Simple, Transparent Pricing

How many domains does a tiered campaign need?

A catch-all domain never fills up: the address space is unlimited by definition, so a single GSA SER instance can run on a single domain indefinitely. Domains become worth separating when projects do. The usual arrangement is one domain per tier: the tier-1 contextual campaign on a .one or .com whose reputation you protect, and the high-volume lower tiers on cheap .xyz domains or subdomains that can be swapped without consequence.

The point of splitting is containment. When an aggressive lower tier gets a domain flagged on some platform, that flag sits on a $0.49 subdomain instead of the domain your money pages depend on. Because provisioning is automatic, a replacement is live minutes after you order it, so the practical answer for most people is: start with one, and add a domain the moment two projects would otherwise share it.

How term discounts work

Pick 1, 3, 6 or 9 months on the switcher above and every price on the page recalculates. Three months takes 10% off the monthly rate, six months 20%, nine months 30%, and nine months is the longest term we sell in one order. The figure on each card is the discounted monthly rate; the line underneath is the total actually charged, once, at the start of the term.

The discount is applied to the rate rather than refunded later, so a nine-month Standard .one domain works out at $3.14 a month instead of $4.49. Nine months is also the ceiling on how far ahead a domain can be reserved, which keeps the pool honest: nobody can park a good name for years while it sits unused.

How paying from your balance works

Crypto pays for your balance; your balance pays for subscriptions. You top up with USDT or USDC on TRC-20, BEP-20 or Polygon, anywhere from $5 to $1000 per transaction, with zero commission added on our side, and the payment processor credits your account as soon as the transfer confirms on chain, usually within a few minutes.

After that, buying a domain, adding a plan or renewing one is a single click that debits the balance. Nothing recurring is stored, nothing charges you automatically, and there is no card on file to leak or to expire in the middle of a campaign. When a subscription reaches the end of its 7-day grace period, renewing is instant as long as the balance covers it.

Why there are no cards, PayPal or monthly invoices

Card processors require exactly the information this service exists to avoid: a legal name, a billing address and a bank that can reverse a payment months later. Accepting them would mean running identity checks on customers who came here specifically so that nobody has to know who they are. Stablecoins settle in minutes, cost almost nothing to send on TRC-20 or Polygon, cannot be charged back, and leave no paper trail tying a domain to a person. That trade, a couple of minutes of on-chain confirmation in exchange for no identity check at all, is the entire point.