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Hmm, they have an article on WHOIS redaction but I'm not seeing how to get them to redact my info. I'll ask support.
https://developers.cloudflare.com/registrar/account-options/whois-redaction/
By domain its actually the people who control the domain .us domain information not cloudflare. Cloudflare has been my goto for a number of years they do a good job masking the information and once you set those settings they do not change them (I am looking at you GoDaddy). I will second Porkbuna nd Namecheap as good options.
You can look at porkbun or namecheap, they usually give out a good domain for about a dollar for a year. Good for self-hosting stuff.
I got some .xyz .site etc tlds for a dollad.
That dollar is only an introductory price. xyz renews at like $12ish
That's why I said they are good for self-hosting. Mostly for you and your family, you can change the tld every year without much effort.
That seems pretty unnecessary to save one dollar a month
Closer to $.92/mo saved.
Doesn't take more than 2 minutes to configure. You can definitely look at the tld list or something similar to find domains with cheap renewals but be careful about some of the registrars listed there.
Just get a .top domain from Porkbun. It is a gTLD and less than $5 per year.