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Gandi.net have been great. Control panel is techie-friendly, and support seems unbeatable. Their "no bullshit" tagline seems to work. You don't get a ton of ups
by anexprogrammer 10y ago
Gandi.net have been great. Control panel is techie-friendly, and support seems unbeatable. Their "no bullshit" tagline seems to work. You don't get a ton of upsells either.
I used to be OK with Namecheap but the Web 2 redesign makes doing most things a pain.
- sofaofthedamned 10y agoI use both Namecheap and Gandi, a couple of my observations: 1. Namecheap has a really low API limit which caused me problems when using the DNS challenge to renew Let's Encrypt certificates. 2. Their API has to have clients whitelisted by IP, which is a pain when renewing a LE cert from a dynamic home IP. 3. Agreed, their redesign is awful. I used Gandi recently to get around these restrictions and: 1. Their web UI is truly awful and confusing 2. They don't have the same IP or rate limiting restrictions on the API 3. Their versioning of zones is a bit confusing 4. Their propagation seems to take an age longer than Namecheap. When the latter worked each LE challenge took a couple of minutes, with Gandi it's more like 20 minutes each.