Redemption Grace Period (RGP) Fees

If your domain name has expired, it may still be possible to renew it. Once a domain name has reached its expiry date, it will enter a Grace Period. Domains can be renewed within this period and can be subject to the 'Late Renewal Fee'.

At the end of the Grace Period, if the domain remains unrenewed it enters a period called the Redemption Grace Period (RGP). This is a 0 to 70 day period that begins after a Registrar requests that a Registry deletes a domain. Domains can still be renewed within RGP but in addition to the normal renewal fees an extra Redemption Grace Period (RGP) fee is charged.

Important: Some Registry's have a 0 day Grace Period (for example .eu), so once the domain has expired it enters the RGP process and the RGP fee is charged.

Please note: RGP fees are set by our upstream Registrar/Registry. We have no control over them and we are unable to waive them. The fees shown below exclude VAT and may be subject to currency fluctuations.
If your domain name has been flagged with "pending delete", the domain name can not be renewed and you must wait for the domain name to be deleted before you are able to purchase your domain again.

Please renew your domains automatically or in a timely fashion to avoid any need for the Redemption Grace Period.

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