Cloudflare offers domains at cost however there are a few caveats:
- they don't support all TLDs
- they require use of their own nameservers
- in order to transfer a domain from one Cloudflare account to another, you have to transfer it to an external registrar first and then transfer back in. A bit bizarre
I use Cloudflare, Namecheap and Iwantmyname, but will probably slowly migrate to Cloudflare Registrar. Since domain registrations aren't their primary business, I hope they will keep charging the minimum only.
I like when companies provide services which help their business indirectly, so they have an incentive to keep that service accessible and simple.
There is another perspective to be aware of on this... I have been caught out by a service provider when it became clear the service I was using wasn't their main business - and their interest in properly maintaining and operating that service dropped - profoundly.
Cloudflare. They claim to charge cost only, which iirc is about $9. Been using them for a few years, and have migrated domaina from other registrars, with no problems.
Cloudflare offers domains at cost however there are a few caveats:
- they don't support all TLDs
- they require use of their own nameservers
- in order to transfer a domain from one Cloudflare account to another, you have to transfer it to an external registrar first and then transfer back in. A bit bizarre
I still like Cloudflare though :)