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At least it is for 10 domains, but that doesn't make it worth moving to them. Give me 10 domains for free and you may have a deal. I am thinking about switchin
by Koldark 16y ago
At least it is for 10 domains, but that doesn't make it worth moving to them. Give me 10 domains for free and you may have a deal.
I am thinking about switching to Hover. TWiT has been pimping them lately. I don't see that hidden expense that this place has.
- thibaut_barrere 16y agoMy understanding is that domain buying is not the primary goal of dnsimple; rather, it's an API to make it easier to deal with DNS. See the screencast here: https://dnsimple.com/intro https://dnsimple.com/intro And API doc here: https://dnsimple.com/documentation/api https://dnsimple.com/documentation/api
- aeden 16y agoWhile you will see any and all expenses before you are able to transfer (since you have to select a hosted DNS plan before you can transfer) I agree that I should make it a bit more obvious. I've added a note to the promotional page indicating that you will need to subscribe as well, with plans starting at $3 per month. Regarding free domains, if I ever get to the point where I can sell domains as a loss-leader then I'd consider it, but almost every domain has a base cost, including ICANN fees and then markup from accredited registrars who offer reselling, and giving away something for nothing just doesn't make much sense to me unless there is a massive upside.