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.app domain registration: price and renewal

.app domain registration at Registrar Domains: US$20.99 the first year, US$18.49 a year to renew, before VAT. .app is a generic extension, run by Google Registry. Anyone can register one. We email 30 and 7 days before expiry; automatic renewal is opt-in.

Live price on 27 October 2026, the one the search and checkout charge. Prices in US dollars before VAT.

.app at a glance

First year
US$20.99 before VAT
Renewal
US$18.49 a year, before VAT
Minimum term
1 year, up to 10 years in one order
Who can register
Anyone, anywhere. There is no residence rule. Source: Google Registry .app startup policy, general registration period
Registry
Charleston Road Registry Inc. (Google Registry). IANA record
At expiry
After expiry it stops working, and you can still renew it at the normal price for 40 days. After that, the .app name is deleted and anyone can register it.
Transfer lock
Transfers in and out are allowed. Lock and unlock in the dashboard where the registry offers a lock.
DNSSEC
Supported, on by default on our nameservers.
Typical use
Mobile and web apps.
Good to know
HTTPS is required: .app is on the HSTS preload list, so browsers open .app sites over HTTPS only. The site needs a TLS certificate. Source

Registry facts read on 17 October 2026. Term and expiry periods come from our registrar's catalogue.

.app renewal prices: Registrar Domains and 11 registrars

We renew .app at US$18.49, place 3 of 10 among registrars that publish a renewal price. Competitor prices read on 14 October 2026 from each registrar's public page; in US dollars before VAT.

RegistrarRenewalFirst yearNote
Registrar DomainsUS$18.49US$20.99Our price is our registrar's cost plus 30 %, and never less than what covers the payment fees, the VAT and US$1.00 of margin.
CloudflareUS$14.20US$8.20struck 14.20
PorkbunUS$14.93US$8.75first-year sale
HostingerUS$20.14US$10.06
OVHcloudUS$20.25US$9.50promotion until 2026-12-31
InfomaniakUS$21.94US$16.23
NamecheapUS$23.18US$11.18sale, struck 17.98
Name.comUS$26.99US$14.99sale, struck 22.99
IONOSUS$27.99US$13.43new customers
GandiUS$44.78US$10.07struck 23.88
GoDaddynot publishedUS$15.98struck 24.99
Squarespacenot publishedUS$30.23

Each registrar name links to the page the price was read from. Method and every extension on the full comparison; raw data at /compare.json.

Questions about .app

How much does a .app domain cost?

US$20.99 for the first year and US$18.49 for each renewal year, in US dollars before VAT. VAT is added at payment where it applies. Our price is our registrar's cost plus 30 %, and never less than what covers the payment fees, the VAT and US$1.00 of margin.

Who can register a .app domain?

Anyone, anywhere. There is no residence rule.

What happens when a .app domain expires?

After expiry it stops working, and you can still renew it at the normal price for 40 days. After that, the .app name is deleted and anyone can register it. We email the owner 30 and 7 days before expiry, and the domain can be renewed from the dashboard or by an agent at any time before. Automatic renewal is off by default; once you turn it on for a domain, we charge your saved card 7 days before expiry.

Can I transfer a .app domain to another registrar?

Yes. Get its transfer code from the dashboard or with the get_auth_code tool, and give it to the new registrar. When an agent asks for the code, the owner confirms it from an email and sees the code on that page; the agent never gets it. Where the registry has a transfer lock, unlock the domain first. Under ICANN's Transfer Policy, a registrar may refuse a transfer in the 60 days after a registration or a previous transfer.

How are disputes over a .app name settled?

Disputes over a name go through the Uniform Domain-Name Dispute-Resolution Policy (UDRP), with an approved provider such as WIPO.

Register .app from an AI agent

The same price is on GET /api/price?tld=app and the MCP tool get_price. An agent can check a name, start the order and hand you the payment link: you pay every order yourself. Connect the MCP server →