Namesilo moving .com prices to $9.95 starting September 1

The wholesale price for .com registration and renewals is moving from $7.85 to $8.39. Verisign is raising prices September first. GoDaddy will increase domain discount club prices for .com to $8.85.

Namesilo sent out an email today with their new pricing starting September 1.

New Prices – our new prices for .COM domain(s) will be as follows:
Registration:
Current price – $8.99 USD/domain
New price – $9.95 USD/domain

Renewal:
Current price – $8.99 USD/year
New price – $9.95 USD/year

Transfer:
Current price – $8.39 USD/domain
New price – $8.99 USD/domain

You can of course renew now and save .96 per .com domain name. Will you be bulk renewing to save money ahead of the .com price increase?

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