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USD to Naira Domain Price Converter

What a domain costs in Naira today.

How it works

What a domain costs in Naira today

Type a domain or an extension and get the exact Naira price you would pay on MailShrine for the first year, each renewal and a transfer in, next to the USD price. We also show the Naira-per-dollar rate implied by our live .com price so you can convert any other dollar amount yourself. You pay in Naira through Paystack with a local card or bank transfer; no dollar card is needed and there is no separate conversion fee.

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Results appear here after you click Convert to Naira.

How this works

  1. 1

    Load live prices

    We pull MailShrine's current USD and Naira price for every extension from the public pricing API.

  2. 2

    Derive the rate

    Dividing the .com Naira price by its USD price gives the exact rate we charge today, with no guesswork.

  3. 3

    Price your term

    First year at the register price plus renewals for the remaining years, in both currencies, plus any extra amount you typed.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a .com domain in Naira?
It depends on the day's rate, which is why this converter reads the live price rather than quoting a figure. On MailShrine a .com is about $12.99 for the first year, and the Naira amount shown above is exactly what Paystack charges when you select Nigeria at checkout.
Can I buy a domain in Nigeria without a dollar card?
Yes. MailShrine bills in Naira through Paystack, so a normal Naira debit card, bank transfer or USSD works. You never need a dollar card or a virtual dollar account to register or renew.
Why does the Naira price differ from the bank rate?
We fix a Naira price per extension and update it as the market moves, so the implied rate can sit a little above or below the official or parallel rate on any given day. Locking a multi-year term fixes your price regardless.
Is .ng cheaper than .com in Naira?
Usually not; .ng is priced by the Nigerian registry and typically costs more than .com, while .com.ng is cheaper. Run both through the converter to see today's exact figures side by side.
Will my renewal price change with the exchange rate?
Renewals are charged at the Naira renewal price in force on the renewal date, so yes, it can move with the rate. Registering for several years at once is the simplest way to avoid that.

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