Compare Amazon Route 53 and ClouDNS 
- Users report that Amazon Route 53 excels in its integration with other AWS services, making it a preferred choice for businesses already using the AWS ecosystem. Reviewers mention that this seamless integration enhances their overall cloud management experience.
- Reviewers mention that ClouDNS offers a Forever Free Plan, which is particularly appealing for small businesses and startups looking to minimize costs. Users on G2 appreciate this feature as it allows them to test the service without financial commitment.
- G2 users highlight that ClouDNS has a higher ease of setup rating (9.2) compared to Amazon Route 53 (8.8), indicating that users find ClouDNS more straightforward to configure, especially for those who may not be as technically inclined.
- Users say that both products have comparable quality of support ratings (8.7), but reviewers mention that Amazon Route 53's support is more robust for enterprise-level issues, while ClouDNS is praised for its responsive customer service for smaller clients.
- Reviewers mention that Amazon Route 53 has a strong product direction score (9.1), indicating confidence in its future development, while ClouDNS's score (8.8) suggests that users are slightly less optimistic about its long-term roadmap.
- Users report that ClouDNS shines in its user-friendly interface, with an ease of use rating of 9.1, which is higher than Amazon Route 53's 8.6. This makes ClouDNS a more attractive option for users who prioritize simplicity in their DNS management.
- 4 Unicast DNS Servers
- 1 DNS Zone
- 50 DNS Records
Amazon route53 is a great way to route your traffic from internet to your application. It provides an efficient way for traffic-management. Users can use route 53 to route their application users to different server based on their geo location, application...
The actual user interface is clunky and leaves me guessing that I'm doing the wrong thing. Could use an update. Also doesn't always make clear what you're paying for - had unexpected charges later on
We moved all of our DNS to CloudDNS over a year ago after hosting all of our public DNS in our own data centers for over a decade. It was the best decision we ever made. High redundancy, failover alerts, and the ability to automatically failover to...
Support was terrible and DNS servers don't work
Amazon route53 is a great way to route your traffic from internet to your application. It provides an efficient way for traffic-management. Users can use route 53 to route their application users to different server based on their geo location, application...
We moved all of our DNS to CloudDNS over a year ago after hosting all of our public DNS in our own data centers for over a decade. It was the best decision we ever made. High redundancy, failover alerts, and the ability to automatically failover to...
The actual user interface is clunky and leaves me guessing that I'm doing the wrong thing. Could use an update. Also doesn't always make clear what you're paying for - had unexpected charges later on
Support was terrible and DNS servers don't work
