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Google Domains (if you're in the US) or AWS Route 53. They cost about the same ($12/year for most domains, including private registration) but AWS charges extra
by ndabas 11y ago
Google Domains (if you're in the US) or AWS Route 53. They cost about the same ($12/year for most domains, including private registration) but AWS charges extra (about $6/year) if you host your DNS with Route 53 as well.
- kartman 11y agoI posted till a bit further down: DO NOT use google as a registrar. They suck. I just finished transferring my domains out of google to namecheap. We are a legitimate, normal business. They unilaterally banned our site and took it down - with no access to transfer it out. Their technical team does not give a response in a timely manner. Our small startup's site was down for 8 days!! If you would like to avoid our experience - never use Google registrar. Now, I am reconsidering use of Google Apps or anything else from them for businesses.