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Namecheap
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Low prices
Domain registration at Namecheap is economical, as their name implies.
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Misleading pricing
For example .me domain registration costs 3$ a year, but a continuation for 2 years cost 30$!
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Great support with 24 hour live chat
Namecheap support is available 24 hours a day, every day of the year. Their support is provided over live text chat, which has a lower barrier to entry, faster connection, and allows you to communicate easier than other the phone. Because most of the support you need for domains require you to provide text configuration data, live online messaging is the most efficient way to get fast support. It also does not require your constant attention so you don't have to waste time while the operator is researching an answer for you.
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Expensive
It costs a lot of money to renew and purchase a domain. It also costs for their premium dns. They used to be cheap, but now it's so expensive.
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Free subdomains
Namecheap allows you to set up 198 subdomains for free, and also provides wildcard subdomain catching so you can manage them yourself.
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Free e-mail and URL forwarding
Namecheap allows you to set up 100 virtual email addresses per domain, as well as catch all forwarding all undefined addresses.
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Supports credit cards, PayPal and adding funds to your account separately
When it comes to paying for domains, Namecheap supports all common payment methods. For most people this will be credit cards and Paypal, but Namecheap also has an option to add funds to your account separately.
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Free dynamic DNS routing
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Strong Anti-SOPA stance
Namecheap took a stand against SOPA.
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FreeDNS for outside domain
Namecheap offers a free and premium (w/ SLA) DNS hosting service for domains registered with other registrars.
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Free WHOIS privacy protection
It's active for one year.
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Bitcoin payment support
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Expiration grace period
Namecheap will notify you if your credit card is going to expire, and has a 27 day non-guaranteed grace period for renewal.
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Two-factor authentication
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Proactive support
Not all registrar care, but when there's an error or something held up the registration they've always at least gave it a shot without prompting. This is done in a proactive way, which isn't seen very often at all. This way the user can be hands off and not need to deal with certain issues as it is taken care of in the background by their support. User is still informed, of course, but can be entirely hands off, or not, but usually they've been efficient and transparent.
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Free .me domain for students
Through its NC.ME program, students can get a free 1-year registration on the .me TLD and discounts on .com, .io, and other TLDs along with Namecheap Private Email hosting.
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Tutanota Mail
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End to end encryption
End-to-end encrypted: internal emails (between Tutanota users) external emails: requires setting a password and sharing it separately to the recipient calendar contacts email storage email subject lines
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No support for third-party clients (eg Thunderbird...)
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Open source
See here.
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Doesn't support PGP encryption
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Based in Germany
Tutanota's servers are located in Germany, which has strict privacy protection laws, even stronger than those of Switzerland.
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No support for IMAP and SMTP
You can't use your favorite email client.
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Anonymous: no personal information and no phone numbers are required to register
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F-Droid app
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No offices in the USA
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Free
A free account is available.
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Add free
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Desktop client
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U2F for second factor authentication
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Affordable price for paid plans
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Platforms:
Windows, Linux, Mac, Mobile, Web
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FastMail
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Traditional revenue model increases likelihood of personal data privacy and safety
Depending on your point of view, requiring to pay for Fastmail is actually a positive aspect of the service. This way you know the company is at least making some revenue (they have been around since 2010) and you know who the customer is. Pricing is as follows (go here for their on-site pricing info).
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Australian law enforcement
The company and all email hosted by then is subject to Australian laws requiring sharing with law enforcement. These provisions are weaker than those provided by European GDPR.
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Human support team
As you are their customer, Fastmail provides human support.
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Lacks folder notifications on official mobile app
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Offers more control over email
Gmail has a tendency to dumb down the interface (try to sort by sender). Fastmail gives full control over email, just like a "traditional" client would.
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Expensive
The most popular domain registrars will provide you with both multiple email accounts and a domain name at a lower price than FastMail charges for only 1 email account.
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Secure
Supports two-factor authentication, one-time passwords and fully encrypted connections.
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Servers are located in the US
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Fully responsive interface
The Fastmail interface is fully responsive across all browser sizes.
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Not free
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Fast
As Fastmail does away with all the extra bells and whistles of Gmail it is super fast to interact with. It also has faster IMAP and SMTP performance than Gmail.
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Custom sieve scripts
You can write your own Sieve scripts for filtering/rerouting email.
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Simple email actioning
Like gmail, you can "Pin" emails to the top of your inbox to deal with later with either a checkbox or the keyboard shortcut. Like Gmail you can also both archive and delete emails.
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Offers IMAP migration tool
Get your old email out of Gmail easily with their migration tool.
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Adjustable spam filter
On writing this Fastmail has Basic, Normal, Aggressive or Customisable spam filtering which can be selected in the Advanced settings. Each user has an individually trainable bayes database to improve spam filtering. You can train your personal bayes database by selecting some messages and using the Report spam and Report Non-Spam options from the Action menu on the Mailbox screen. For IMAP users who don't use the web interface much, you can specify folders as spam/non-spam training folders on the Folders screen. Then just move messages into those folders as appropriate to train your bayes database. For your personal bayes databases to be active, you have to train it with at least 200 spam messages and 200 non-spam messages. If you haven't trained enough messages, then we use a global continuously updated bayes database against your incoming messages, which helps detect spam/non-spam, but isn't as good as a personally trained one.
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Offers subdomain addressing
Instead of using plus addressing (e.g. foo+bar@email.com), FastMail offers the ability to receive mail through subdomain addresses (e.g. foo@bar.email.com).
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Integrated file storage
Fastmail allows saving attachments and other files into their own file storage system for easy retrieval later.
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Proper support for folders
FastMail has full support for folders, unlike Gmail where you only have labels.
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Intuitive default filters
Fastmail automatically filters your email into: All Unread Personal Notifications Mailing Lists
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Identities & aliases practically gives you a new email that you can manage from a single account
With identities and aliases, you can set up a completely new email address that can be managed from your account, without paying for more. As of time of this writing, FastMail offers up to 500 identities and 600 aliases per account, regardless of plan type.
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Aerobatic
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Custom error pages
Create your own 404 error pages.
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No FTP access
Doesn't provide FTP access to upload files or edit the database on the go.
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Custom domains
Includes self-renewing wildcard SSL certificate
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Password protection
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Multiple deploy stages
Easily deploy to a preview instance with a unique URL
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Versioning
Each push creates a new version of your site. Aerobatic maintains up to 50 previous versions of your site, all accessible from the own unique URL.
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Deploy alerts
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API Proxy
Helpful for calling APIs that are not CORS enabled. Also allows injection of environment variables to keep secrets out of the client-side code.
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Free Tier
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Bitbucket integration
Edit your code, push your changes, and your site is live automatically (fast).
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NearlyFreeSpeech
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Very scalable
NearlyFreeSpeech charges per resources and services used, as such it is very scalable and makes static site hosting very cheap for users who decide to go with this hosting option since static sites require very little resources.
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Only for those who know what they are doing
They do absolutely no "hand holding" unless you purchase a support package and even then it's barebones.
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Relatively easy to use
NearlyFreeSpeech provides SFTP access and a more traditional shared hosting environment compared to other services. This makes it easy for users who are not very advanced but still want to create a static site.
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The FAQ is so long that you can spend over an hour reading it
That's the FAQ if you are thinking about becoming a member. There's a much more detailed FAQ for members.
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Very privacy oriented
They will never discuss your situation with anyone to the extent that the law allows. They won't even state why a website is down. If you are not the account holder, don't expect any details from them.
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Not free
Although it can be very cheap to host a simple static site on NearlyFreeSpeech for about $3/$4 a year, it still is not free.
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Very informative FAQ
The FAQ will address pretty much everything you might want to know before joining, and then some.
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Surge
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Free Tier
Unlimited projects, deployments, and collaborators in free tier which also includes basic SSL. Pro options for those who need it cost $13/month (or all you can eat top tier at $30/mo) which gives you auto-provisioning SSL certificates on custom domains.
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Does not support .pdf by default
Does not support .pdf. To get PDF support you have to add a credit card by running surge card (though no charges apply).
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Automatic Clean URLS
/page resolves /page.html
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Custom 404.html files
Catch-all 200.html files.
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Six Keystrokes to publish site
Type surge and hit enter in your project directory to deploy.
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pushState support for single page apps
Great for front ends like React and Vue.
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Automatic Gziping
Auto gzips and sends gziped files.
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Supports Jekyll and Grunt and other CIs
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Far-future expire headers
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Support on Slack
Live Chat Support.
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ent (intelligently) about trailing slashes (“/”)
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Fully featured CLI tool
Provides a CLI tool to easily deploy using terminal with surge command.
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Atomic Deploys
Deployments are fast, instant, and atomic - with zero chance of collisions.
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CLI:
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Projects:
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Deployments:
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Mailscribe
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Perfect for Newsletter Readers
Newsletter readers often complain about getting too many emails in their personal inbox and losing important emails because of these emails. With Mailscribe, losing important mails in your personal inbox is over.
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Cannot delete created email accounts
But you can disable it.
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Daily Digest
It sends a daily summary of all incoming emails to your personal email address. In this way, no matter how many junk emails or newsletters you receive, only one email arrives in your personal mailbox. You can turn this feature off if you want.
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A Community for Newsletters
You can write reviews for the newsletters you follow and rate them. You can learn more about other newsletters by reading other users' reviews. You can also write comments under the emails you receive and discuss with other members.
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Perfect for Discovering New Newsletters
You can discover new newsletters that you can follow by filtering the newsletters that are suitable for you on the Mailscribe Discover page.
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Unlimited inbox features
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Ability to create multiple email accounts
You can open multiple email accounts and follow them all from a single page. This will help you a lot in situations where you need to write an email on the Internet.
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Price per Email:
$5
First Email:
Free
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GitLab Pages
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Easy to setup
Gitlab pages are quick and simple to setup, with documentation that's short and fast to read through.
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Regular updates
GitLab is being constantly worked on and has a new release every month.
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Free private repositories
On gitlab.com you can have free private repositories.
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Open Source
Unlike BitBucket or GitHub, GitLab itself is Open Source. Even EE (which is needed for pages, but is free on Gitlab.com) is "source available".
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Platforms:
Web, Linux, BSD
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NameSilo
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Cheap
Namesilo is among the most competitive registrars with regard to pricing.
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Dated website look and feel
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Free WHOIS privacy protection
Free private registration.
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No frills but full functions in domain manager
Makes manging your domains way easier.
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Free email forwarding
Uses SRS, supports catch-all, up to 100 addresses
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Two-factor authentication
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POP.co
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Quick and easy way to get online
POP sets you up in less than 60 seconds with everything you need to get a new idea or business online - the setup is quick and there is no credit card required.
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Free custom email address
To get immediate credibility for your idea, you can email potential customers/partners from your own custom email address, using your domain name. Most registrars charge for this, but the first address is free with POP. You have to use webmail (or you can upgrade to IMAP access for $1/mo), but as a free service, it's a great feature to help gain traction before adding costs to a budding idea!
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Two free website editors included: Simple Page and Weebly
Every domain registered with POP includes a choice from Simple Page WYSIWYG editor or Weebly.
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Free WHOIS privacy for applicable domains
POP proudly offers free WHOIS privacy for all registered domains whose TLDs allow for it.
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Google Domains
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Easy, clean user experience
There are few up-sell attempts as well as zero advertisements with an interface that has clean areas that explain details well with no jumbled design.
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Hard to reach support
Google customer support is notoriously hard to reach.
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Easy integration with Google Apps
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Can block your domain without notice
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23417046
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US only
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WHOIS Privacy:
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Heroku
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Easy to start with
Getting started with Heroku is very easy. It's a very straightforward procedure and a beginner can set up their first app in two minutes. Often it's just a matter of a couple of git commands and it's all set up and running. The official Heroku docmentation also helps a lot.
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Constrained by addons
If you want to fully customize your production environment, then Heroku can be seriously constraining. Installing libraries or services can not be done unless there is already a Heroku plugin for it.
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Excellent error logs
When your deploy fails you see a legitimate error log. Many of the other PaaS give you nondescript messages and debugging is a pain. Debugging Heroku wins by comparison.
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Further deployments are slow
While starting with Heroku is fast and easy, and the first few deployments are actually very fast, larger applications tend to have slower deployments. It takes some time for the dynos to restart and while they are restarting the application is completely offline. Which means that you can lose precious seconds of application time.
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Add-ons let you easily add features and technologies
Heroku has a vast list of plugins and services that can be added to an instance. These plugins cover things from databases to email systems. This remove the task of having to install services and setting them up manually. Heroku does it all for you.
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Really expensive
Heroku starts getting really expensive once you leave that free tier. It's not just the bare Heroku service that is costly, the addons as well are very pricey.
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Simple scaling
Heroku instances can easily be scaled up or down by increasing or decreasing the number of available dynos for that instance. This can be done through the CLI or through Heroku's web UI.
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Dedicated build servers
Heroku has dedicated servers for building app dependencies, to ensure that you won't have issues like "out of memory" errors when deploying your app.
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Mature
Heroku is one of the oldest PaaS providers. The fact that it's been around for such a long time means that it had a lot of time to mature over the years. There's also a massive number of articles, guides and tutorials on Heroku out there for beginners and advanced users.
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Free option
Heroku offers a free tier which contains a single dyno instance. It offers 512MB of memory and 100MB swap space.
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Name
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Two factor authentication
Two factor authentication allows the domain to recognize more than one entity of identification; knowledge factor and possession factor.
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A lot of spam directed to your listed email
By far the most spam of any registrar almost as if they sell your email if you don't pay for privacy.
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Reasonable prices
Name's .com prices are just a hair above Namecheap at $10.99/year vs $10.69/year. Potential coupon codes could be used to save some money.
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Private whois registration costs extra
Their Whois Privacy service costs an extra $3.99/year
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Will pre-charge your credit card in case of expiration
If you have established a payment profile on your account and wish to have automatic billing for your domains, they will attempt to renew the domains about 1 month before the expiration date. If the credit card has expired, they will notify you that there was a problem with your payment and that your card will need to be updated.
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Does not support catch all email forwarding
You cannot forward undefined email address messages.
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Great support
Technician are prompt, helpful, responsive and do not hesitate to take responsibility on behalf of the company.
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Thoughtful UI
They have put some thought into their user interface. DNS changes, NS updates and registrar transfers are extremely simple with name.com. And the UI remained relatively unchanged for years.
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Offers domain registrations with Google apps
Name.com offers domain registrations with Google apps.
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Free email forwarding
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Free and unlimited sub domains
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GitHub Pages
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The ability to create and edit files on the web UI gives GitHub pages the same power as a small CMS
One of GitHub's features is a very powerful web editor which helps users edit or even create files right from the web browser, once the file is saved it's the same as a commit. Coupled with pages, this tool becomes even more powerful, giving users a free CMS that is easy to use and create.
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Unable to set cache expiry, must accept GitHub defaults (which are short)
Low cache expires - GitHub sets the cache-control: max-age header to 600 seconds, or ten minutes. Normally, you would set this value to a year so that it stays cached, and then use fingerprinting on your assets. Instead of serving style.css, you would serve something like style-62c887ea7cf54e743ecf3ce6c62a4ed6.css. As it stands now, assets are rarely going to be cached on repeat visits. This will give a low score on https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights with a 'should fix' recommendation around 'Leverage browser caching'. For a high traffic site this may have implications
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Supports Jekyll
A simple, blog-aware static site generator, Jekyll makes it easy to create site-wide headers and footers without having to copy them across every page. It also offers some other advanced templating features.
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Supports custom domains
A custom domain can be added by creating a CNAME file with the necessary domain in the root of the repository and adding/changing corresponding DNS entries.
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Free tier
Static websites can be hosted on GitHub Pages for free as long as the repository is public. Private repositories start at $7/mo.
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Allows for all the git features when building your site, too
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Gandi
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All-inclusive package
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Can be perceived as lacking professionalism due to the blunt "no bs" tagline
At face value, Gandi's "no bs" marketing slogan and tone may be perceived as unprofessional, especially in the eyes of corporate or otherwise sensitive clients of yours.
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Free unlimited subdomains
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Whois protection doesn't hide the name
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Two-factor authentication
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No catch all email forwarding
Gandi does not support wildcard email forwarding for undefined addresses.
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Free email forwarding
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Free web mail
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Best in basic features
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Private Whois registration is included
Private whois registration is provided without any extra charges.
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Programmatic API support
Via XML-RPC.
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Strong Anti-SOPA stance
Gandi took a stand against SOPA.
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Access levels and delegating is easy
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PolarisMail
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Typically half the price of brand name e-mail hosting
At $1/month for a 25GiB mailbox and 5GiB of cloud storage, $2.90/month for 50GiB/15GiB of each, and $6/month for a 25GiB ExchangeMail account, that's about half of what you can see for those service levels from Google, Microsoft and Fastmail. Considering the uptime numbers are above industry averages and they don't skimp on security either, that represents some of the best value in the market.
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Folder sharing
If you have multiple people responsible for answering e-mail sent to one address, say for customer support purposes or such, you can share folders between accounts to accommodate precisely that use case.
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Two factor authentication support
All mailboxes can be setup to use two-factor authentication using a TOTP-based application like Authy, Duo or 1Password. Separately, the Admin Panel features can also be setup to require two factor authentication which is independent of the mailboxes, which adds an extra level of security for the accounts.
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Unlimited account aliases
There are no limits on the number of aliases you can create for any mailbox, that includes wildcard or catch-all aliases and cross-domain aliases for other domain names you own.
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Fast POP3/IMAP4/SMTP access
For those that still like to access their e-mail using a bona fide client application like Thunderbird, Outlook or eM Client, there's no limit to the access provided via the standard POP3/IMAP4 servers for incoming mail and a workable limit of 35 e-mails per day sent over the SMTP server, which can be increased by written request. The Autodiscovery feature is still a bit hit-or-miss, so don't be surprised if you have to configure the client with the actual server addresses and ports yourself.
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Supports large file attachments (≤ 50MiB)
You can attach large files to your e-mails without a problem, so long as none are larger than 50MiB individually. For files larger than that, it's pretty easy to use the cloud storage to host the file and generate a link to share with someone via e-mail for them to get access to it.
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No ads anywhere
From the webmail interface to the groupware, support wiki and company website, there is not a single advertisement to be seen anywhere, on any of them. Their absence is actually pretty jarring if you're used to using the Gmail, Outlook and Yahoo! webmails, just to name a few. Their portals load fast because of it.
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Adjustable spam/virus filtering
The Admin Panel lets you select a value on a ten-point scale to determine how permissive or restrictive you want the spam filtering engine (in this case Rspamd, with SpamAssassin running as a secondary trap) to be on each account. It takes a bit of trial-and-error to find the correct number for each account, but works remarkably well after that, though some senders need to be whitelisted manually if they don't conform to good DMARC practices.
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Free e-mail migration
Most of the time you can handle this on your own since IMAP4 has been the de facto e-mail standard for so long, but some hosters don't implement it correctly and others like Google specifically mangle it to discourage you from leaving them. In the event you can't get it sorted on your own, Polaris will untangle it for you without a charge if you pay up for at least a year in advance.
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Free API access to Admin Panel controls
If you host a lot of e-mail accounts with them, you may want to automate their management behind a CLI or REPL, or if you're getting into the e-mail reselling game then you'll want to map their control panel behind a branded one of your own. Luckily, access to their API is free and moderately well-documented, so all of that is limited only by your imagination.
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Message delivery rules
It's easy to write rules to send messages that meet some criteria, say those from a certain e-mail address or domain, or those sent to one of the mailboxes aliases, to bypass the Inbox and be delivered directly to a specific mailbox folder or even just logged and deleted.
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30 day backups
Automatic backups are made of your account (including deleted items) and stored for 30 days, in the event something happens to their equipment or you suddenly realize two weeks after the fact that the e-mail receipt you deleted without thinking is actually needed for something important. They can be restored at will from the Admin Panel, just be sure to export all of the e-mails you've received since then so you can reimport them one the backup restoration process has finished.
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File Size:
≤ 50MiB for attachments
End-to-end encryption:
via OpenPGP
Free tier:
No
IMAP:
Yes, v4
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$1-$6/mo
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Renewal is expensive, especially multi-year which should be discounted
Hover is reliable. But their days of being price competitive are past. There are better options out there. They've lost their customer focus in this regard. Taking advantage of existing customers with high renewals is poor practice in any business.
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Private registration is included
Private whois registration is included at no extra charge.
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Email forwarding costs extra
Email forwarding costs an extra $5 a year per address per domain, and they do not support catch all forwarding to all addresses.
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Simple
Known because of their efforts in simplifying domain management.
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Free subdomains
There is no limit on the number of subdomains you can have, and they cost no extra fee. They also support wildcard subdomains.
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Has a feedback forum where you can submit and vote on feature requests
As can be seen here.
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Fast phone and email support
Hover has a no wait time policy for phone support, and get back to your emails in a very timely fashion. A test support email got a response in 10 minutes.
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WHOIS Privacy:
Free
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F(x) Data Cloud
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5
Cons
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Option for hosting the database service on the cloud server.
If you wanna host your database on the cloud server, you can have both the option as Database as a Service (Pre-installed and managed database) or Infrastructure as a Service (If you want to have root access and manually want to install the database).
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No GPU provided
GPU is not provided.
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High uptime
All the cloud services are with 99.95% uptime.
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Cost-friendly
F(x) Data Cloud provides public cloud server at a cheap price. The basic plan starts at $1.99/month.
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Great Support
Typically answers in minute.
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Provides high configurations
They provide 32 vCPU, 128 GB RAM, 2000 GB SSD, 9 TB network. For large businesses, high configurations are required.
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Server locations:
United States
ISOs:
Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian, CentOS, OpenSUSE, Windows
Virtualization:
KVM
Cloud Storage:
Yes
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Posteo
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7
Cons
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Numerous feature/advantages
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No custom domains
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No ads
Posteo is ad-free with no ads when using their email services.
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Support for IMAP/SMTP
Posteo supports email clients such as Thunderbird and Claws Mail which will allow for greater control over encryption and user's private keys.
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No Personal Information required to register
Registration through VPN is allowed and no personal information is required, just a username and password.
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Very secure
Posteo does very well on Dismail's server list and it supports end-to-end encryption with PGP. This can be done in the browser or with an email client, and Posteo has a help section on how to set up encryption.
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Inbound encryption
You can select an option to encrypt inbound email from their server with a user-provided GPG key.
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Encrypted storage
You can select an option to encrypt all of your emails stored on their servers.
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Neocities
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3
Cons
3
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Free tier
Neocities has a free tier which provides hosting for up to 1GB of space and tools for website building.
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Custom domains not free
User must sign up for paid plan ($5/mo) to use their own domain.
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Easy to use drag and drop interface
Neocities uses a drag and drop interface to upload files on their server. This makes it arguably the best option for beginners for it's ease of use.
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Supports a limited selection of file types
Neocities only supports a limited number of file types. So for types not supported, third party services need to be used.
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Lively community
Neocities also has a social aspect allowing for discovery of your site and interaction with and learning from others.
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No SFTP support
Neocities has no SFTP support. In stead it uses a drag and drop web based interface, which is a nice tradeoff for beginners. It's not very useful for more advanced users though.
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