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The renewals.... That's where they getcha...
Which are honestly some of the cheapest in the market, plus you own the domain and have the right to transfer it out, only paying the new registrar for a renewal after 60 days.
Hopefully CloudFlare add .dev & .app in the next year, given Google's decision, I still can't believe Squarespace is getting all those accounts.
I've gotta say I've been using Porkbun for a few years now and I've never been caught off guard by insane renewal prices.
I won't lie... their prices actually don't look half bad. Dot com is ten bucks a year instead of the $14 I'm giving Namecheap...
I just switched away from namecheap because porkbun's prices were so much better. They're just all around better, really.
Yeah but PorkBun's prices are cheap - and advertised publicly.