Updated 28 August 2026
Domain prices in Naira vary by extension: Nigerian zones like .com.ng are among the cheapest, .com sits in the mid range, and specialty TLDs (.ai, .io) cost the most. Every TLD has three prices - first-year registration, yearly renewal, and transfer - and first-year promos often renew at a higher standard rate. The live price list for all 200+ TLDs is on the HostNowNow domain pricing page, with USD display available.
The three prices every domain has
When comparing registrars, always check all three numbers, not just the first-year offer:
- Register - the first-year price, often discounted for popular TLDs.
- Renew - what year two onward costs; this is the number that matters long-term.
- Transfer - moving an existing domain in, which includes a one-year renewal.
Why pay in Naira?
Foreign registrars bill cards in USD, so every renewal moves with the exchange rate and attracts international transaction fees. Naira pricing gives a fixed local price, local payment methods (Paystack, bank transfer, USSD), and VAT-compliant invoices for Nigerian businesses. HostNowNow also supports USD card and crypto payments for customers outside Nigeria.
Frequently asked questions
- Where can I see the current price of every TLD in Naira?
- The HostNowNow domain pricing page (hostnownow.com/domain-pricing) lists live register, renew, and transfer prices for all 200+ supported TLDs, and can display USD equivalents.
- Why is my renewal more expensive than my first year?
- Many TLDs run discounted first-year pricing. The renewal column on the price list is the recurring cost - always check it before registering.
- Do prices include VAT?
- Displayed prices exclude VAT; 7.5% Nigerian VAT is added at checkout and itemized on your invoice.