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Ethereum Name Service
ENSv2 to raise .eth prices and cut grace period to 28 days

ENS detailed the pricing and grace-period changes arriving with ENSv2. The annual price for 5+ character names rises from $5 to $8, while base prices for 3- and 4-character names stay unchanged. A new multi-year discount applies across all name lengths: 12.5% off for 2 years, ~31% off for 3–5 years, ~44% off for 6+ years, calculated on the years added in a single registration or renewal transaction — so 6 years on a 5+ name costs $27 (about $4.50/year) versus $8 for one year. - The grace period for expired names drops from 90 days to 28 days; under ENSv2, names in grace won't resolve, can't be transferred, and their records can't be edited, but can be recovered by renewing at the normal price. - Names migrating to ENSv2 get 62 days added to their expiration date to preserve the original grace-period end, so existing holders don't lose time. - The changes passed an ENS DAO social vote and are bundled into the executable proposal the DAO is now voting on to activate ENSv2 on mainnet (thread).


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