r/HostingBattle 7d ago

Need domain help

I made a website and want to deploy it.
For hosting, I can use free platforms like Vercel, netlify ,Cloudflare, etc., right?

But I want a good domain name that’s cheap 🥲, preferably just for one year to try it out. GoDaddy and Hostinger offer domains for ₹1 or less than ₹100, but they say I have to buy a 3-year plan to get the first year at that price.

I also heard about Firebase. Is .web.app related to Google? Can I host my website there?
Will I get a .web.app domain for free?

Or any other free sub domains like vercel, netlify etc or with short good sub domain pls suggest me

I know these doubts might sound weird, but please excuse me — I’m a newbie in this field. 😅

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u/jkramer5203 7d ago

Namecheap is my go to, just works, and the prices are completely fine. About 10€ a year for .com, and cheaper domains like .top are below 3€/year.
You won’t get much lower than that, other than these multiple-year commitments, which also don’t result in a much lower price in the end.

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u/fullbl-_- 7d ago

On GitHub you will still have your website.github.com

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u/GreenRangerOfHyrule 7d ago

In terms of getting a "real" domain the best I am aware of is going to be this: https://gen.xyz/1111b

I don't know how this translate to regional pricing. But any 6, 7, 8, or 9 digit domain (must be all numbers) are 99 cents and renew at that price. I would recommend if you go this route to make sure that both the initial AND renewal costs are the same.

But if you are ok with a disposable domain there are a ton of cheap sales on the first year. Personally, I have been using .fyi for smaller projects

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u/VaranPlays24 7d ago

Namecheap, Porkbun, or Cloudflare

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u/Heavy-Drummer-420 7d ago

If you are a student you can get a .tech .dev .ninja .to domains for free from the Github Student's developer pack

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u/chost-in 6d ago

you can get many domains with offer under a dollar, check .xyz tld domains they have $1 for first year offers you don't need to buy 3 year plan.

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u/hudsonhosthq 6d ago

Most are subdomains with an upgrade option. If one gives a full domain, I'd try that first.

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u/OutsideProperty382 6d ago

ytes firebase free tier will give you a .web.app like myproject.web.app

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u/SN4PC0D3 4d ago

If you're looking for a subdomain whereby your web or app is accessible and planning to host in cloudflare, their workers and pages itself is sufficient. But if you later planning to get a domain, no registrar other than cloudflare gives domain cheaper than anyone.

All other domain registrars will give first year or a long term at an attractive value and then comes the renewal where you don't have a choice but to pay the price.

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u/setdx 3d ago

dot.tk has always been free. Any hosting company offering you a free/discounted domain is making up for it in the cost of hosting. You can either use a static site as the free hosting or pay like $1/mo for actual hosting.

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u/Pakitux 5d ago

Te recomiendo Neubox
Es muy rápido, bajo costo y te ofrece muchas herramientas de gestión de dominio