I probably should've predicted this might happen, after all no other company comes close to Google's reputation when it comes to canning projects. I guess I'd assumed that their Domain Registration buisness was simple, autonomous and profitable enough that it'd continue forever but alas not, and with Squarespace picking up the baton from Google I needed to find a new home for my domains.

Now, I've no experience using Squarespace so I've nothing to say on the quality of their service and/or offering. But, they don't support one of the key features that I need, Dynamic DNS, hence I need to jump ship before all my self hosted services become stop working.

It really didn't take much research, but based on featureset and reputation I've migrated my domains over to Cloudflare. Process was super easy, almost instaneous and the pricing is solid to.

I had some minor issues with scoped API keys, but I've worked around that for now but otherwise everything's been seamless and service interuption has been minimal, not that my personal sites attract much in the way of traffic anyhow.