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For premium new TLD's, would you rather have a high upfront price with regular renewals, then use financing (non -recourse) or high annual renewals, like many new tlds.
So .com has always been pay a price to buy, renew at the small regular fee. The new TLD's brought with them high annual prices for premium names.
Which is better for a buyer, end user or domain investor?
I think i like the fact that my financed payment at sites like names.club ends, wheres as the renewals of a premium can go on forever, and increase.
What do you think Np-ers.
Heres an example.
So I recently finished up another Why .Club and my best picks from their 234,000 premium names.
In this effort it came to me, do i like high annual premium prices, or the names.club financed program. (which is having a 25% off special next 3 days)
So pizza.club is a $10k name, 25% off is $7500, 15% down $1125 and $106 per month.
or streaming.club for $2k, $150 down and $23 per month.
But the question for you NPers is - financed premium versus high annual renewal.
So streaming.media is $1000 a year, lets just assume it was $250 a year, same as .club and lets assume you liked both he same.
Would you rather have a similarly priced and similar quality financed name, you pay 5 years of payment, then regular renewals (guaranteed no higher than .com) , or the high annual renewal streaming.media or others, renewals can be changed and name can be pushed into higher tiers.
On the first financing can be assumed. On the second any transfer also requires a payment of the next years high renewal. For the names.club names, whether .club or other new tlds or .coms, financing is sometimes assumable and name is in your name on the whois.
thanks for the comments.
Page Howe
So .com has always been pay a price to buy, renew at the small regular fee. The new TLD's brought with them high annual prices for premium names.
Which is better for a buyer, end user or domain investor?
I think i like the fact that my financed payment at sites like names.club ends, wheres as the renewals of a premium can go on forever, and increase.
What do you think Np-ers.
Heres an example.
So I recently finished up another Why .Club and my best picks from their 234,000 premium names.
In this effort it came to me, do i like high annual premium prices, or the names.club financed program. (which is having a 25% off special next 3 days)
So pizza.club is a $10k name, 25% off is $7500, 15% down $1125 and $106 per month.
or streaming.club for $2k, $150 down and $23 per month.
But the question for you NPers is - financed premium versus high annual renewal.
So streaming.media is $1000 a year, lets just assume it was $250 a year, same as .club and lets assume you liked both he same.
Would you rather have a similarly priced and similar quality financed name, you pay 5 years of payment, then regular renewals (guaranteed no higher than .com) , or the high annual renewal streaming.media or others, renewals can be changed and name can be pushed into higher tiers.
On the first financing can be assumed. On the second any transfer also requires a payment of the next years high renewal. For the names.club names, whether .club or other new tlds or .coms, financing is sometimes assumable and name is in your name on the whois.
thanks for the comments.
Page Howe
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