Who is in control of domain pricing?

[LogenWilson]

Good day, everyone!
I'm new to this forum, and this is my first post. I was curious as to who sets the cost for domains such as.com.

[Matthew McGuire]

Typically, the ICANN is in charge of all renewal fees and such. my registrar, who offers reasonable fees. My.com domains cost me $9.99 each year.

[JHK Vince]

The base wholesale price for.com domain names is usually set by ICANN. We've had several customers comment on the recent hike, but it's a modest increase, and inflation is exploding in other industries around the world, so I'm not surprised they've gone up

[Matthew McGuire]

ICANN > Registry > Registrar > Reseller

[Gary McGain]

ICANN > Registry > Registrar > Reseller

Any increase in one of these components will be reflected in the pricing for the final client.

[Emma Taylor]

So, how does it work if I want a Like.name.of.my.company domain?

[LindyTaylor]

Prices are rising, according to our observations, due to an increase in the taxes that domain registrars pay to CC for registering a single name.