming payment.
Find Your Next Domain
Start with two or three extensions that fit your project. Search the name you want, compare the first-year and renewal costs, and register the option you are comfortable using and maintaining.
With 50 featured extensions, 35 first-year prices under $4, and offers starting at $1.99, there is plenty to compare without choosing on price alone.
