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.llc — priced to try, renewed at the real rate

.llc costs $15.49 for the first year and $44.99/yr after — the difference is the registry's introductory pricing, not a trick, and both numbers are on this page.

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Who it suits

When .llc is the right answer.

Not a list of everyone. The cases where this extension is genuinely doing work for you.

A company that wants to look like one
Extensions in this family signal an organisation rather than a hobby. They pair well with a brand name that is taken in .com.

.llc pricing

$15.49first year

Then $44.99 a year. The second number is the one to budget on.

Registration term
1 year
Register
$15.49/yr
Renew
$44.99/yr
Transfer in
$44.99
WHOIS privacy
Free

A transfer costs the same as a renewal and adds a full year to whatever time is already on the domain, so nothing is lost by moving in.

Registrar prices last checked 2026-09-02. Search re-confirms before you pay.

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Before you register

Three things about .llc worth knowing first.

The parts that are easy to find out afterwards and irritating to find out afterwards.

Year two is the real price

The renewal is $44.99/yr — 2.9× the first year. Worth knowing before the brand is printed on anything.

Transfers include a year

Moving a .llc in costs $44.99 and extends the registration by a year — you lose nothing by transferring.

WHOIS privacy is included

Your name and address stay out of the public record at no cost, for as long as you hold the name.

Questions

About .llc specifically.

How much does a .llc domain cost?
$15.49 for the first year, renewing at $44.99 per year. A transfer in costs $44.99 and includes a year of registration. Prices are checked against our registrar every four hours and the search box re-confirms before you pay.
Why is the renewal higher than the first year?
Registries price the first year low to get names into use; the renewal is the standing rate. We print both together so the second bill is never a surprise.
Are there restrictions on registering one?
We can only sell what our registrar can register, and .llc is available through the search on this page — if a specific name is reserved or premium, the result says so with the real price rather than the standard one.

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