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Enom reseller pricing structure changes

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Tommy Ward
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Enom pricing is based on a tiered structure. Our four tiers pricing structure offers resellers more significant discounts by rewarding strong performance and growth. Instead of offering a single price point for each TLD, we’ll provide discounted pricing based on new domain registration volume, and annual domain spend. This tiered pricing model makes our pricing more flexible while maintaining a high level of transparency.

Pricing plan requirements

 Pricing plan

 Minimum Requirements *

 Discount

 Silver
  • None
  • None

 Gold
  • Annual spend on domains: $5,000
  • Annual number of new domain registrations /transfers: 100
  • Discounts off the Silver Plan price on all generic TLDs.
  • No discounts on geographic TLDs.

 Platinum
  • Annual spend on domains: $50,000
  • Annual number of new domain registrations/transfers: 500
  • Further discounts off the Silver Plan price on all generic TLDs.
  • No discounts on geographic TLDs.

 Platinum+
  • Annual spend on domains: $100,000
  • Annual number of new domain registrations/transfers: 1,000
  • Greatest discounts off the Silver Plan price on all generic TLDs.
  • No discounts on geographic TLD.

* WHOIS privacy spend will not count towards annual domain spend. Only new registrations and domain transfers will count towards the annual transaction threshold. Each registration or transfer counts as 1 transaction, regardless of the number of registration years.

How does our pricing work?

We know that you depend on consistency in our pricing to run your business. Our model guarantees your placement in your current plan until the next assessment, removing any risk that you will have to change plans during this time.

Enom offers a single price for all geoTLDs. Generic TLD prices are discounted depending on your pricing plan.

Generic TLDs
  • gTLDs such as .COM, and .ONLINE. have broad appeal.
  • ccTLDs like .ME, .TV, and .IO are more often chosen by end-users for their generic meaning rather than their relation to a specific geographic region.

Geographic TLDs
  • ccTLDs like .UK, .CA, and .DE
  • gTLD extensions like .LONDON, .AMSTERDAM and .NYC, all of which cater to a specific region.

Determining your plan

Your plan has been determined based on your number of new domain registrations and transfers, and annual domain spends between January 1 and December 31 for the year prior.

Annual review

At the end of every calendar year, we’ll automatically conduct a performance assessment to determine your pricing plan for the following calendar year. We’ll look at the total domain spend and the total number of new domain registrations and transfers between January 1 and December 31, and we'll adjust your pricing accordingly.

Note: Your new pricing plan will go into effect on April 1 of the new calendar year, and we always provide you at least 30 days notice of any change to your pricing tier.

Resellers with sub-reseller accounts

If your pricing is changing, you will have to update your own pricing for sub-resellers accordingly.

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