BAEHOST
.com.ar registrar in Argentina, read from its own storefront on 2026-09-29
Accreditation not checkable
Can a member of the public buy a .com.ar here?
Not established. .com.ar was not among the namespaces on the page read on 2026-09-29. That is a fact about the page we read, not a finding that the registrar does not sell it.
Why it is not ranked
The page read prints no prices.
Namespaces on its own page
No namespace list could be read from the page.
What its page printed
English domain page with no prices in the saved text and no .com.ar figure.
Read from https://baehost.com/domain-names on 2026-09-29. A storefront read establishes the language, the currency and the figure the page printed that day. It does not establish support quality, uptime or what a renewal will cost next year.
Why it is on the Argentina page
A reseller: NIC Argentina sells .com.ar itself, and this seller's own page was read for it.
How the Argentina storefronts were read
Seven storefronts were opened in a real browser: NIC Argentina itself and six retail sellers (no registry list exists). NIC Argentina prints .com.ar at $8.500 but with a bare dollar sign and no tax wording; DonWeb prints Pesos Argentinos without IVA wording; Neolo prices .com.ar in US dollars; Hostinger's Argentine page prices in ARS "sin IVA" but lists no .com.ar. GoDaddy returned an HTTP 403 bot wall. No storefront gave a comparable standing .com.ar price with tax treatment, so none is ranked.
FAQ
Is BAEHOST accredited to sell .com.ar?
What does BAEHOST charge for a .com.ar domain?
Has this site tested BAEHOST?
Sources
- BAEHOST's own storefront, read 2026-09-29
- Accredited registrar directory, every company on a country registry's list
- Argentina page, every .com.ar storefront read, ranked by printed price
- /data/local-storefronts.json, this record, machine-readable
- /methodology/, why untested registrars carry no score