.llc Domain Price: Register, Renew and Transfer Cost
A .llc domain costs $10.81 at Porkbun for the first year, then $34.50 at Porkbun a year to renew: 3.2x the lowest first-year price, so budget for the renewal, not the promo. Transferring an existing .llc domain to Porkbun costs $34.50 and adds a year to the registration. Five years of .llc (first year plus four renewals) comes to about $148.81 at Porkbun.
Standard (non-premium) names, USD, quoted October 24, 2026.
| Registrar | First year | Renewal | Transfer | 5 years |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Porkbun | $10.81 | $34.50 | $34.50 | $148.81 |
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The .llc registry
.llc is a generic top-level domain, run by Identity Digital Limited. It has been in the root zone since February 2018.
- Type
- Generic
- Registry
- Identity Digital Limited
- In the root since
- 2018-02-22
- Registry site
- www.identity.digital
- RDAP
- https://rdap.identitydigital.services/rdap/
- DNSSEC
- Signed
Source: IANA root zone database.
.llc price questions
How much does a .llc domain cost?
A .llc domain costs $10.81 at Porkbun for the first year, then $34.50 at Porkbun a year to renew: 3.2x the lowest first-year price, so budget for the renewal, not the promo. These are standard prices; premium .llc names priced by the registry cost more, and many renew at the premium rate. Prices quoted October 24, 2026.
How much does it cost to renew a .llc domain?
Renewing a .llc domain costs $34.50 a year at Porkbun (October 24, 2026). Over five years that is about $148.81 at Porkbun, counting the first year. The renewal is 3.2x the cheapest first-year price, so compare renewals, not intro offers.
How much does it cost to transfer a .llc domain?
Porkbun charges $34.50 to transfer a .llc domain in (October 24, 2026); the transfer adds a year to the registration. Unlock the domain and get the authorization (EPP) code from your current registrar first.