Crazy Domains

Crazy Domains is a domain registrar and web host that trades as CrazyDomains. The corporate page says it was established in 2007 and calls it a leading domain name registrar in Australia, Europe, India and the Middle East, and says the business is managed by Newfold Digital Inc; the footer describes the site as a division of Dreamscape Networks International Pte Ltd. Its .adult page speaks to the trade directly: "The adult entertainment industry now has its own grown up domain." For a site operator it is one account for names, shared hosting, VPS, business email, DNS and a reseller program, with the .adult registration as the adult-specific product.

What it sells an operator

The .adult page covers registration, renewal and transfer of .adult names, beside a long list of other extensions that includes .xxx. In October 2026 the page shows CHF 42.30 for the first year, with CHF 126.10 printed beside it. The footnote on that offer reads "On registration of or more years", with the number of years missing, and the renewal rate is not spelled out, so the first-year figure is the only firm number on the page. The page presents .ADULT as an address dedicated to the adult entertainment and services industry and says it is "for everyone interested or involved in adult entertainment." It also says a .ADULT name does not mean giving up an existing .com or .xxx address, and offers help pointing the new name at the existing domain. The menu adds domain backorders, a Domain Guard product and WHOIS tools.

Web hosting comes in tiers on NVMe storage with unmetered bandwidth. The Economy plan covers 1 website, 10 GB, 5 email accounts, 5 MySQL databases and about 20,000 visits a month; the Premium plan covers 5 websites, 25 GB, 25 email accounts and 15 databases at the same visit figure; the top tier covers 10 websites, 50 GB, 50 email accounts, 25 databases and about 40,000 visits a month. Every plan carries 1,000,000 files and directories, a free SSL certificate, a free Cloudflare CDN, a WordPress staging site and managed WordPress updates. Plan prices sit behind buy buttons rather than in the page text.

The Linux VPS page offers Standard, Professional and Enterprise servers on NVMe storage and AMD EPYC cores, each with a dedicated IP, root access, unmetered data transfer and cPanel as an optional add-on. Standard has 100 GB, 4 GB of memory and 2 cores, which the page says suits up to 100 low-resource sites. Professional has 200 GB, 8 GB and 4 cores for over 300 sites, and Enterprise has 300 GB, 12 GB and 4 cores for up to 1,000 sites. Self-managed, managed and fully managed levels differ in updates, monitoring, security, migration and software support, on AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux or Ubuntu. Windows VPS, custom and dedicated servers appear in the menu.

The business email page offers mailboxes of 10 GB, 50 GB or 100 GB on 1-year or 2-year terms, with webmail, mobile apps, anti-spam, 2FA and custom DKIM. Standard DNS is free with every domain and set up automatically; Premium DNS adds an Anycast network across 13 countries, DDoS protection, secondary DNS, DNSSEC signing and a 100% SLA, and can be bought for domains held at other providers too.

The terms that decide the choice

The adult wording on the .adult page concerns the name and its audience; the page sets no content condition on registration. Whether adult sites are welcome on the web hosting, VPS or email products is not addressed on those pages, and the footer points to General Terms, Terms of Use and a Report Abuse page.

Refund terms differ by product. The web hosting page offers a 60-day money-back guarantee on its plans, and the Linux server page lists a money-back guarantee among the features of every plan without giving a term.

Availability is stated as a commitment. The hosting pages promise 99.9% uptime, and the VPS page ties a 99.9% SLA to network, power and virtual server availability. The VPS page says each facility uses multiple tier-1 network transit providers with 10 gig-E connections for redundancy, and that the company operates its own enterprise data centers providing services from Australia, Europe and the USA. The web hosting plans run from an Australian data center, which the page names as Sydney. The corporate page says the servers sit in tier-1, maximum-security facilities.

Security is described as product features: standard DDoS protection, malware protection, email protection and free SSL certificates on hosting, on-demand cPanel backups, and DDoS protection on Premium DNS. As a registrar and host, the company sells no billing or merchant product.

Getting started and support

An operator picks a name or a plan, buys it, and manages everything from one account. The hosting plans come with cPanel, a 1-click installer covering more than 200 applications, one-click backups and restore, FTP and SSH access, unlimited FTP accounts and cron jobs, multiple PHP versions, WP-CLI and an object cache for WordPress.

Web hosting support runs 24x7, 365 days a year, by chat and email, and the Linux server page promises 24/7 support from consultants and engineers by live chat and email. The footer lists phone sales and support, and a UK number appears in the header.

The reseller program is the part most relevant to a network. Approved partners get wholesale domain and hosting prices, a storefront, an API with optional WHMCS integration, a dedicated partner channel of account managers and a 24/7 reseller support team. The page says resellers can sell 400+ domains and 50+ online products, the company's own figures.

Company and track record

The corporate page says the company was established in 2007, is managed by Newfold Digital Inc, and that the group has 6,000 team members supporting 6.7 million people worldwide; these are the company's own figures. It describes a single platform for domains, cloud hosting, email and online marketing aimed at startups, small businesses and larger firms. Testimonials on the VPS page include a retailer whose commerce server the company has managed since 2013.

Who it suits

The strongest case for Crazy Domains is the reseller stack: an operator who sells names and hosting to other site owners gets wholesale pricing, a storefront, an API and a WHMCS option from one vendor, with 24/7 reseller support. For a single brand, the .adult page offers a first-year price and help pointing the name at an existing .com or .xxx site, and Standard DNS comes free with it. The caveats are a missing renewal figure for .adult, plan prices that are not in the page text, and no published adult position for the hosting side. Names, hosting, email and DNS sit on one set of pages, with a stated refund window on hosting.