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I opened an OpenSRS reseller account the other day ($99 one-time fee but I had a 50% coupon). Not the prettiest management panel but they give you lots of contr
by redegg 14y ago
I opened an OpenSRS reseller account the other day ($99 one-time fee but I had a 50% coupon). Not the prettiest management panel but they give you lots of control over your domains with their API. Plus, free WHOIS privacy for every domain every year.
Compared with Namecheap renewals, .com on OpenSRS ($11.03) is actually a couple cents cheaper than a renewal + WhoisGuard on Namecheap ($10.69 + $2.88).
The primary reason I went with them was because they're a domain provider for resellers; they leave all the shenanigans of domain registrations up to you. They don't interfere with your operations unless they're legally obligated to do so. Also, you don't have to be a "reseller" to sign up.
I don't want to sound like I'm being paid to endorse them, but it's been a month so far and I like it.
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Also there's internet.bs. I'm not sure how they are but a friend suggested them to me. They have an API too and are 2 dollars cheaper than OpenSRS.