The tariff.
One payment to own the address. A yearly renewal keeps the mailbox alive.
A closed portfolio. Nothing ordinary.
A closed portfolio. No new domains are added; no sold address is ever re-issued.
Nothing can be charged online yet, so an acquisition is completed by hand. Ask the concierge and you will be quoted exactly the figures in this table — the same ones the registry computes for your name.
An address worth keeping.
Your address is an asset. Keep it for life, or ask the concierge to transfer it — it is sold once and never re-issued to anyone else.
Every mailbox runs on Google Workspace — mail, calendar, drive, 30 GB. Nothing for you to maintain.
Migration, setup, forwarding — handled quietly, in Arabic or English.
MESSAGE THE CONCIERGE →Questions about price.
One payment acquires the address outright — it is yours, and it is never re-issued to anyone else. The yearly renewal keeps the mailbox itself running on Google Workspace. Both figures are shown against every domain in the table above, and both are quoted by the registry rather than worked out in your browser.
Short names are the scarce part of the registry, so they carry a rarity premium on top of the domain price. The exact rule in force today — which lengths it applies to and how it is rounded — is printed in the note under the table, straight from the registry, so it stays true if the ladder changes.
Search the name you want and open its page. The registry prices that exact address and shows the acquisition, the first year and VAT as separate lines with the total underneath. That total is the figure the registry computed, not a sum added up on this page.