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Vouching for Porkbun, which has .com renewals for $9.13/year. The web interface is simple and no-nonsense. I have been using Porkbun for many years for TLDs tha

Vouching for Porkbun, which has .com renewals for $9.13/year. The web interface is simple and no-nonsense. I have been using Porkbun for many years for TLDs that Cloudflare Registrar didn't support, and have never had a problem. https://porkbun.com https://porkbun.com

Spunkie 4y ago
I also use porkbun, also because of cloudflare registrar not supporting some TLDs. One thing that really impressed me was porkbuns phone support. When I transfered in some domains I had some questions about their UI so I gave them a ring, and immediately I was chatting with an extremely competent product engineer. No phone system to navigate, no filtering through L1/L2 "support", no bullshit. I can't remember the last time I've had such a pleasant experience contacting support for a service.
donmcronald 4y ago
My favorite feature [1]: > PASSWORD PROTECTION: Want extra protection on your domain when changing certain features or getting an authorization code? Within the Password Protection section in your domain Details area, you can set a password by selecting the toggle switch "ON." From there you can create a password that will be required to enter when managing certain aspects of the domain. They also support security keys (WebAuthn) [2]. I’ve used them for 3-4 years and have no complaints. I don’t like the handshake stuff, but you can’t blame them for wanting in on that windfall. 1. https://kb.porkbun.com/article/175-domain-details-area-explained https://kb.porkbun.com/article/175-domain-details-area-expla... 2. https://kb.porkbun.com/article/119-how-to-secure-your-account-with-a-physical-security-key-using-webauthn https://kb.porkbun.com/article/119-how-to-secure-your-accoun...
kup0 4y ago
PorkBun is definitely my go-to choice. I've used Namecheap and Hover previously, but PorkBun has been the best experience overall. A very no-BS experience.

Spunkie 4y ago

I also use porkbun, also because of cloudflare registrar not supporting some TLDs. One thing that really impressed me was porkbuns phone support. When I transfered in some domains I had some questions about their UI so I gave them a ring, and immediately I was chatting with an extremely competent product engineer. No phone system to navigate, no filtering through L1/L2 "support", no bullshit. I can't remember the last time I've had such a pleasant experience contacting support for a service.

donmcronald 4y ago

My favorite feature [1]: > PASSWORD PROTECTION: Want extra protection on your domain when changing certain features or getting an authorization code? Within the Password Protection section in your domain Details area, you can set a password by selecting the toggle switch "ON." From there you can create a password that will be required to enter when managing certain aspects of the domain. They also support security keys (WebAuthn) [2]. I’ve used them for 3-4 years and have no complaints. I don’t like the handshake stuff, but you can’t blame them for wanting in on that windfall. 1. https://kb.porkbun.com/article/175-domain-details-area-explained https://kb.porkbun.com/article/175-domain-details-area-expla... 2. https://kb.porkbun.com/article/119-how-to-secure-your-account-with-a-physical-security-key-using-webauthn https://kb.porkbun.com/article/119-how-to-secure-your-accoun...

kup0 4y ago

PorkBun is definitely my go-to choice. I've used Namecheap and Hover previously, but PorkBun has been the best experience overall. A very no-BS experience.