I recently started to use NS1, which was taken over by IBM. It's nice and fast, comes with a great API, which even their web control panel also uses. The only negative side is that it's now owned by IBM.
I use some RHEL-alike products anyway, so I didn't mind NS1 now being IBM. NS1 doesn't mention any pricing, and I'm using their free developer accounts for my personal sites. I think it will get very expensive really quick once you become enterprise customers.
I was just thinking this side-thread was a bit OT. And in my book, there are worlds of difference between Google and using Algolia’s custom HN search, which is really awesome IMHO. (I use it myself multiple times per week.)
But what the heck, I’ll bite and share my recommendations.
I personally prefer this setup:
• Google Workspace for email. FastMail seems to be a very popular alternative, I’ve never tried them. There’s also Tuta and Protonmail but personally I’m not interested in E2EE email. (I much rather use something based on Double Ratchet for comms that need E2EE.)
• Cloudflare for DNS. There are lots of solid options here. E.g. AWS Route 53.
• Dynadot as my registrar. Porkbun seems to be a solid alternative.
HTH!
Fastmail has done me well for many years.
But being located in switzerland that seems to be the obvious choice, right ;) ?
Stick to someone who specializes in email (ie. Gmail/Outlook/Zoho/Fastmail/etc).