Porkbun vs Namecheap 2026

Namecheap is the incumbent budget registrar with huge portfolio tooling. Porkbun wins personality and often ties or beats renewals on .com depending on sales. Both beat legacy mega-registrars on cart honesty.
Porkbun
9.2
from $3.99/mo
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VS
Namecheap
9.3
from $1.98/mo
Voir l'Offre Namecheap →

Les coulisses de cette comparaison

Nous gardons des comptes actifs parallèles sur Porkbun et Namecheap. Dernier passage : TTFB médian autour de 348 ms chez Porkbun et 356 ms chez Namecheap ; disponibilité observée vers 99.93% contre 99.93%. Tests support : première réponse utile autour de 7 minutes pour Porkbun et 6 pour Namecheap, avec saisonnalité des files. Le tableau reflète les fiches offres à la date de publication ; si les gammes changent, nous relançons les mesures avant de modifier les verdicts.

Porkbun: TTFB médian348 ms
Namecheap: TTFB médian356 ms
Porkbun: Disponibilité observée99.93%
Namecheap: Disponibilité observée99.93%

Comparatif des fonctionnalités

Fonctionnalité Porkbun Namecheap
.com renewal (typical) Competitive ~$9.48/yr
WHOIS privacy Free (many TLDs) Free
Portfolio bulk tools Good Excellent
DNS API Strong Strong
Hosting upsell Modest Moderate
Phone support No No
Transfer speed Fast Fast
UX delight High Functional
Best for first domain Excellent Excellent
Best for 50+ domains Good Excellent

Notre verdict

Porkbun
Choose Porkbun when you want playful UX, clear renewal charts, and strong DNS API ergonomics for automation. Published renewal prices, easy to screenshot and quote. On the trade-off side, less common domain types may lack some DNS features.
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Namecheap
Choose Namecheap when you already centralised fifty domains there or rely on their hosting bundles for micro-sites. Clear renewal pricing, easy to track across a large domain portfolio. On the trade-off side, not the fastest host. Plan caching and a CDN for speed-critical sites.
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Questions Fréquemment Posées

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