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Ask HN: Which domain name registration service should I use for my startup?

2 pointsby barceabout 10 years ago
I'm asking this for my co-worker. We bandy about ideas for startups all the time and worry about choosing the wrong domain name registration service. What does the HN community recommend?

5 comments

ChaoticGoodabout 10 years ago
gandi.net + Private domain registration + 1-year free SSL certificate<p>namecheap.com + great prices + good reputation<p>1and1.com + Best prices + Responsive Customer Service - User interface ( Scratch that. They just did redesign and it looks great )
xj9about 10 years ago
NameCheap.com is my personal preference.
mathiasrwabout 10 years ago
Unoeuro.com is really good.
MichaelCrawfordabout 10 years ago
Look for one that posts its prices publicly; that is, you should not need to register for an account to find out what you will pay.<p>I researched that a while back. The only one I found was name.com, which I recommend for other reasons as well.<p>If a registrar won&#x27;t admit to all their prices without requiring a login, you&#x27;re likely to find a bait-and-switch taking place, for example it is common for renewal fees to be quite a lot more than new registrations or transfers.
MichaelCrawfordabout 10 years ago
Before you register a domain, research it in the trademark section at <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.uspto.gov&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.uspto.gov&#x2F;</a><p>You might not be infringing a trademark just by registering it. The rules are a little too complex for me to explain in an HN comment. However it is helpful to have a totally unique trademark.
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