Google Domains out of Beta - special offer

[FredOnline]

https://blog.google/outreach-initiat...oogle-domains/

Today, we’re moving Google Domains out of beta and into general availability in 26 countries. With millions of active registrations, we know how valuable domain names are to customers, and we take seriously the responsibility to provide a service that’s often at the very heart of a business, brand or passion.

As we move out of beta, from now until April 15, we’re offering new and returning users 20% off any single domain registration or transfer-in to Google Domains using the code DOMAINS20

I have also seen another offer for 25% off, using code FRIENDSOFDOMAINS - this is on the hotukdeals website:

https://www.hotukdeals.com/vouchers/...fer-in-3905101

[TenFour]

Google Domains is probably very secure, but it is certainly not the cheapest and I have found its interface less user friendly than several other providers. It does allow for easy set up of a professional Google Workspace account.

[FredOnline]

Originally Posted by TenFour

Google Domains is probably very secure, but it is certainly not the cheapest and I have found its interface less user friendly than several other providers. It does allow for easy set up of a professional Google Workspace account.

The main drawback to Google Domains is, I think, managing your domain(s) through your Gmail account. I would prefer to keep these entities separate.

[Berenburger]

Originally Posted by TenFour

Google Domains is probably very secure, but it is certainly not the cheapest and I have found its interface less user friendly than several other providers. It does allow for easy set up of a professional Google Workspace account.

I do not agree with you. It's one of the most user-friendly I've seen. I also find them quite competitive in price. 8 to 12 euros per year for a regular domain name is not expensive.

[TenFour]

I do not agree with you. It's one of the most user-friendly I've seen.

To each his own! Maybe things have changed, but for one small nonprofit I run we hit a problem in that they would only take credit cards for payment and we didn't have a corporate credit card. Plus, when you migrate out be sure to cancel your payment method FIRST, so you don't end up with an ongoing payment and no way to log in to get rid of it.