← Back to context Comment by sigio 1 hour ago The problem is that they then force you to use them as a DNS host as well. 4 comments sigio Reply greyface- 18 minutes ago It boggles the mind that this is allowed by ICANN. AussieWog93 41 minutes ago Honestly I don't really see this as a bad thing for the average person. I don't register my domains with CloudFlare, but I do all my DNS through them and it's great.Everything propagates in 10 seconds rather than 10 hours. himata4113 1 hour ago You actually can use your own nameservers... if you pay for the business plan which is $2400/yr. system2 43 minutes ago I am totally fine with cloudflare DNS. There is nothing better with free tier out there. Can't beat $10.
AussieWog93 41 minutes ago Honestly I don't really see this as a bad thing for the average person. I don't register my domains with CloudFlare, but I do all my DNS through them and it's great.Everything propagates in 10 seconds rather than 10 hours.
himata4113 1 hour ago You actually can use your own nameservers... if you pay for the business plan which is $2400/yr.
system2 43 minutes ago I am totally fine with cloudflare DNS. There is nothing better with free tier out there. Can't beat $10.
It boggles the mind that this is allowed by ICANN.
Honestly I don't really see this as a bad thing for the average person. I don't register my domains with CloudFlare, but I do all my DNS through them and it's great.
Everything propagates in 10 seconds rather than 10 hours.
You actually can use your own nameservers... if you pay for the business plan which is $2400/yr.
I am totally fine with cloudflare DNS. There is nothing better with free tier out there. Can't beat $10.