Website.ws .WS Premium Domain [...], $ (on request) on Domains

Pricing model
- Premium names are listed as negotiated per domain for both the initial registration fee and additional years
- This indicates that certain special names are priced individually rather than using a published fixed rate
What makes a name premium
- Premium status is described as applying to some special names that are more expensive, typically reflecting scarcity, desirability, or classification under registry policies
- Because pricing is negotiated, availability and commercial terms are expected to be confirmed for each specific name before purchase is finalized
Administration and billing workflow
- Even though the fee is negotiated, the registration is still administered within the same account framework, with invoice-based billing and ongoing management in the customer account area
- Once invoiced, payment is completed through the account using the accepted payment methods
Payment and refund posture
- Accepted payment methods are described as PayPal, major credit/debit cards, and bank wire transfer
- Fees are described as generally non-refundable, including renewals, so premium-name purchases should be treated as committed transactions rather than trial purchases
Renewal expectations
- Additional years are also negotiated, which means renewal rates may differ from standard registrations and should be confirmed as part of the premium-name negotiation
- Renewal can be automatic unless disabled, and maintaining accurate registrant contact information is described as important for continuity
Policy notes
- Reserved/restricted name rules and post-registration review concepts can apply across registrations; where a registered name is later determined to be unsuitable under policy, the registrant may be asked to register another name or request a refund of the registration fee as described in the applicable policy framework
Practical positioning
- The extension is positioned as working like a .com-style domain globally; premium status affects price and acquisition process, not the fundamental domain functionality

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.