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My experience with Namecheap, Dynadot, Godaddy, Hexonet is, in current times, I prefer Dynadot, then Namecheap, then Hexonet & never Godaddy. I found Dynadot p
by davchana 6y ago
My experience with Namecheap, Dynadot, Godaddy, Hexonet is, in current times, I prefer Dynadot, then Namecheap, then Hexonet & never Godaddy.
I found Dynadot prices very competitive, Namecheap is not shoving ads but dns management is not easy, & is expensive. Hexonet offers way more tlds, have robust search, & retains domains in cart for months if you are not ready. Dynadot record manager is better. Hexonet is expensive.
Godaddy used to be my choice in around 2012-2016, but not any more.
Shameless plug, one of my total three blog posts is about my journey of Domains https://davinder.net/my-journey-with-domains/ https://davinder.net/my-journey-with-domains/
- ted0 6y agoWe are good friends with the folks over at Dynadot!
- m00x 6y agoI found namecheap to be way cheaper in most cases. I was gonna use google's new domain product since I'm a huge Google fanboy, but it ended up being 10x pricier in some cases and the interface isn't as powerful (maybe for the better, but ymmv).
- davchana 6y agoOut of maybe total 10-15 domains I own now, most are .com .net .in .us & a single .one. Com renewal at dynadot is 9, at Namecheap it is 13. transfers are same, around 9. Net renewal is again $11/15 at Dyna/Namecheap. Transfers are same, $11. .in renewals are $7/$12, transfers same $7. I mostly prefers renewals because of inertia of moving nameservers and or other DNS records. I sometime transfer between namecheap and Dynadot. Most of my purchases are multi year. *All prices rounded roughly to nearest dollar. +1 for having same experience at Google, living in Google verse 24/7, but google.domains is expensive.