Website.ws .WS 1-Character Domain [...], $ (on request) on Domains

Pricing model
- Domain names containing just one character to the left of .ws are listed as negotiated per domain for both initial registration and additional years
- This indicates the price is not a fixed public rate and depends on the specific character and the operator's pricing decision
How negotiation typically fits the process
- The product is still a domain registration within the same account system, but the commercial terms are handled through a negotiated workflow rather than a fixed-price checkout
- Billing and account management features described elsewhere (invoices, preferred payment method, and online administration) still apply once the negotiated fee is established and billed
Payment and billing posture
- Accepted payment methods are described as PayPal, major credit/debit cards, and bank wire transfer
- Fees are described as generally non-refundable in the service terms, so the negotiated fee should be treated as committed once invoiced and processed
Renewal expectations
- Additional years are also negotiated, which can mean renewal pricing may not match standard renewal rates and should be confirmed at the time of agreement
- Renewal can be automatic unless disabled, and keeping account contact details current is presented as important to avoid disruption or loss of the registration
Policy considerations for ultra-short names
- One-character domains are inherently scarce and therefore treated as a special category, similar to premium names, where availability, acceptability, and commercial terms can be evaluated on a case-by-case basis
- Reserved/restricted name rules and post-registration review concepts may still apply; if a name is later found unsuitable under policy, the registrant may be asked to select another name or request a refund of the registration fee as described in the relevant policy framework
Use and positioning
- Technically, the extension is positioned as working like a .com-style domain; the negotiated aspect reflects scarcity and classification rather than a different DNS or hosting capability

All amounts are listed in USD and the registry positions .WS as a globally accessible domain extension that works like .com and is administered through an online account with operations based in the United States.