Domain registrar eWallHost is having a sale on .com domains through August 31, 2023.
Normally they’re $11.99 but are now priced at 765 Indian Rupees, which works out (as of this writing) to about $9.26.
For comparison, some prices at other registrars:
- My favorite Porkbun: $9.73
- InternetBS: $10.99
- NameSilo: $10.95
- NameCheap: $9.58
Keep in mind that depending on where you are, a foreign currency exchange fee could change what you actually pay.
This offer comes with:
- Free WHOIS protection
- Two free email accounts
- Free Domain forwarding
Sale is good through August 31. Interesting? Click here and note the currency selector at the top.
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