Domain Name Prices Rising

VeriSign, the organization that manages the underpinning for ICANN is raising the wholesale prices it charges to Registrar organizations to manage the core base of .com and .net domains. The wholesale price of a .com domain that Verisign charges Registrars will go from $6.86 (does not include ICANN fee) to $7.34, effective July 1, 2010. That means you can realistically expect the yearly rate you pay your Registrar (example: GoDaddy) to go up by at least that amount of money.

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