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Worldwide default against the United States country code. .us is cheaper in the first year, and over three years (SAR 81.97 against SAR 156.84).
From our current price list, in SAR. +VAT 5% where applicable. The order form always shows the price before you pay.
| Price | .com | .us |
|---|---|---|
| First year | SAR 52.28 | SAR 19.35Lower |
| Renews at (per year) | SAR 52.28 | SAR 31.31Lower |
| Transfer inUsually adds a year to the registration. | SAR 52.28 | SAR 29.21Lower |
| 3 years in totalFirst year plus two renewals. | SAR 156.84 | SAR 81.97Lower |
| Price rise after year one | None | +62% |
Type a name without an extension and pick .com or .us; we check availability live. First-year prices in SAR.
The original commercial extension (1985) and the one people type by default.
The country code of the United States.
What applies before and after you register. We confirm anything special before you pay.
Short answer: not for rankings. Content, links and site speed decide where you rank; the extension mostly affects trust, memorability and which country search engines assume you serve.
A generic extension: no ranking advantage or penalty on its own. Search engines rank the content and the links, and let you target any country.
A country code: search engines read it as a signal that the site is meant for the United States. That helps local results there, but makes it a weaker choice for a worldwide audience.
Myth check: no extension gets a hidden ranking bonus, and keyword extensions (like .shop or .tech) do not rank better for that keyword. Switching an established site to a new extension costs time while search engines re-learn it, so choose well up front.
Based on what each extension signals to visitors and its three-year cost at today’s prices.
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