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iirc, custom DNS at CF refers to using your own subdomains as name servers for CF instead of the regular *.ns.cloudflare.com. Basically a form of whitelabelling

iirc, custom DNS at CF refers to using your own subdomains as name servers for CF instead of the regular *.ns.cloudflare.com. Basically a form of whitelabelling. Specifying 3rd party name servers as your domain’s name server was (still is?) not possible with Cloudflare Registrar. (Disclaimer: I work there)

lpgauth 3y ago
It’s pretty crazy that you can’t setup a custom 3rd party name server. I can’t even transfer my domain from one Cloudflare account to another without transferring my domain to another registrar…
- 1una 3y ago
  That's the strategy. They offer "at-cost pricing", but force you to use their own name server.
- account42 3y ago
  Kinda feels like restrictions on what you can submit to the registry (NS and glue records) should be something ICANN forbids.
rekoil 3y ago
Thank you for this information, I was planning to move my domains.google domains to Cloudflare, but now I think I won't do that. I'll still use Cloudflare, but the inability to use my own NS is a dealbreaker for using Cloudflare as a registrar in my opinion.
- qodeninja 3y ago
  exactly. just as I was considering moving to CF this changed my entire mind.