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.gs Domain Prices — Compare 18 Registrars

There is no promotional first year on .gs, so nothing falls off in year two. Five years costs $130. It is the country-code extension for United Kingdom. The code specifically refers to South Sandwich Islands, administered by United Kingdom.

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$130.40
true cost over 5 years, staying with Regery
assumes yearly renewal, like most buyers
3-year cost: $78.24
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
Regery
cheapest to own
$26.08 $26.08 $26.08 Free $130.40 Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Crypto, Alipay Register →
Instra
cheapest transfer
$69.00 $71.49 $15.00 — $354.96 Visa, Mastercard, Amex, PayPal, Bank transfer Register →
sorted by five-year cost from here
Epik
$29.95 $29.95 $39.95 — $149.75 Credit card, Bank transfer, PayPal Register →
INWX
$32.94 $32.94 $27.54 — $164.70 Credit card, PayPal, Bank transfer Register →
Netim
$43.26 $43.26 $47.25 — $216.30 Visa, Mastercard, Amex, PayPal, Bank transfer, Crypto Register →
Blacknight
$44.80 $44.80 $44.80 — $224.00 Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Bank transfer Register →
Netcetera
$46.30 $46.30 $68.79 Free $231.50 Credit card, PayPal, Crypto, Bank transfer Register →
Domgate
$46.51 $46.51 $46.51 Free $232.55 Credit card, PayPal Register →
iwantmyname
$43.99 $49.49 $47.99 Free $241.95 Credit card, PayPal, Bank transfer Register →
Njalla
$51.05 $51.05 — Free $255.25 Crypto, PayPal, Credit card Register →
Name.com
$55.00 $55.00 — — $275.00 Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover, PayPal, Google Pay, Alipay Register →
Atak Domain
$59.90 $65.99 $59.99 — $323.86 Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Bank transfer, Alipay Register →
Regtons
$67.00 $67.00 $35.00 Free $335.00 Credit card, Bank transfer Register →
Marcaria
$69.00 $69.00 — — $345.00 Credit card, PayPal, Bank transfer Register →
NiceNIC
$69.99 $69.99 — — $349.95 Crypto, PayPal, Bank transfer Register →
Upflare
$79.40 $79.40 $79.40 Free $397.00 Credit card, PayPal, Crypto, Bank transfer Register →
Easyspace
$72.74 $85.93 $43.98 — $416.46 Credit card, Bank transfer Register →
101domain
$73.49 $88.99 $95.99 — $429.45 Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover, PayPal Register →

Cheapest renewal over time

$55.00 $24.95
25 Jul 2026 · $24.99 Today · $46.51

Stays flat

Regery's price doesn't move at renewal — $26.08 both years one and beyond. 5 years: $130.40. There's no first-year discount hiding a jump here, so pick this one on registrar quality rather than price alone.

Renewal prices span $26.08 at Regery up to $88.99 elsewhere. That's a 3.4x gap that compounds every year you keep the domain. That undercuts the $49.90 median across Countries extensions.

Technical details

Type ccTLD · Countries
Registry Government of South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands (GSGSSI)
Delegated 31 July 1997
WHOIS server whois.nic.gs
Domain level Top-level domain
IDN / punycode No

.gs questions

What is a .gs domain?

.gs is a country-code domain extension. It is operated by Government of South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands (GSGSSI) and has been part of the domain name system since 1997. It is associated with United Kingdom. Internet country-code top level domain for South Sandwich Islands.

How much does a .gs domain cost?

The cheapest first year is $26.08 at Regery, and renewal is $26.08. Over five years that comes to $130.40, staying with that same registrar the whole time.

Which registrars sell .gs?

18 of the registrars we track currently offer it. The table above lists all of them with current registration, renewal and transfer prices.

Can anyone register a .gs domain?

Yes. Although .gs is a country code, the registry places no residency requirement on registrants.

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