Volume pricing on .ie domains

Starting 1 September 2024, the .ie registry will implement a change in the wholesale fees for .ie domain names. For the first time, the fees for new registrations and renewals/transfers will differ. Specifically, the registry has announced a €2 increase on renewals and transfers. 

At MAXER, we've long offered discounts to businesses that register .ie domain names in bulk—such as web agencies, developers, freelancers, and computer repair shops. If you currently have bulk pricing active on your MAXER account, you'll soon benefit from our new Volume Pricing, effective from 1 September 2024.

As one of Ireland’s leading providers of .ie domain names, MAXER is known for offering the lowest renewal prices among registrars. This has earned us recommendations from independent sources like iedomaincompare.ie. In the first 6 months of 2024, the .ie registry recognised MAXER for achieving the highest net growth of any .ie registrar. Together with our partners, we aim to continue this positive trend!

This article contains information on our new Volume Pricing (for bulk orders). If you're registering fewer than 20 domain names, you can find our standard pricing here: Best price for .ie domain names in Ireland

Introducing all-new volume pricing tiers

We are pleased to introduce new Volume Pricing tiers - Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, and Diamond - designed to build long-term relationships and reward client loyalty with cost savings. This initiative is part of our strategy to expand our reseller network by offering the most competitive renewal rates available.
Our clients who register the most .ie domain names tend to be well-versed in the eligibility requirements, which allows for a higher percentage of domain registrations to be completed automatically. This efficiency reduces the manual processing costs, enabling us to pass on the savings to you.

Pricing in different currencies for an .ie domain renewal (before tax):

All pricing excludes Sales Tax, which will be added at checkout for orders from Ireland (23%), UK and Northern Ireland (20%), other European Union countries and Australia.

* Last updated 29/11/2024.