What is the minimum and maximum registration or renewal period for a domain?

The minimum registration period for a domain is 1 year, and the maximum varies between 1 and 10 years, depending on the extension.

Views 670Updated 1 anPublished on 13/12/2018by Mark D.

The minimum registration period for domains in the vast majority of cases is 1 year.
The upper limit varies depending on the extension, some allowing registration for a period of up to 10 years, while others allowing only the annual period.
For additional information, you can consult the page Terms Domains.

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