GoDaddy Renewal Promo Codes

GoDaddy Renewal Coupons Updated for June 2023:

• For promo codes on new GoDaddy products, please visit our main GoDaddy promo code page.

Unpopular or Expired GoDaddy Coupons:

• These promo codes are expired, but feel free to try them out.

Transfer Coupon Codes:

Some of you may be all fed up with the lack of renewal codes flying around right now, and are willing to transfer your domain out to other budget-friendly domain registrars like Namecheap. Well, these promo codes will help you to save on domain transfers.

For all of our regular GoDaddy promo codes you can click here. We also have promo codes for: Web Hosting, SSL certificates, and VPS Hosting (promo codes that work for shared hosating don’t work for VPS hosting plans, and vice versa).

If you have lots of domain names under your management, then we recommend that you join GoDaddy’s new “Discount Domain Club”. Essentially you join their club for $7.50/month (we have a code for 33% off club membership in our list below) and you get exclusive offers and discounts for your domain names. In case you’re wondering why we don’t just join the club, take the codes, and then give them to you: well, we tried that. The codes only work for people who are in GoDaddy’s VIP club. If you only have one or two domains, then the discount domain club doesn’t really matter all that much.

1. Important Note: GoDaddy has discontinued many of their promo codes related to renewals. However there are some renewal coupons and all-purpose coupon codes that will still work.
2. Again, we’re very sorry about GoDaddy’s recent decision to suspend all renewal promo codes. We will still try to give you all the best promo codes that will work for GoDaddy customers like you who are in this situation.

Godaddy Renewal FAQ:

How Long Should I Renew My Domain For?

• You can renew your domain name for as little as 1 more year to as much as 5 more years. If you find a great promo code (like the ones provided above!), then it might be more cost-effective to lock in the discounted price for up to five years. Five years is the maximum you can register a domain name.

• • GoDaddy Hub:

    Welcome to our GoDaddy Hub! All of our promo codes are tested daily to ensure that they are working.

    We work closely with GoDaddy to make sure we have the best codes available.

    If you’re looking for specific codes, we have them sorted into specialized pages for your convenience:

    • Main Promo Codes Page
    • Hosting Coupons
    • Renewal Coupons
    • SSL Coupons
    • VPS Coupons
    • GoDaddy UK promo codes

    Helpful Tutorials for Godaddy Users:

    • How to Install WordPress on Godaddy
    • Godaddy Down? Here’s What To Do.
    • How To Transfer a Domain Between Godaddy Accounts.

Does Renewal Length Affect SEO (search engine optimization)?

• There’s a belief out there that locking in your domain name for a few years signals to Google and other search engines that your website is focused on quality, and won’t be a spammy ‘here today, gone tomorrow’ type of website. GoDaddy has said that it’s not a factor in your search results. Renewing your domain for multiple years is definitely much more convenient, but it’s won’t increase your search engine rankings.

My Domain Name Just Expired. Can I Still Renew It?

• After countless hours searching, we combed over GoDaddy’s rules for expired domain names, and we’ll lay them all out here. First, if you turn off GoDaddy’s default “auto-renew” feature, and your domain name expires, you have an 18 day grace period where you can still renew it for no extra cost. Why 18 days? We have no idea.
• After 18 days, you can still renew your domain name, but there will be an $80 redemption fee (ouch!). This period lasts from day 18 to day 42. After day 42, your domain name will then go into a public auction where anyone can bid on the domain name. You can get the domain name back by bidding on it, but you will need to outbid everyone else. This is a very risky way to get your domain name back.

If My Domain Name Has Expired, Can It Still Be Transferred?

• According to ICANN regulations, if your domain name has just expired, you can still transfer your domain name if it is expired. So if you want to switch domain registrars, you don’t have to pay for renewal at your old domain registrar before transferring it over to your new registrar.

Is It Better To Renew One Domain Name At a Time or Renew Multiple Domains?

• Most of the time, you will save more if you renew multiple domains at the same time. Many GoDaddy codes have a “minimum purchase”, and the more you buy, the higher the percentage of savings. So renewing a few domain names (and other products like hosting and website builders) at the same time will create more savings. Just don’t let your domain names expire while you’re waiting, or you may get hit with that terrible “redemption fee” we mentioned earlier.

When I Renew, Can I Change The Domain Name from WWW to non-WWW?

• You don’t have to wait for renewal to do this. In fact, you can do it at anytime. Just go to Domain Manager: Manage DNS and you’ll see the CNAME record about halfway down the page. Make sure that the “WWW” points to “@” (see image below) and then both the WWW and non-WWW versions of your URL will work just fine.
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Someone Bought My Domain Name via Auction. Can I Still Get It Back?

• This actually happened once. I purchased a domain name via auction, and a few days later I received a phone call from the previous owner. It was a small company and they had unknowingly let their domain name expire. I transferred it back to them, and they were very grateful. I didn’t pay very much for it, so I didn’t ask for any compensation.
• But this situation depends on the kindness of the domain purchaser. They hold all the cards. After they purchase the domain, their contact details can be accessed via the WHOIS database. You can contact them and ask for the domain name back. But it is entirely up to them whether they decide to help you out or not. They may ask for a lot of money, or just flat out refuse to return it. That’s why you should make sure you renew your domain name early (or renew for multiple years) so that you never have to be in this situation.

Around the Web:

• Twitter – Follow GoDaddy on Twitter for the latest news, promotions, and helpful articles from around the web. GoDaddy is attempting to re-brand itself as a responsible company, so these articles are actually useful posts for website owners.
• Facebook – GoDaddy has over 500,000 Facebook followers. If you follow them on Twitter, you may want to also follow them on Facebook. They don’t just republish the same stuff across platforms. There is unique content here that you will not see anywhere else.

Where are GoDaddy’s Datacenters Located?

• Since GoDaddy is the largest hosting company in the world, they have datacenters all over the world. However, most North American traffic is handled in Scottsdale, Arizona.