The same registry price, lower for a while.

From the registry side of the platform. A registry or its distributor lowers the wholesale price on an extension for a period, and we pass the reduction on. They are read live from the provider, so what is on this page is what is actually running, and a promotion that ends disappears from here at the same moment it ends in the cart.

Yes. It is not a headline with conditions underneath. The search, the configurator, the cart and the invoice are priced by one engine reading one price list, and during the promotion that list carries the promotional price. The ordinary price is printed beside every offer so you can see the difference.

The name renews at the extension's ordinary renewal price. That price is shown on the extension itself before you buy, and on the promotions page beside each offer. A promotion changes the first year, not the extension.

The promotion covers the first year. Any further years you add at registration are charged at the ordinary renewal price, and the cart shows both lines separately before you confirm.

Because its promotion has ended. Offers close at midnight UTC on their last day and the page reads the live list, so an extension leaves it the moment it stops being discounted. The ordinary price for that extension is still on the extensions page.

Sometimes. A promotion is defined per extension and per operation — registration, renewal or transfer — and the page labels each row with the operation it applies to. A registration promo does not discount a transfer of the same extension, or the other way round.