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25% off Australian Domain Names: $12 for First Year @ Sitefoundry

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25% off Australian Domain Names: $12 for First Year @ Sitefoundry
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Associatedtmp on 15/01/2023 - 12:32 sitefoundry.au (149 clicks)
Last edited 15/01/2023 - 12:33

For a limited time, register any Australian domain name with Sitefoundry for $12 for your first year. That represents a first year saving of 25%.

Domain name pricing

  • .au for $16 $12 for the first year
  • .com.au for $16 $12 for the first year
  • .net.au for $16 $12 for the first year
  • .org.au for $16 $12 for the first year
  • .asn.au for $16 $12 for the first year
  • .id.au for $16 $12 for the first year

Registration fees after your first year

  • .com.au is $19.95 per year at VentraIP
  • .com.au is $21.95 per year at GoDaddy
  • .com.au is $23.99 per year at Webcentral
  • .com.au is $16.00 per year at Sitefoundry

Save an average of 27% on a recurring basis with Sitefoundry.

Terms and conditions

  • Discount applies to the first year of registration only
  • Australian domain names renew at a competitive $16 per year
  • Offer may be withdrawn at any time
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  • b0nd on 15/01/2023 - 13:14
    +3

    Anyone after review? If yes, then I’ve been with them for an year or so, and the support has been superb. The configuration portal is pretty user friendly. Can’t complain about anything.

  • Rajserp on 15/01/2023 - 13:15
    +4

    More expensive than VentraIP for .au
    They still have $8.67/yr with option for 5 years up front at the discount rate.

  • MdMa7 on 15/01/2023 - 21:09
    +1

    Clickhost has .com.au for $9.50… all the time

    https://clickhost.com.au/domain-names

  • Kyle-K on 19/01/2023 - 05:15

    Australian domain names renew at a competitive $16 per year

    Sadly $16 a year is not competitive unfortunately, to find some of the best deals users can always use the OzBargain wiki here and unfortunately the promotional pricing is not really a discount.

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