WNPower

Can a member of the public buy a .com.ar here?

Yes, on the evidence of its own storefront: a Spanish interface, .com.ar among the namespaces offered, and a ARS price printed with its VAT treatment on 2026-10-26.

Namespaces on its own page

.com.ar.com.info.online.store

What its page printed

"Un dominio .COM cuesta AR$ 28,500, un .COM.AR AR$ 11,400, un .dominio .INFO AR$ 22,211"; "Todos los precios están expresados en moneda local y no incluyen IVA."

Read from https://www.wnpower.com/pricing/ on 2026-10-26. 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.

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. On 2026-10-20/21 the storefront that could not be read was opened again in a browser that waits longer for pages built by script, reads framed pages and follows a redirect from plain http to https: it still could not be read. On 2026-10-26, 7 storefronts were read by hand, looking for a page that states the tax treatment of its .com.ar price: 7 were added and 0 re-read, and the number with a comparable .com.ar price went from 0 to 3.