Is there a way to get a lower price on a premium domain?

[glitch]

I found a domain I really want but as of now, it is $800. I don't want to pay a premium cost like that for one domain. The most I am willing to spend at this point is $300.

Is there any way of getting the price lower? Or is this something I just have to wait and watch for?

 

[Danny4cash]

There are a lot things you need to include in the explanation. Is the $800 a registrar fees? The domain listed for sale at a marketplace for $800? If it is the registrar fees, I don't know or don't think you can get it at lower fees. But, if it is listed in marketplace for $800 by its owner, you can make your offer through the marketplace. If the domain does not have a make offer, then you can contact the marketplace to help you contact the owner.

 

[glitch]

There are a lot things you need to include in the explanation. Is the $800 a registrar fees? The domain listed for sale at a marketplace for $800? If it is the registrar fees, I don't know or don't think you can get it at lower fees. But, if it is listed in marketplace for $800 by its owner, you can make your offer through the marketplace. If the domain does not have a make offer, then you can contact the marketplace to help you contact the owner.

I am talking specifically about buying them directly from places like GoDaddy so the cost mentioned is what they are selling for on those sites. Not from a domain flipper or auction site that requires extra fees.

 

[Saachi]

There are many things that must be included in a will. Is the $850 a registration fee? A domain for sale on the marketplace for $800? Not sure if that's the registrar's fee. Or I don't think you can get it for a lower rate. However, if the owner has a Marketplace listing for $800, you can bid through the Marketplace. If the domain has no offers, you can contact the owner by contacting Marketplace

 

[Danny4cash]

I am talking specifically about buying them directly from places like GoDaddy so the cost mentioned is what they are selling for on those sites. Not from a domain flipper or auction site that requires extra fees.

I don't think there's way you can get the domain at lower, if I understand you well. The price you see at the GoDaddy is likely a registra fees and they hardly reduce it.

 

[eenya001]

there are various ways of getting huge discount when purchasing domains especially from platforms like namecheap, bluehost etc. just go on google and search for domain discount coupon from namecheap

 

[Ronald]

I found a domain I really want but as of now, it is $800. I don't want to pay a premium cost like that for one domain. The most I am willing to spend at this point is $300.

Is there any way of getting the price lower? Or is this something I just have to wait and watch for?

I think that if it is on a marketplace platform then you can bid for it akin to an auction and maybe obtain it for a lower price. In my opinion, I don’t think this is the registrar’s fee, and if it is, then that price is set in stone

 

[Rolly_blen]

I found a domain I really want but as of now, it is $800. I don't want to pay a premium cost like that for one domain. The most I am willing to spend at this point is $300.

Is there any way of getting the price lower? Or is this something I just have to wait and watch for?

As per my knowledge, I believe that there is a platform called Bluehost that sell domains at cheaper prices than the registrar's fee, which would surely be financially advantageous.

 

[eenya001]

also there is a method a friend of mine used one certain time, though luck was on his side as well, we meet someone online who had a premium domain and was passing through financial difficulties, he had to sell for way less the price.

 

[Kvngsammy]

Then you had better put more effort in finding similar domain name and buy then flip because that site that's being priced for $800 will soon get a bidder of $1000 or more

 

[Laurentta]

I doubt it's possible to get a premium domain name at a lower price than the original selling price. I haven't seen a person get a premium domain for a lower price.

 

[Kane]

Look for the same domain name for another extension, you might not even have to pay $50 let alone pay $800 for just one domain name. I believe there is no necessity of paying such a huge price for a domain name.

 

[Planbizzle]

I found a domain I really want but as of now, it is $800. I don't want to pay a premium cost like that for one domain. The most I am willing to spend at this point is $300.

Is there any way of getting the price lower? Or is this something I just have to wait and watch for?

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