I just tried to check the pricing of domains at cloudflare and they just don’t have a list. You need to transfer a domain to see the price. So I will probably stay with inwx for the time being.
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Cloudflare is also upping prices. Since Cloudflare sells domains at cost, I expect domain prices have simply increased.
I just tried to check the pricing of domains at cloudflare and they just don’t have a list. You need to transfer a domain to see the price. So I will probably stay with inwx for the time being.
It’s accessible here, but I believe you have to log in to view it: https://dash.cloudflare.com/d7138cf214ac65bec690a57a66bb66ec/domains/pricing
Edit: Here is a screenshot of the page https://imgur.com/a/wL0bEde
Aside from the obvious fighting and bidding over an already claimed single domain name, what factors into the inherent pricing of a domain?
Wholesalers squeezing buyers because they can.
The domain registry (basically owner of the domain ending) sets the price.
Edit: Though it should be mentioned there’s a power above them (ICANN) that has to approve the price.