INWX .si domain: price, renewal & details
Reviewed:
INWX publishes a USD registration offer and lists .si DNSSEC with DS records. Its renewal price loads separately and was not independently captured, so it remains unquoted here. Confirm renewal and currency before purchase.
| Provider | First year | Renewal / year | 2-year cost | Visit provider |
|---|---|---|---|---|
INWXRegistry-listed | First year$12.75 | Renewal / yearView price | 2-year costConfirm on provider site | Visit provider |
Price snapshot verified:
USDStandard USD prices, before tax. Promotions, exchange rates and premium names can change your checkout price. These are reviewed snapshots, not live quotes.
Provider details
- Registrar
- Registry-listed
- Transfer
- $0.00
- DNSSEC support for .si
- Explicitly listed by provider
- Payment methods
- Confirm with the provider
- Account & verification
- Register in an account you control; supply accurate registrant details. Confirm any identity checks at checkout.
What the INWX .si page establishes
Register.si lists INWX GmbH, and the reviewed INWX extension page presents .si registration information. Its public USD offer supports the displayed registration field; the readable page does not supply a renewal amount that our parser can independently verify. That is why the two-year total remains unknown instead of copying registration into renewal. INWX’s general domain catalog and its .si-specific page are different evidence: a feature or price for another extension cannot fill a missing .si field.
A free transfer is described as without renewal
INWX’s .si page labels transfer costs as free and specifies that the transfer is without renewal. This distinction matters when comparing an incoming transfer with a fresh registration. The registry likewise says a registrar change does not alter the registration period. Preserve the existing expiration date in your cost calculation, then ask for a separate renewal quote if it falls soon after the move. Confirm the final account currency and tax treatment rather than assuming the storefront headline applies to every customer.
DNSSEC support is stated as DS support
The .si information overview explicitly marks DNSSEC support as DS support. For an externally signed zone, that is a reason to ask about DS publication rather than assuming INWX must host the zone itself. The same overview states a provider change uses an authorization code; obtain that code through your current registrar’s secure process. Keep it out of ordinary public support messages. Before submitting a transfer, record nameservers, account access and renewal details so a successful registrar change does not interrupt a working service.
Before choosing this provider
Check the exact name in the provider’s search, read the recurring renewal amount, and decline optional extras you do not need. Save the receipt and verify that the name is managed in your own account.
How to compare it fairly
Use the same domain, currency and term when comparing quotes. A published promotional registration price is not a renewal promise. Missing pricing or feature fields here mean they were not independently verified, not that a service is absent.