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Cost to become Registrar?
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Thanks Edwin. That just seems to be the accreditation with ICANN.
You have an agreement with Verisign (the Registry) to consider also.
The back-end is a another cost to factor, are their any turnkey solutions?
Just wondering if anyone has done it before and what the tally was.
You have an agreement with Verisign (the Registry) to consider also.
The back-end is a another cost to factor, are their any turnkey solutions?
Just wondering if anyone has done it before and what the tally was.
Thanks.
Cheers.
£400-£500 mark. Plus your time and whatever back-end systems you build or outsource.
http://www.nominet.org.uk/registrars/fees/feeschedule/
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http://www.domainbox.com
These guys just followed me on twitter; looking at their website they seem to offer a solution.
These guys just followed me on twitter; looking at their website they seem to offer a solution.
Thanks, looks to be a Re-seller solution connected with Mesh Digital aka Domain Monster.
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To make a decent stab at being an ICANN accredited registrar you'd want to be starting with at least a quarter of a million quid - based on being a consumer facing company. If you were just thinking of doing it just to house your own portfolio it wouldn't be worth it (certainly if you were starting from scratch).
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