Namecheap announced that price increases are coming in most of their services in November 2021.
Here is the announcement:
After careful analysis of the market, and the impact it’s having on our growing hardware and software costs, we have made the decision to increase some of our prices.
Here we will explain exactly why this has happened and which products are affected.
Global technology prices are putting significant pressure on the market, with hardware shortages leading to a substantial increase in demand, IP prices doubling, and cPanel raising prices for three years running.
We have covered the rising costs ourselves for some time, but if we want to provide you with the same high-quality services, we need to keep up with technology trends, which are getting more expensive.
You will start to see increases for new purchases and renewals across our core products, including .COM Domains, Shared Hosting, SSL Certificates, Private Email, and EasyWP. These will come into effect over the coming days and weeks.
Even with these planned increases, our prices will still be some of the lowest in the market. As always, we are committed to providing you with high-quality products and services, and we appreciate your business and continued support.
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