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1. ICANN accreditation
Check to see if your domain registrar is accredited by ICANN. Don’t use the registrar regardless of the prices or their offerings if they aren’t. ICANN should ensure that you receive professional, stable, reliable service from a reputable provider. They can help with problems that may arise.
2: Customer Support
There maybe be occasions when you need help transferring domains, delegating administrative permissions, or just renewing existing services. You should know that their technical support is capable enough to help you out. Most have toll-free telephone numbers. Review their support policies. Some offer live chat as well as live telephone support.
Well Designed Tools
3: Well Designed Tools
Trying to make sense of confusing DNS configuration tools can quickly prove overwhelming, particularly in the middle of a crisis. Even if you have to test a domain registrar’s DNS tools using a practice domain, getting familiar with a registrar’s DNS configuration tools and how to use them before working on a live site can prove invaluable. Don’t use a registrar whose DNS tools are difficult to access or understand.