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Can anyone name a solid price equivalent provider to Namecheap?

I'm shopping for a new domain provider. Just seeing what is out there. I've been with Namecheap for years, and if i had a gripe, it would be about the price hikes, which really are just ICANN prices kicked down to us, but, I am wondering if there is greener grass out there. Recommendations?

Thanks.

** Edit, an update after doing the math. My working matrix for why I am migrating to Porkbun.

Namecheap > .tv = $40.98

Porkbun > .tv = $26.26

Namecheap > .co = $45.48

Porkbun > .co = $31.20

Namecheap > .net = $18.58

Porkbun > .net = $12.52

Namecheap > .com = $18.48

Porkbun > .com = $11.08

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Porkbun has a tonne of TLDs and is reasonably priced and great. No scummy paywalling like you get work so many registrar's

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I am also happy with Porkbun. Very easy management and they have an API

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lemmy.ml

Namecheap isn't that cheap tbh. I've been pretty happy with Porkbun.

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I had seen this, but I stopped trusting Cloudfare years ago. I'm running away from the "big guys".

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lemmy.world

Personally I've been pretty happy with namecheap and would stay with them unless you've had a problem.

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My problem with Namecheap is that they keep jacking up prices year after year. And trying to upsell me on a million little things.

I'm not OP, but I'm also planning to leave Namecheap.

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So, why this makes sense for me to leave Namecheap is renewals

Namecheap > .tv = $40.98

Porkbun > .tv = $26.26

Namecheap > .co = $45.48

Porkbun > .co = $31.20

Namecheap > .net = $18.58

Porkbun > .net = $12.52

Namecheap > .com = $18.48

Porkbun > .com = $11.08

I don't operate any others, but that is pretty self-explanatory.

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I'm on porkbun and am quite happy with them. Been with them a while, but when I first purchased my domain name, they were one of the cheapest and looked decent in other ways too

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