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DNSimple free trial

Simplify your domain registration, transfer, SSL setup, and DNS management.

DNSimple gives you 30 free days. They ask for your card first. Then it costs $19 a month.

Read from their page 12 days agodnsimple.com/pricing

Free days
30 days
Card to start
Needed
Free plan
Yes
Then you pay
$19/mo
billing not stated

What their page says

Copied from dnsimple.com, word for word.

Free trial
Start Your 30 Day Free Trial Now
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Card
Enter your payment information, and click Start my free trial to activate your account.
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Price
$ 19 USD /month
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Free plan
Solo Free
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Not in the free plan
50,000 queries per zone per month included, then $0.80 per million queries
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Before you start

Set a reminder for day 29

They take your card at the start. On day 30 you pay, and nobody warns you.

The free plan is the real deal

It stays free. The catch: 50,000 queries per zone per month included, then $0.80 per million queries

Is $19/mo really monthly?

Their page does not say if you must pay a full year at once. Check before you pay.

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Free days

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DNSimple free trial: questions

Does DNSimple have a free trial?

Yes. Their page says 30 free days.

Does DNSimple ask for a credit card?

Yes. They ask for a card before you start.

How much does DNSimple cost after the free trial?

The cheapest plan on their page is $19 a month.

What is missing on the free DNSimple plan?

50,000 queries per zone per month included, then $0.80 per million queries

Where do these DNSimple facts come from?

From dnsimple.com, their own page. We copy the line each fact is in. If their page does not say it, we say that.

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