Akky

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

Yes, on the evidence of its own storefront: a Spanish interface, .com.mx among the namespaces offered, and a MXN price printed with its VAT treatment on 2026-09-29.

Namespaces on its own page

.mx.com.mx.com.gob.mx.edu.mx

What its page printed

".com.mx ... $249 MXN por 1 año" (banner "Tu .COM.MX por 1 año $249.00 MXN"); ".mx 50% de descuento $689 MXN $344.50 MXN por 1 año"; "Promoción vigente del 1 al 30 de Septiembre, 2026. 50% de descuento en registro de dominios por 1 año. No aplica en renovaciones ... Las tarifas se encuentran en pesos mexicanos e incluyen IVA."

Read from https://www.akky.mx/servicios/dominios 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.

How the Mexico storefronts were read

The registry's accredited-registrar finder at dominios.mx was read country by country (173 registrars, 110 in Mexico) and eight sellers from it were opened in a real browser. .com.mx was used as the primary namespace because more storefronts price it with a tax statement than .mx. Three give comparable prices with tax treatment: Akky ($249 MXN incl. IVA), Hospedando.mx ($119.90 first year, $319.90 renewal, plus IVA) and OK Hosting ($750 first year, $1,430 renewal, incl. IVA). NEUBOX and DonWeb print pesos without tax wording; HostDime returned 502, uServers 405 and GoDaddy a 403 bot wall. On 2026-10-15 the remaining 165 registrars on NIC México's list that publish a website were opened, so every registrar on the list with a published website has now been tried: 136 were read, 29 could not be, and 5 more print a comparable .com.mx price.