No-IPReviews of noip.com

Used No-IP for my homelab for a while. The free hostname has to be confirmed by hand every 30 days: they send a mail, you click the link. My router updating the IP every few minutes counts for nothing, which I only found out the hard way. I missed one of those mails once and the hostname was gone. It didn't resolve anymore, I couldn't delete it or register it again, and the page just said it was in a 14-day redemption period. The only way out that I could see was paying for a plan. I didn't, and waited it out. Their mails seem to land in spam a lot, by the way: even the sign-up confirmation code ended up there for me, and other users report the same. So check your spam folder regularly if you go with them. Maybe it's not malicious, but it sure feels like it's built to push you toward paying. For a hobby setup I moved to DuckDNS (no complaints so far), and deSEC and dynv6 are also worth a look. Or just use your own domain with the Cloudflare API.

I had an issue with my SSL certificate request, and the No-IP Support team helped resolve it very quickly. Their response was prompt, clear, and professional. The support team understood the issue and corrected it efficiently. I really appreciate the fast assistance and excellent customer service.

I hope I never have to receive an important email from you, because I had to block your emails from reaching me with the insane amount of spam you send.

Same as Paul Derrick: "I paid for a lifetime subscription many, many years ago. They are now reneging on that lifetime agreement. They claim their service has so many extra features now, that they feel they can justify an annual"... They lie- just do not respect their own contract. Do not do business with that company lying, stealing people. - Choose another provider. - Paul

Aden answered the phone within 3 rings and helped me get back into my account and helped me with another tech issue not even associated with noip. For that i am thankful because its hard to find customer service like this nowadays or sometimes its hard to get ahold of anyone in tech support for most companies but not with noip.

I paid for a lifetime subscription many, many years ago. They are now reneging on that lifetime agreement. They claim their service has so many extra features now, that they feel they can justify an annual charge of $14.99. Tell you what, give me the service I paid for 15 years ago - I don't want your extra features. This is clearly a money-grab by a failing company. Awful way to treat customers, and certainly not to be trusted.

Support is Supreme! I can't stress how good No-IP's customer support is. They are patient with people with disabilities and work with you to their utmost. I have yet to not have an issue resolved!

I had a lifetime agreement with no-ip that they now ended after 20 years. Don't trust this company with anything, their promises are not worth anything.