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> to a EU registrar Which one? I've been using DNSimple for so long, been trying to find something equally developer friendly who is based in Europe but haven'

> to a EU registrar Which one? I've been using DNSimple for so long, been trying to find something equally developer friendly who is based in Europe but haven't had much success. Used to use Gandi before DNSimple but it's obviously down the drain today.

new23d 9mo ago
netim.com has been reliable over the years for me
202508042147 9mo ago
Best would be to research a local one where you live. Support your community while you're at it!
- embedding-shape 9mo ago
  I live in a town with 10K other folks, I feel like I'd know if there was a local DNS registrar here :) But maybe I should be the change I wanna see!
lillecarl 9mo ago
I use Scaleway as my registrar, I don't know if i can automate domain registration but I don't have to. They have APIs for managing records if you choose to host DNS there too.
hk__2 9mo ago
What about OVH?
- procaryote 9mo ago
  OVH is awful. The UI is slow and buggy, operations often fail and you need slow contact with support. Worse, closing an OVH account is very hard. Every domain you host there they sign you up to several services, and you need to manually disable each one before they let you close the account. This then often gets stuck, because of the broken UI, and you end up needing to badger support over and over until they'll fix it Never again
  - matteocontrini 9mo ago
    They're working on a new manager UI that should solve most pain points: https://x.com/i/status/2002765582073274826 https://x.com/i/status/2002765582073274826 https://x.com/i/status/2015829450764513753 https://x.com/i/status/2015829450764513753
- rendaw 9mo ago
  They have Fido 2FA too! But their web UI looks and feels like it was pieced together by hamsters. It doesn't leave me feeling confident in their technical abilities in any way.
nozzlegear 9mo ago
I've been using DNSimple for ages and I'm looking to switch; not because of geopolitical reasons (I'm American), but they're just damn expensive for the simple dns and domain management stuff I use them for.
- manmal 9mo ago
  Are there other good ones with such a nice API?
  - nozzlegear 9mo ago
    Good question! Ironically I want to use their API to migrate somewhere else, but it'd need to have a good API to complete the migration :P
- aeden 9mo ago
  Sorry to hear that you're considering leaving. Is there a specific part of our pricing that you consider expensive? From the DNS side we've aligned pricing with what AWS, Google, and MSFT are charging, and for domains we've tried to stay competitive as well without completing removing our margins. Do you use specific features that are not available on our base plan?

new23d 9mo ago

netim.com has been reliable over the years for me

202508042147 9mo ago

Best would be to research a local one where you live. Support your community while you're at it!

embedding-shape 9mo ago
I live in a town with 10K other folks, I feel like I'd know if there was a local DNS registrar here :) But maybe I should be the change I wanna see!

lillecarl 9mo ago

I use Scaleway as my registrar, I don't know if i can automate domain registration but I don't have to. They have APIs for managing records if you choose to host DNS there too.

hk__2 9mo ago

What about OVH?

procaryote 9mo ago
OVH is awful. The UI is slow and buggy, operations often fail and you need slow contact with support. Worse, closing an OVH account is very hard. Every domain you host there they sign you up to several services, and you need to manually disable each one before they let you close the account. This then often gets stuck, because of the broken UI, and you end up needing to badger support over and over until they'll fix it Never again
- matteocontrini 9mo ago
  They're working on a new manager UI that should solve most pain points: https://x.com/i/status/2002765582073274826 https://x.com/i/status/2002765582073274826 https://x.com/i/status/2015829450764513753 https://x.com/i/status/2015829450764513753
rendaw 9mo ago
They have Fido 2FA too! But their web UI looks and feels like it was pieced together by hamsters. It doesn't leave me feeling confident in their technical abilities in any way.

nozzlegear 9mo ago

I've been using DNSimple for ages and I'm looking to switch; not because of geopolitical reasons (I'm American), but they're just damn expensive for the simple dns and domain management stuff I use them for.

manmal 9mo ago
Are there other good ones with such a nice API?
- nozzlegear 9mo ago
  Good question! Ironically I want to use their API to migrate somewhere else, but it'd need to have a good API to complete the migration :P
aeden 9mo ago
Sorry to hear that you're considering leaving. Is there a specific part of our pricing that you consider expensive? From the DNS side we've aligned pricing with what AWS, Google, and MSFT are charging, and for domains we've tried to stay competitive as well without completing removing our margins. Do you use specific features that are not available on our base plan?