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.com.au Domain Prices — Compare 18 Registrars

There is no promotional first year on .com.au, so nothing falls off in year two. Five years costs $35. It sits directly beneath the .au extension.

Over five years it costs $35.30 at its cheapest registrar, about the same as .au itself ($35.30). It is joint cheapest of the 5 priced second-level extensions under .au over five years, level with .net.au. More registrars sell it than sell .au: 18 against 14.

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$35.30
true cost over 5 years, staying with Above.com
assumes yearly renewal, like most buyers
3-year cost: $21.18
Flat pricing. No renewal surprise.

All 18 registrars

Prices updated 7 hours ago.

Top 2 highlighted. Rest sorted by whichever tab is active above.

Registrar Register Renew Transfer WHOIS Privacy 5-year Payment Register
Above.com
cheapest to own
$7.06 $7.06 — — $35.30 Credit card, PayPal, Bank transfer Register →
IONOS
cheapest transfer
renews ~36% higher
$11.00 $15.00 $15.00 — $71.00 Credit card, Bank transfer Register →
sorted by five-year cost from here
Porkbun
$7.69 $7.69 — — $38.45 Credit card, PayPal, Crypto, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Alipay, Bank transfer Register →
Hostinger
renews ~56% higher
$13.99 $8.99 $13.99 — — $64.95 Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover, PayPal, Crypto, Apple Pay, Google Pay Register →
Whois.com
$14.48 $17.48 — — $84.40 Credit card, PayPal Register →
Truehost.com
+$0.99/yr for privacy
$16.32 $19.00 — — $97.27 Credit card, PayPal, Bank transfer Register →
Epik
$19.95 $19.95 $19.95 — $99.75 Credit card, Bank transfer, PayPal Register →
Dotology
$19.99 $19.99 $19.99 — $99.95 Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover, Diners Club, PayPal, Bank transfer Register →
Namecheap
+$0.20 ICANN fee
$19.18 $21.18 — — $103.90 Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover, PayPal, Crypto Register →
Directnic
$21.99 $21.99 $21.99 — $109.95 Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover, Diners Club, PayPal, Bank transfer Register →
Marcaria
$22.00 $22.00 — — $110.00 Credit card, PayPal, Bank transfer Register →
Netim
$27.32 $27.32 — — $136.60 Visa, Mastercard, Amex, PayPal, Bank transfer, Crypto Register →
INWX
$48.40 $24.20 — — $145.20 Credit card, PayPal, Bank transfer Register →
Regtons
$32.93 $32.93 $32.93 — $164.65 Credit card, Bank transfer Register →
Domgate
$34.03 $34.03 $34.03 — $170.15 Credit card, PayPal Register →
iwantmyname
$35.44 $41.37 — — $200.92 Credit card, PayPal, Bank transfer Register →
NiceNIC
$49.99 $49.99 — — $249.95 Crypto, PayPal, Bank transfer Register →
101domain
$50.49 $59.99 $50.49 — $290.45 Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover, PayPal Register →

Cheapest renewal over time

$32.93 $7.06
26 Sep 2026 · $7.06 Today · $32.93

Stays flat

Above.com's price doesn't move at renewal — $7.06 both years one and beyond. 5 years: $35.30. There's no first-year discount hiding a jump here, so pick this one on registrar quality rather than price alone.

Shop around and Above.com's $7.06 renewal beats the $59.99 charged at the top end. That gap grows to 8.5 times the price over however long you hold onto it. That's less than half the $49.90 median for Countries extensions, which is unusual.

Technical details

Type Under .au · Countries
Registry .au Domain Administration (auDA)
WHOIS server whois.auda.org.au
Domain level Second-level domain
IDN / punycode No
DNSSEC Supported

.com.au questions

How much does a .com.au domain cost?

The cheapest first year is $7.06 at Above.com, and renewal is $7.06. Over five years that comes to $35.30, staying with that same registrar the whole time.

Which registrars sell .com.au?

14 of the registrars we track currently offer it, which is thin coverage compared with common extensions. The table above lists all of them with current registration, renewal and transfer prices.

Does .com.au support DNSSEC?

Yes. The .com.au registry supports DNSSEC, so you can sign your zone and have resolvers verify the signature.

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