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Thoughts on https://pointhq.com/?

I'm thinking of using pointhq as my dns provider, would you recommend it? :)

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  • jhjh Member

    It's part of atechmedia so my guess would be they're fine. I use Rage4 though.

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  • I used them for about a year but I was forced to switch since I was using the free version and I was using multiple domains with them. I am now a happy cloudflare user.

  • Never tried them, I use Dyn, pretty good so far.

  • I use ClouDNS and so far no issues, I recommend it. It's also waaaay cheaper compared to PointHQ.

  • XNQXNQ Veteran

    I'm using it for about 8 domains or so, works really good for me. I
    used to use them around a year or two ago, on the free tier. But I eventually came back.

    They had a really nice coupon if you came back as well, $30 per year of DNS hosting, 10 domain limit and no query limit.

  • i think they are popular. i use he.net though

  • Cloud Flare user here.

  • @jcaleb said:
    i think they are popular. i use he.net though

    It was when it was free and run by aTechMedia and was bought out by copper.io.

    Rage4.com / dns4.pro are good and free anycast DNS hosting providers :)

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  • Try Amazon's Route53, $0.50 per domain $0.50 per one billion requests (prorated). 100% uptime guaranteed with over 40 servers globally. My favorite because the Amazon API.

  • Rage4 is really nice. Especially with the redesign.

    If it's for a personal project and you don't need the fancy features, though, dns.he.net is a nice freebie alternative.

  • TammyTammy Member

    i use dnsever.com

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