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I recently transferred my domains to Google Domains. I tried serveral registrars over the years (Namecheap, GoDaddy, etc), but was tired of them trying to upsel
by guiambros 9y ago
I recently transferred my domains to Google Domains. I tried serveral registrars over the years (Namecheap, GoDaddy, etc), but was tired of them trying to upsell me on a bunch of stuff I didn't want, plus their cluttered UI. So far working great; straightforward interface, fair pricing.
I still use Cloudflare as my DNS provider, mostly for its additional features.
ps: disclaimer: I work at Google, but not on the Domains team, and no relationship other than as a personal customer.
- saagarjha 9y agoI don't work at Google and I use Google Domains, so there's that. $12.00 a year, no nagging, and I can do some nice things like email forwarding for a hundred email address from the domain and the ability to share administration with other people à la Google Docs. Just point a A record at GitHub and you get Pages to host there too.
- everettcaleb 9y agoI use Google Domains for work and personal stuff. It works, rates are reasonable, GSuite integration is nice, and I can administer DNS easily until I need to scale to a better DNS provider.
- h1d 9y agoFor all the services Google does, they have other motives than provide the said services which makes me uncomfortable using them.