Domains and DNS
Combine filters →A site needs a name before it needs a server, and something has to answer for that name. Both are here because they are one purchase in practice: every registrar runs nameservers, and the operators selling DNS on its own sell registration beside it, so splitting them would make two lists of the same companies.
This page is the hosts that also sell names. The registrars selling no hosting at all are beside the register, because a register of hosting providers that counts them is counting the wrong thing. Whether a host throws a domain in with a plan is a third question again, recorded as a feature of the plan rather than as a line of business.
17 providers sell domain names or run DNS, listed alphabetically. Across 13 countries.
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Aruba.itAn Italian provider that owns its data centers and sells registrar services, hosting, servers and a public cloud.
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BlacknightIrish host and ICANN-accredited registrar in Carlow, running its own data centers and selling everything from shared hosting to dedicated servers.
ByetiFastNet's free hosting brand, running PHP and MySQL accounts on a control panel it wrote itself.
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KeywebA German host selling root servers, dedicated servers and shared webhosting from data centers it operates itself.
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LoopiaSwedish hosting provider and registrar in Västerås offering Linux and Windows shared hosting with SSH, PHP, Python, Perl and ASP.NET.
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mittwaldGerman managed hosting platform with per-project containers, a control plane called mStudio, an official CLI and a public REST API.
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VentraIPAustralian domain registrar and hosting provider selling cPanel shared hosting, WordPress hosting and VPS, operated by Nexigen Digital.
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WebSupportSlovakia's largest domain registrar, selling shared hosting and a website builder across Slovakia, Czechia and Hungary from its own data center.
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Zone MediaEstonian hosting provider and domain registrar, selling shared hosting and cloud servers from northern European locations.
Who is the best Domains and DNS provider?
We don't know. A static portfolio and a busy shop need different things from a host, and so do a freelancer and an agency with forty client sites. Nobody pays to be listed here and the order is alphabetical. The guide covers what to compare.






