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Openprovider

Dutch domain registrar with a wide TLD range

NetherlandsEU Ownership reviewed, controller unresolved

Scope verdict

Ownership reviewed, controller unresolved

This service remains visible for context, but it is not counted or recommended as a European-controlled option.

How we classify services

Openprovider is a domain name registrar from the Netherlands. The company is ICANN accredited, supports DNSSEC and sells a large number of top level domains, which is useful if you register names in many countries. Accounts support multi-factor authentication and several users, although there is no audit log showing who changed what.

Being Dutch and inside the EU makes Openprovider a European alternative to the American registrars. It suits agencies, resellers and companies that manage domains for more than one client or brand.

Pricing

Renewing a .com domain costs 15.58 US dollars per year.

Data and operations

Infrastructure and email path

Verified operational dependencies, shown separately from ownership and from the service's core data hosting.

Public website

Amazon Web Services

US-controlled cloud
Observed
A 66.33.60.193, 76.76.21.241 · CNAME cname.vercel-dns.com · AS16509

Why this matters

This public website route ends on Amazon Web Services, whose European seller is wholly owned by Amazon.com, Inc. An EU region can provide European data residency but remains under US ultimate ownership. DNS does not reveal the AWS region, the core service's host, or use of the separately operated AWS European Sovereign Cloud.

Incoming business email

Google Workspace

Non-European provider
Observed
MX 1 aspmx.l.google.com · 5 alt1.aspmx.l.google.com · 10 alt3.aspmx.l.google.com · 10 alt4.aspmx.l.google.com

Why this matters

Published MX records route incoming business email through Google Workspace. Correspondent details and message content can therefore enter this non-European provider's systems; MX does not reveal the configured storage region.

Public DNS records identify visible providers and routes, not every backend location or private data-region setting.

Infrastructure checked:

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