I’ve been using Namecheap for personal domains for around 10 years now. Since a few years back, privacy guard is included in the domain price (at least for .com domains) so your name, address, … won’t appear directly on whois queries.

As it’s just one domain, (longterm) pricewise I don’t think there’ll be a big difference with any of them. 1 or 2 € per year, maybe. It’ll be more important to check longterm price of the domain (.com / .io / …), as you’ll probably find some offer for the first year.

FWIW, namecheap publishes a recurrent offer around 10th October (apart from some random offers every once in a while) If you go with them, you can register for one year and renew the domain for a longer period when you find an offer.

I’ve been using namecheap for more than ten years now, and I have no complaints. Everything just works, at least as far as my usage goes, and the pricing feels very reasonable.

I like NameCheap to buy domains but usually use Cloudflare for DNS records

Porkbun is great! https://porkbun.com/

I’ve been using cloudflare for domain and DNS for about 2 years, no complaints so far

I’ve used namecheap for years with 0 problems. They have a good selection and good support. I’ve heard good things about Porkbun too.

I’ve used namecheap for years for my personal domain. It was the one I liked best back when I brought the domain.

That was like ten years ago now and cloudflair wasn’t a thing then iirc.