First-class support
The control panel is really good, but the support simply First Class. Thank you very much Ryan for the prompt attention and the explanation!
By Diego
Sunday, November 8, 2026 · Customer reviews of US businesses
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Uniregistry is a large retail domain name registrar and web services provider; as well as a domain name registry that administers generic top-level domains.
Uniregistry (uniregistry.com) has 211 customer reviews on The Fair Hearing, with an average rating of 3.9 out of 5.
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The control panel is really good, but the support simply First Class. Thank you very much Ryan for the prompt attention and the explanation!
By Diego
They fixed my issue fast.
By Deborah T.
Rob acted as agent in helping us acquire the domain we wanted and we were very happy with the result Thanks PJ and CR
By Paul J.
Great experience
By RK
bought a .diet domain for 130usd, only to find it with another registrar for 37.50 an hour later. Asked to refund or match price, but they wouldn't. Never using these guys again, what a scam. I should have been warned by the Cayman Island location... Now you are..
By Robert L.
Really efficient. This Rob guy domain broker was really helpful
By Ignatious M.
Well nothing like good education and great service ,when I call customer service. Thank you very much Arianna
By Daniel C.
Crooked! I requested a purchase price for a domain that I let lapse. Their response was that it could cost up to $2500...the next day I received an email stating that the owner was requesting $2999...while mulling this over I received a phone call from a Uniregistry rep who said he should be able to get his seller to sell for $6000! When I told him about the email stating $2999 and he was speechless. 2nd party domain brokers are crooked, unethical, and only interested in their profits! it’s easy to buy thousands of domains for $10-$12 a pop and then try to resell them. I
By Barry R.