See what a shared hosting, VPS or cloud plan costs at renewal after the uplift from the first-term offer, plus add-ons and domain renewals.
Enter the first-term annual price, the uplift to the renewal price (work it out from the renewal price shown in your account or terms: renewal ÷ first-term price − 1), any add-ons you will keep and other yearly renewals. The tool adds them: increase = price × uplift % + add-on price × number of add-ons; renewal cost = price + increase + other renewals.
Worked example (illustrative). A business shared hosting plan cost ₹6,000 for the first year on an introductory offer. The renewal price is 60% higher: ₹3,600. Two add-ons (an extra mailbox pack and a backup add-on) at ₹1,200 each add ₹2,400, so the increase is ₹6,000. The domain renewal is ₹1,000. The renewal year costs ₹6,000 + ₹6,000 + ₹1,000 = ₹13,000 before GST, more than double the first bill.
Other uses. For a cloud or VPS plan billed in dollars, use it as an FX and price-change buffer: rupee value of last year's bill, a percentage for expected price and exchange-rate change, and new resources in the add-on fields. Uplifts compound: 10% a year for three years is about 33%, not 30%.
Limits. It does not model multi-year prepay discounts, tiered prices or mid-term price changes. Check the renewal price before buying the first term; see renewal price jumps.
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Why hosting renewals often cost far more than the first-term offer, how to work out the uplift and how to limit it, with an illustrative sum.
