We compared five Unstoppable Domains alternatives on features, fees and supported chains, and noted where each one falls short of Unstoppable Domains.
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The closest Unstoppable Domains alternative for a wallet name is ENS, where a 5+ character .eth name costs $5 in ETH per year. Below are five Web3 name services with project cards on this site, compared on renewal model, price per name, chain and who holds the name. Unstoppable Domains itself now sells regular DNS domains as well as Web3 names.
Unstoppable Domains started as a seller of blockchain-based Web3 domains. Its homepage now presents it as an ICANN-accredited registrar and marketplace for regular domains, with .com at $10.67 a year, and says it manages over 1 million domains. Its terms say Web3 domains bought and claimed from it carry no renewal fees. See the full Unstoppable Domains profile →
The homepage leads with ICANN-accredited registrar tools, auctions and a .com at $10.67 a year. If you only want an on-chain wallet name, a dedicated name service may fit better.
Its terms of use (last updated June 10, 2026) warn that Web3 names can collide with names on other blockchains, other naming systems and DNS.
Its DNS price table excludes payment processing fees of about 3%, which depend on the payment method.
The on-chain naming system for Ethereum, with names rented per year instead of bought once. Its homepage lists over 37 million names. Limitation: a lapsed name can be registered by anyone after the 90-day grace period.
A name service deployed on Base and built on the same technology as ENS, priced in ETH by length. Eligible users, such as Coinbase Verification holders, get one 5+ letter name free for a year. Limitation: names are rented yearly, and 3 character names cost 0.1 ETH.
The name service for Solana, linking a .sol name to the wallet that buys it. Payment can be in a chosen token or by card through Coinflow. Limitation: names work only in the Solana ecosystem and its integrations, and 1 to 3 character names cost $640 to $750.
A Web3 registrar with the same no-renewal model, plus custom top-level domains from $79. A TLD owner with a $99 per year royalty license earns up to 50% of each registration under it. Limitation: names need extensions or supporting apps to resolve.
A multi-chain name service that runs .bnb on BNB Chain and .arb on Arbitrum and lets communities launch their own TLDs, with an SDK and API. Limitation: names are rented per year, and its docs do not publish a fixed price table.
For an Ethereum name: ENS at $5 in ETH per year. For Base: Basenames. For Solana: SNS. To keep no renewal fees: Freename.
Pick by chain first. ENS is the default on Ethereum, Basenames on Base, SNS on Solana and SPACE ID for .bnb and .arb. ENS, Basenames and SPACE ID rent names by the year, so budget for renewals.
If the one-time purchase is what you liked about Unstoppable Domains, Freename keeps that model with domains from $5. Keep any Unstoppable name you already own until the new one resolves in the wallets and apps you use.
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ENS for Ethereum, at $5 in ETH per year for a 5+ character .eth name. On Base, Basenames; on Solana, SNS.
Yes. Freename sells Web3 domains from $5 with no renewal fees, except the .CHZ extension, which requires renewals.
Yes. Its terms still cover Web3 domains with no renewal fees, but its homepage now leads with ICANN-accredited DNS registration, with .com at $10.67 a year.
A 5+ character .eth name costs $5 in ETH per year. A 5+ character .sol name costs $20, per the SNS docs.
Basenames gives one free 5+ letter name for one year to eligible users, such as Coinbase Verification holders. One discount per address.
Sources: Unstoppable Domains: Homepage, Unstoppable Domains: Terms of use, Unstoppable Domains: Domain pricing. Data as of Sep 26, 2026.
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