Rate sheet · updated 12 Sept 2026

What it actually costs to run things on the internet.

Renewal prices, three-year totals and registrar margins over wholesale, for domains, hosting, VPS, cloud, GPUs, storage, egress and LLM APIs. Open data, refreshed daily, every number with a source and a date.

Ten things that cost money

Every section is the same promise: the real price, the date it was checked, and the page it came from.

This week

What the data says this week

$0.50
Cheapest VPS / month
$1.63
Cheapest H100 / hour
$0.022
Cheapest 1M tokens
80×
Worst renewal jump (.website)

5,221 price rows, refreshed 12 Sept 2026.

Biggest first-year traps

Where the renewal costs the most relative to the price that got you in the door.

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TLDs with the largest renewal to first-year ratio — checked 12 Sept 2026
Source

Last checked . Methodology

Where picking wrong costs most

The same GPU, the same hour, across providers. The spread is what you pay for not checking.

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Open data

Every table here is a file you can download

One JSON file per section, licensed CC BY 4.0, with a source URL and a check date on every row. Use it, chart it, argue with it.

Price rows
5,221
Providers
48
Countries
54

Download the data

What the registry actually charges

Every TLD has a wholesale price set by its registry. This is the margin the cheapest registrar still takes on top of it.

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Wholesale from registry and ICANN filings, including the $0.18 ICANN fee. Methodology