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For such applications, there are plenty of relatively inexpensive paid options for wildcard certs. I don't think this is something Let's Encrypt should solve. I'd rather see them invest more time into supporting dynamic dns provider domains better, which imho is a much larger issue for small/hobby/free projects.

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I'm ready to pay a reasonable amount for a wildcard cert to use with some hobby projects. Is there a trustworthy cheap wildcard cert provider which is not Comodo?

Have you checked StartSSL? They've worked fine for me.

What's the problem with dynamic dns provider domains?

I mean domains on no-ip, freedns, dyndns and the like.. that are subdomains are more likely to hit the default limits with Let's Encrypt... I'd like to see some auto-whitelisting for some of the more popular ones.

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