Domain Fees

Prices are based on the live cost from our sponsoring registrar, Tucows (OpenSRS), and cover that cost plus payment processing; Kanorio does not add a profit margin. Fees may change when registries change their prices, so the amount shown before checkout is the amount you pay. Years you have already paid for are not affected by later price changes.

1. Registration and Renewal Fees

Prices are shown in USD, the currency you will be charged in. Premium domain names are priced individually by the registry and are shown before checkout.

2. Expired Domain Recovery

• Renewal grace period (up to about 40 days after expiration for most gTLDs): renew at the standard renewal fee listed above.
• Redemption Grace Period: recovery requires the registry restore fee plus a one-year renewal fee, which is substantially higher than a standard renewal. Restoration is handled by our support team, and the exact fee is confirmed with you before any charge.
• Domain names queued for auction (typically between day 41 and day 45 after expiration) can no longer be recovered.

3. Expiration and Renewal Notices

• The registrar, Tucows (OpenSRS), emails the registrant email address approximately one month and one week before expiration and, if the domain name is not renewed, again shortly after expiration.
• If automatic renewal is on, Kanorio emails your account email address with the renewal amount and charge date about 14 to 30 days before expiration, and again at least 7 days before charging a higher renewal fee.
• Automatic renewal is charged about 14 days before expiration for the shortest renewal term the registry allows (one year for most extensions; some, such as .ai, renew two years at a time). You can turn it off at any time in your domain settings.