Registrars
Where you bought the name. Often, but not always, where DNS lives.
123 Reg
Large UK registrar and host.
Domain.com
Newfold-owned registrar with a familiar Bluehost-style panel.
Dynadot
Registrar popular with domain investors.
Enom
Tucows-owned registrar, widely used as a reseller back end.
Gandi
French registrar with LiveDNS and a full text-mode zone editor.
GoDaddy
The largest registrar in the world. DNS lives in the "Domain Portfolio" area.
Hover
Tucows-owned registrar with a deliberately simple interface.
Name.com
US registrar with a straightforward DNS editor.
Namecheap
Popular budget registrar. Their free DNS is called BasicDNS.
NameSilo
Cheap registrar with free WHOIS privacy.
Network Solutions
One of the oldest registrars. The interface is dated but the concepts are the same.
Porkbun
Low-cost registrar with free WHOIS privacy and a clean DNS editor.
Register.com
Long-established registrar, now under the same ownership as Network Solutions.
Web hosts
Shared, managed and WordPress hosts, and the panels they run.
A2 Hosting
cPanel-based host; DNS is edited in cPanel or the client area.
Bluehost
WordPress-focused shared host, part of Newfold Digital.
cPanel (generic)
Hundreds of hosts use cPanel. If your host gave you a cPanel login, these steps apply regardless of the brand.
DreamHost
Long-running independent host and registrar.
Fasthosts
UK host and registrar with its own control panel.
GreenGeeks
Eco-branded cPanel host.
HostGator
Shared host, also part of Newfold Digital. DNS is edited in the customer portal or cPanel.
Hostinger
Budget host with its own control panel, hPanel.
InMotion Hosting
US host with cPanel and its own Account Management Panel (AMP).
IONOS (1&1)
Large European host and registrar, formerly 1&1.
Kinsta
Managed WordPress host with optional free DNS hosting (Kinsta DNS, powered by Amazon Route 53).
Krystal
UK host running cPanel, with its own client area for domains.
OVHcloud
European cloud provider, host and registrar.
Plesk (generic)
The other common hosting control panel, especially on Windows and VPS hosting.
SiteGround
Performance-focused shared host with a custom Site Tools panel.
WP Engine
Managed WordPress host. It does not register domains; you point DNS at it.
Cloud / DNS platforms
API-first DNS on cloud and developer platforms.
Akamai / Linode
Free DNS Manager included with a Linode account.
Amazon Route 53
AWS DNS service. Also a registrar. Charged per hosted zone and per query.
Azure DNS
Microsoft's managed DNS, configured through the Azure portal.
Cloudflare
Free, fast DNS with an optional proxy/CDN layer. Very common as a DNS host even when the domain is registered elsewhere.
DigitalOcean
Free DNS hosting for domains you point at DigitalOcean. Not a registrar.
Google Cloud DNS
Google Cloud's authoritative DNS. Note: consumer Google Domains was sold to Squarespace.
Netlify
Static hosting platform with optional Netlify DNS.
Vercel
Frontend hosting platform that also sells domains and runs DNS.
Website builders
Website builders that bundle a domain with the site.
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