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.melbourne

Cheapest first year right now is $40.12 at Porkbun, and the renewal barely moves — one of the few extensions where the introductory price tells the truth.

Registry: The Crown in right of the State of Victoria, represented by its Department of State Development, Business and Innovationnew gTLDNo restrictionsStable renewal
Cheapest first year$40.12at Porkbun
Cheapest renewal$40.12at Porkbun
Registered5k#560 of 1,554 ranked
Five-year cost$200.60cheapest path

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ICANN’s $0.18 fee is listed separately where the registrar excludes it from the headline price. Sort any column, or hide the ones you do not need.

Rank Visit
Porkbun cheapest$40.12$40.12$40.12$200.60Go to Porkbun
Truehost$40.41$74.62$47.76$338.89Go to Truehost
Dynadot$42.01$42.01$42.01$210.05Go to Dynadot
Namecheap$44.98$53.98$44.98$260.90Go to Namecheap
DreamHost$49.95$49.95$49.95$249.75Go to DreamHost
OVHcloud$52.56$57.04$52.56$280.72Go to OVHcloud
Upflare$52.56$52.56$52.56$262.80Go to Upflare
Netcetera$54.19$54.19$54.19$270.95Go to Netcetera
NameSilo$58.00$58.00$55.00$290.00Go to NameSilo
Infomaniak$58.78$58.78$58.78$293.90Go to Infomaniak
Regtons$63.26$63.26$63.26$316.30Go to Regtons
Rebel$64.99$64.99—$324.95Go to Rebel
OnlyDomains$68.99$77.49Free$378.95Go to OnlyDomains
DonDominio$69.30$69.30$69.30$346.50Go to DonDominio
Fabulous$69.38$69.38$54.20$346.90Go to Fabulous
Directnic$69.38$69.38$54.20$346.90Go to Directnic
Gandi$69.46$143.98$58.85$645.38Go to Gandi
Netim$73.50$73.50$53.00$367.50Go to Netim
GoDaddy$76.99$76.99$76.99$384.95Go to GoDaddy
INWX$84.12$84.12$84.12$420.60Go to INWX
name.com$84.99$84.99$84.99$424.95Go to name.com
Openprovider reseller only$36.74$36.74$36.74$183.70Go to Openprovider
Subreg reseller only$63.26$63.26$63.26$316.30Go to Subreg

All prices in USD for a one-year term, as published by each registrar. Registry and ICANN fees are included where the registrar includes them; taxes are not. Confirm at checkout before buying.

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Registry facts

Sponsoring organisation
The Crown in right of the State of Victoria, represented by its Department of State Development, Business and Innovation
Registry address
Level 20, 80 Collins Street, Melbourne, VIC, 3000, Australia
WHOIS lookup
whois.nic.melbourne
Registry operator (ICANN contract)
The Crown in right of the State of Victoria, represented by its Department of State Development, Business and Innovation
Contract signed
2014-05-29
Contract status
Active
Type
gTLD
Category
new gTLD
New gTLD (2012+ round)
Yes
Delegated
2014-07-10
ICANN fee
$0.18
Popularity
Medium (rank 560 of 1554)
Registered domains
4,916 domains
Restrictions
unknown
Local presence required
No known rule
DNSSEC supported
Yes
WHOIS privacy
Unknown
Label length
2–63 characters
Registration term
Usually 1 year minimum

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.melbourne frequently asked questions

How these numbers are made →
01How much does a .melbourne domain cost?

The cheapest first year we found is $40.12 at Porkbun. Renewal matters more: the cheapest renewal is $40.12 at Porkbun, so five years costs $200.60.

02Does .melbourne get more expensive after the first year?

Renewal is 0% above the first year, so what you see at sign-up is close to what you keep paying.

03Who runs the .melbourne registry?

The Crown in right of the State of Victoria, represented by its Department of State Development, Business and Innovation. Registrars sell .melbourne names on the registry's behalf; the registry sets the wholesale price.

04Is anyone allowed to register a .melbourne domain?

We have no record of an eligibility restriction on .melbourne. Registries can change policy, so confirm at the registrar before buying.

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