Internetbs.net .com, $ 13.45/yr. on Domains
.com has been added on May 10, 2026, Aggregate Rating (1.8 out of 10 from 4 reviews)
Ocean Centre, Montagu Foreshore, East Bay Street
Nassau , NEW PROVIDENCE BS
| 💳 Payment Methods : | Credit / Debit / Prepaid CardsPayPal |
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| 🔨 Control Panel : | [In-house] |
| 🔧 Category : | DNS |
| ✍️ Support Options : | Help DeskLive Chat |
| ⚑ Targeting : | BS UK |
See also initial .com plan location on their website!
*📜 Plan description
The .COM domain registration product covers one .com domain name with registration priced at USD 13.45 per year, transfer priced at USD 13.45, and renewal priced at USD 14.25 after the first term. It is intended for customers who need a mainstream global domain extension for business, personal, portfolio, application, agency, or reseller use. The domain service is managed through the Internet.bs in-house account area and can be combined with DNS management, URL forwarding, email forwarding, WHOIS privacy where supported, and external domain management. Other common TLD examples previously identified for the same price page include .net at USD 14.85 registration, USD 16.99 renewal, and USD 16.50 transfer; .org at USD 12.99 registration, USD 15.45 renewal, and USD 14.99 transfer; .info at USD 32.99 registration, USD 45.49 renewal, and USD 45.49 transfer; .io at USD 66.95 registration, USD 69.95 renewal, and USD 69.95 transfer; .co at USD 34.99 registration, USD 45.99 renewal, and USD 34.99 transfer; and .xyz at USD 3.99 registration, USD 24.99 renewal, and USD 24.99 transfer.
Internet.bs is primarily a domain registrar and domain management provider, with domain search and checkout integrated into the account workflow. The service is appropriate for domain owners, developers, agencies, and resellers needing simple registration, transfer, DNS, forwarding, portfolio management, and API-style workflows. Payment is supported through card and PayPal options shown in the site footer, and the domain/account interface is handled through the provider's own management area. The broader product catalog can be paired with web hosting, SSL certificates, and email-related services when the customer wants a small online presence from the same provider.
Internet.bs is primarily a domain registrar and domain management provider, with domain search and checkout integrated into the account workflow. The service is appropriate for domain owners, developers, agencies, and resellers needing simple registration, transfer, DNS, forwarding, portfolio management, and API-style workflows. Payment is supported through card and PayPal options shown in the site footer, and the domain/account interface is handled through the provider's own management area. The broader product catalog can be paired with web hosting, SSL certificates, and email-related services when the customer wants a small online presence from the same provider.
📄 Editorial Review
Internet.bs is a Bahamas-based domain registrar and hosting add-on provider operated by Internet Domain Service BS Corp. The company has roots going back to 2003, with Marco Rinaudo connected as the founder, and it became part of CentralNic Group in 2014. CentralNic later rebranded into Team Internet Group (teaminternet.com), so Internet.bs now sits inside a larger international domain-services structure rather than operating as an isolated registrar.The company is primarily a domain registration business, not a full infrastructure hosting company. Its best use case is domain ownership, portfolio management, DNS control, transfers, privacy protection, forwarding, SSL, simple web hosting, email hosting, and reseller/API workflows. This makes Internet.bs especially relevant for domain investors, agencies, developers, small businesses, and customers managing many domain names across different extensions.
Their main services include domain registration, domain transfers, WHOIS privacy where supported, DNS management, URL forwarding, email forwarding, reseller/domain API access, web hosting, email hosting, SSL certificates, and domain portfolio tools. The domain side is clearly stronger than the hosting side. Internet.bs is useful when domains are the center of the account and hosting is needed only as a practical add-on.
For hosting, Internet.bs offers shared web hosting based on SSD storage and cPanel. Plans are suitable for personal websites, small business websites, blogs, and simpler e-commerce projects. The hosting line includes limits for disk space, transfer, databases, hosted domains, one-click installations, and mailboxes, depending on plan level. Older product data on WHTop lists shared hosting plans such as Economy, Premium, Business, and Ultimate, with annual billing, cPanel, SSD storage, and a 99% uptime network guarantee.
The company also offers Email Hosting with spam and virus protection, major email-client compatibility, and webmail-style access. SSL certificates are available separately, including standard and wildcard SSL products.
Internet.bs has a strong international orientation. The website supports multiple languages, including English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Romanian, Russian, Turkish, and Chinese. Pricing can also be shown in multiple currencies such as USD, EUR, GBP, CAD, AUD, and JPY, which is useful for international domain buyers.
The weakest point is that Internet.bs does not look like a modern full-stack hosting provider. No clear current product line was identified for VPS, Dedicated Servers, Cloud Servers, Colocation, or managed infrastructure. Customers who need advanced hosting infrastructure, server-level customization, high-availability architecture, or named datacenter selection will probably outgrow Internet.bs quickly. For domains, DNS, forwarding, SSL, email, and basic cPanel hosting, the service remains practical.
With a dormant blog, limited activity across other social channels, a missing LinkedIn account, and an unchanged product listing since December 2018 according to WHTop product monitoring, internetbs.net shows clear signs of reduced commercial and public activity. This lack of visible development suggests that the company may be moving toward a largely inactive operational profile. As a result, it appears less reliable for current business use, especially for customers who require an actively maintained provider with strong transparency, modern communication channels, and regularly updated services.