Namecheap
Reddit take
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Pros
- So, if you need this domain just for a while, use something like Namesilo or Namecheap.
- Namecheap feels less likely for that to ever happen as it’s their core business not just a side project.
- For a small dynamic site with a database and a strict budget, use Hostinger or Namecheap shared hosting; unlike "pay-as-you-go" cloud services that can bill $100k during a DDoS attack, these providers charge a fixed flat fee under $3/mo...
- I have used hostinger , namecheap before and both of them have fast customer support .
- Namecheap for the domain and Wix for the site builder seems fine.
Cons
- Namecheap is shockingly expensive these days.
- Get a domain from namecheap
- Client bought the domain on namecheap, DO droplet and delegated access to me
- Domain: Namecheap
- Namecheap to buy a domain, then transfer to Cloudflare, use Cloudflare for static sites or DNS, then use Digital Ocean for containers/k8s/databases.
Sentiment
19 positive (54%) · 8 mixed (23%) · 8 negative (23%)
Trust + time weighted score: +35% · raw score 31%
What redditors said (10 of 35)
So, if you need this domain just for a while, use something like Namesilo or Namecheap.
Namecheap feels less likely for that to ever happen as it’s their core business not just a side project.
For a small dynamic site with a database and a strict budget, use Hostinger or Namecheap shared hosting; unlike "pay-as-you-go" cloud services that can bill $100k during a DDoS attack, these providers charge a fixed flat fee under $3/mo and will simply pause your site if traffic limits are exceeded.
I have used hostinger , namecheap before and both of them have fast customer support .
Namecheap is shockingly expensive these days.
Get a domain from namecheap
Namecheap for the domain and Wix for the site builder seems fine.
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Client bought the domain on namecheap, DO droplet and delegated access to me
I also bought namecheap's private mail for mailboxes.
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