Google Domains Launches to All in U.S

Re:Google Domains Launches to All in U.S by marincounty on Tuesday January 13, 2015 @03:28PM (#8882371)

Yea, but their domain registion prices are high. I have always appreciated the honesty/integrity/simplicity of gandi though.

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Re:Google Domains Launches to All in U.S by nly on Tuesday January 13, 2015 @08:24PM (#8883706)

$15-17 for .com/net/org, but as well as whois protection you also get a 1 year SSL cert. Unlike StartSSL, this includes fee-free revocation. Probably not worth much given that 'Lets Encrypt' is just around the corner, but it's still a respectable gesture. They also have a really good management UI, responsive customer support, free (roundcube) webmail, and DNSSEC management (Namecheap lacks this). Also, they're French, if you're feeling a bit US-wary lately.

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Re:Google Domains Launches to All in U.S by martinml on Tuesday January 13, 2015 @03:46PM (#8882483)

You might want to try NameSilo. Cheap, free privacy, 2FA, acceptable interface.

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Re:Google Domains Launches to All in U.S by tim333 on Tuesday January 13, 2015 @05:42PM (#8883129)

I second NameSilo. $8.99/domain and so far that's it - no jacking the price on renewal etc.

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Re:Google Domains Launches to All in U.S by iancarroll on Tuesday January 13, 2015 @04:29PM (#8882738)

Uniregistry is great but they have limited TLD support, sadly.

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Re:Google Domains Launches to All in U.S by markdown on Tuesday January 13, 2015 @04:08PM (#8882596)

A new provider? Us old timers stay away from those.

Do you remember RegisterFly?

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Re:Google Domains Launches to All in U.S by StavrosK on Tuesday January 13, 2015 @10:07PM (#8884044)

Or NameTerrific.

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