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Yeah, costco membership isn't cheap and you need to be in one of a few specific professions, or run a company. I was only allowed to join originally because I worked for a big US company but in the UK

For Singapore its very cheap.

It’s a ccTLD so things with WHOIS data is different and it is more private by default. They are the cheapest provider for .de domains especially with the hosting plans.

What about .de domains from netcup?

WHOIS data is considered private data per GDPR but not proxied like spaceship. Info like country code are public for individual accounts. They are also a resellers and more expensive than most registr

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where would you buy domains ?

Don’t buy domains from netcup unless they are freely included on their hosting plans. They do not offer full whois privacy and the dns management is very bad.

That's the thing, outside of .de (which has setup fee instead) it's not any cheaper than having separately registered domain.

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There are options but some come with a cost. Not really an issue as PP ain't cheap either.

I do love my KS-LE-B "ultra", it's great and incredibly cheap. This being said, I personnally would not have called "God-tier" machine an entry level E3 Xeon from 1

Today, they have a 35% discount on .net domains, but, the asking price is €1.39 per month (?) . Counted yearly, it would be €16.68, which is more expensive than say, Spaceship

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end here even if their 100 Gbps bandwidth is cheap.