Related post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36346619
Alphabet selling Google Domains assets to Squarespace
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#32What are the top recommendations to migrate to these days?
At the risk of spamming this thread: Porkbun has been excellent for me.
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#33Now would be a good time for Cloudflare to announce they've (finally) added .app and .dev support.
Nonetheless, Squarespace isn't bad but I found their domain pricing to be overpriced to target the specific market that doesn't really care about domain pricing they just want their domain and Squarespace set up at once. I can't see myself sticking around post the grace period mentioned.
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#34I've been using Google Domains for a few years (previously used Namecheap); but, a few months ago, I took a domain I don't actively use and transferred it to Porkbun after reading so many positive comments on HN about that registrar. I was thinking, "Well, you never know about Google, so I may as well see how it goes, just in case." Have, indeed, been very pleased with Porkbun. The article says it'll be some months before this deal goes through, but...
*Later edit*: Decided to go ahead and transfer the other domains there, too. Done.
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#36Sold for 1x or 2x revenue. Not that great a business. But 8 years in "beta"??
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#37Any recommendations on registrars? I may have to move a couple of domains off Google Domains / Squarespace. Edit: I am located in the US.
Namecheap is great.
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