Really cheap domains are available at 10.19 dollars per year. I can finally use my websites without relying on a GitHub Pages domain, which feels nearly free. The design of the spaceship main page is mind blowing

Best price and ease of use

Very reasonably priced and very easy to use

Fast domain transfer! Stop paying $22 to $37 with your current domain company. Blow Daddy!

Crap software. Slow websites. Bad email systems with very limited features. I DO NOT RECOMMEND.

I tried contacting support about this, but no, they are incapable of understanding the most mundane things, so here are my concerns as a 1 star review.

This is regarding the "buy now" and "lease to own" checkout links for domain sellers.

The checkout process for buyers, who are typically non domainers, is actually very non intuitive and acts as an unnecessary barrier, and hindrance, for buyers to proceed with the purchase.

First of all, after clicking the buy now link and proceeding from the cart, the buyer can't locate the sign up link easily when proceeding from the cart.
The checkout flow is ridiculous in that it assumes such a buyer, coming from a sales lander, would have an existing account on an obscure domain website that they never heard of before. They should be shown the sign up form.
Currently, the sign up link is squirrelled far away, below the visible screen, and then right at the bottom of a long login modal, and worse it is in entirely unreadable in tiny text. Why? Is the aim to deter a sale? Because you are achieving that very easily. The sign up modal, not login modal, must be the first thing shown and visible. Put the login link at the bottom of the modal instead, if you insist on it.

Then secondly, blocking the purchase from proceeding beyond the cart because you expect everyone to be a domainer, and to somehow be aware that they need to provide registrant info, is ridiculous. At this point the buyer is abandoning the cart because, first, they had to jump through hoops to sign up because they were unable to see where the hell the signup link is, then they are being told to proceed with a purchase that they can't complete because apparently they didn't provide registrant details, even though they were never asked for it to begin with, and no where are they prompted in the checkout flow to enter those registrant details, and now unintuitively must once again abandon their cart and somehow magically know to navigate to some arbitrary location in a new account they created, no link to it or anything, then enter those details, and somehow have the patience to figure all of this out and then happily return to the cart to complete the purchase. Not happening. Can you see how ridiculous this is?

This setup is so ridiculous. Your support clearly took offense from the above. This is stopping sales, not helping buyers to complete them. Worse still,if the buyer is a non-English speaker, like a Saudi national and there is poor UX, no ease of use. Forget about having Google translate on your site... its nice, cool, I get it. How does that help if your checkout flow and UX sucks and he can't see where to sign up?

Come on man. Make this easy for a buyer who wants a seamless process. Think of buyers as people who don't have an existing account, people who are literally non domainers trying to buy a domain from a domain seller via your site. Think of ease of use, better UX, for non English speakers - let them see a sign up form easily, let them proceed to enter their registrant details in the checkout flow. Don't overcomplicate things thinking you have created something sophisticated - dude, it's not sophisticated at all, it's just a pain.

If you want the buyers registrant details, just let the buyer either enter it on the checkout screen - no links to enter it elsewhere or other nonsense - or just don't require it at all.
Stop sabotaging sellers domain sales with this nonsense.

How many abandoned carts are out there that you don't know why they actually abandoned their purchase? It doesn't affect you, but it does affect domain sellers.

Please make these improvements as a matter of priority.

Straight forwards, very fair pricing

Awesome experience with domain transfer and their services are amazing.

I'm very happy to be using Spaceship's services. I registered a .com domain very easily, with clear and straightforward information, and I hope to use more Spaceship services in the future. Thank you very much, Spaceship!

I just wasted SIX HOURS trying to get Alf Website Studio to make one unbelievably simple change to my website, and I am beyond frustrated.

I am not exaggerating when I say the task was this simple:

I had an EXISTING header.
I had an EXISTING PNG wordmark.
There was an EMPTY SPACE in the middle of the header.

I wanted Alf to PUT THE PNG IN THE EMPTY SPACE.

THAT WAS IT.

I repeatedly and explicitly told Alf NOT to redesign the header, NOT to recreate my logo, NOT to change the navigation, NOT to modify the existing icon, NOT to regenerate anything, and NOT to touch anything else on the page.

I eventually reduced the instructions down to essentially:

USE THIS EXACT FILE.
PUT IT HERE.
CHANGE NOTHING ELSE.

And somehow Alf STILL could not reliably do it.

At one point Alf actually claimed it had placed my exact mTechNL wordmark in the center of the header. I looked at the website and it had instead inserted ANOTHER COPY OF A COMPLETELY DIFFERENT ICON.

I then explained AGAIN that the placement was correct but the asset was wrong. I supplied the correct PNG again. I explicitly told it to simply replace the incorrect image with the exact wordmark file I had provided.

It STILL couldn't accomplish this basic edit.

I have been beyond frustrated because something so stupidly simple was made so unbelievably complicated by software that is supposedly designed to make building a website easier.

Every attempt became more prompting, more explaining, more correcting, more unwanted changes, or Alf misunderstanding instructions that could not possibly have been made any clearer.

SIX HOURS.

Six hours trying to put ONE supplied PNG into ONE empty location in a website header.

This wasn't a complicated development request. I wasn't asking Alf to build some elaborate feature, write custom functionality, or redesign my website.

I WAS TRYING TO PUT A PNG IN THE MIDDLE OF A HEADER.

Something that should have taken 30 seconds became a six-hour ordeal because the software seemingly cannot reliably perform a precise, basic edit without misunderstanding the request, using the wrong asset, or trying to do something I never asked it to do.

By the end of it I was so unbelievably frustrated that I DELETED THE WEBSITE AND CANCELLED EVERYTHING.

An AI website builder is supposed to SAVE TIME. Alf did the exact opposite. It turned one of the simplest website edits imaginable into hours of fighting with software, and I ultimately lost the website I had spent all that time working on.

There desperately needs to be reliable manual control over basic website elements. And when a user tells Alf to modify ONE specific thing, it needs to modify that ONE THING and leave everything else alone.

After this experience, I will NEVER recommend Alf Website Studio or Spaceship to anyone looking to build a website. Ever.

If someone asks me what platform they should use to build a website, Alf and Spaceship will be the two names I specifically tell them to avoid.

I gave Alf every possible opportunity to accomplish one incredibly simple task. It failed repeatedly.

Six hours of my life wasted over the placement of one image, and I ultimately deleted the entire website because I could not take fighting with this software anymore.

I am done wasting my time with it, and I will never use or recommend Alf or Spaceship for website building again.

Absolutely damn unacceptable.

I'm so glad it's so good 💯

Getting my domain through Spaceship was well explained and easy to accomplish. The price was great too.

it was not that welcoming as the services i subscribed looked like a teaser or a gateway to sell more services that I may not need.