Cheapest and best place to buy a domain

[krugger]

Hey folks,

I need to buy a domain for my small business and needed some suggestions on where to get a .in domain for the lowest renewal and with the best service. My acquaintances gave me bad reviews on GoDaddy and hostinger. And there's the mitsu.in case here in Tech Enclave.

Thanks in advance

 

[k_m_Arya]

Porkbun all the way. Top notch support system and good pricing.

 

[peanutbutter]

I have recently shifted all of my domains to Cloudflare. They sell at cost and I’m a big fan of their services

 

[k_m_Arya]

Cloudflare doesn't support .in domains, that's why I suggested porkbun also support provided by them is streets ahead of cloudflare.

 

[peanutbutter]

Cloudflare doesn't support .in domains, that's why I suggested porkbun also support provided by them is streets ahead of cloudflare.

Ahhh got it, didn’t know about the .in restriction

 

[Emperor]

Hey folks,

I need to buy a domain for my small business and needed some suggestions on where to get a .in domain for the lowest renewal and with the best service. My acquaintances gave me bad reviews on GoDaddy and hostinger. And there's the mitsu.in case here in Tech Enclave.

Thanks in advance

if you are serious about your business & it's name (domain), than just don't look for Cheap but how old/long they are in business https://www.rvhcloud.com/ good company since 2003 and also prompt service.

 

[sabino]

Hey folks,

I need to buy a domain for my small business and needed some suggestions on where to get a .in domain for the lowest renewal and with the best service. My acquaintances gave me bad reviews on GoDaddy and hostinger. And there's the mitsu.in case here in Tech Enclave.

Thanks in advance

I only have used porkbun and have had no issues. Plus they have a lot of sales.

Also if you or anyone in your family is a college student, you can get github student plan, where you get a free domain also. Maybe worth trying out if you are only checking out stuff initially.

 

[rahuljawale]

@rootyme would you like to take a stab at it?

 

[logistopath]

Have been using namecheap for nearly 10 years now, and find them reliable.

 

[TEUser2K1]

Piggybacking on OP's query, is there a service provider which provide domain ownership document / certificate ?

 

[rootyme]

GoDaddy and hostinger

You're not going to be disappointed by either. My relatives and teachers have domains from these two providers and they never had anything to complain. But their pricing is not the cheapest. If you need the lowest prices, go with spaceship.com. As somebody else pointed out, Porkbun is great too.

And there's the mitsu.in case here in Tech Enclave.

Do not even think of it unless you happen to be a masochist. Mitsu do not like consumers who try to teach them anything. You've been warned!

As for the Mitsu scandal, many updates are due posting.

 

[krugger]

Thanks a lot for for your invaluable help. We've decided to go with porkbun and we've had a smooth experience so far

 

[vivek.krishnan]

You're not going to be disappointed by either. My relatives and teachers have domains from these two providers and they never had anything to complain. But their pricing is not the cheapest. If you need the lowest prices, go with spaceship.com. As somebody else pointed out, Porkbun is great too.

Yep, just dont use GoDaddy's Microsoft 365 services and all is good.

Do not even think of it unless you happen to be a masochist. Mitsu do not like consumers who try to teach them anything. You've been warned!

As for the Mitsu scandal, many updates are due posting.

 

[Qubit]

@krugger I use Godaddy / Hostinger / Porkbun which ever has lowest prices. also check renewal prices as its important in long run.