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Annual cost is the yearly domain fee plus twelve months of hosting and extras, and the projection multiplies that by the number of years. Introductory hosting rates typically renew two or three times higher, so projecting three years at the renewal price is the honest comparison.
Annual cost
annual = domain per year + 12 x (hosting + extras per month)
annual = domain per year + 12 x (hosting + extras per month). Annual cost is the yearly domain fee plus twelve months of hosting and extras, and the projection multiplies that by the number of years.
Introductory hosting rates typically renew two or three times higher, so projecting three years at the renewal price is the honest comparison.
Enter domain renewal per year, hosting per month, cdn and extras per month, years to project. The defaults shown are a realistic worked example — swap in your own figures to get a result you can use.