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I've been very happy with MarkMonitor. They have good customer service, a good reputation, and best of all, they auto-renew domains and send an invoice. That me
by snowwrestler 8y ago
I've been very happy with MarkMonitor. They have good customer service, a good reputation, and best of all, they auto-renew domains and send an invoice. That means that the failure mode is "domain is renewed, I owe them a check."
If your domains are riding on a credit card, you potentially have a failure mode of "card was declined, my domain did not renew, everything is down."
- barkingcat 8y agoand then someone steals the domain out from under you and you'll need to pay in bitcoins to get it back.
- sandGorgon 8y agoHow much does markmonitor cost ? There is no pricing anywhere.
- Karupan 8y agoI’m guessing that’s an indication that it’s prohibitively expensive for small organisations?
- chris 8y agoBack in 2014 they wanted a $10k/yr minimum.
- snowwrestler 8y agoMy invoices say $20/yr per .com; other TLDs are more expensive. Because we have a ton of domains we spend over $20k a year with them. I'm sure there is a minimum but I don't know what it is these days. I would not say MarkMonitor is a tool for startups. It's a tool for organizations that would lose a lot if they lost a domain. I bet Zoho wishes they could go back in time and spend $10k to avoid this problem they had.