Asiatech Review 2026. Is asiatech.ir good web hosting in Iran?

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Asiatech (full name Data Transmission Company of Asiatech) is one of Iran’s major fixed-line internet and telecom operators that has grown into a full-scale connectivity and infrastructure provider. The company was founded in 2003–2004 and operates out of Tehran, serving all 31 provinces with ADSL/VDSL, TD-LTE, fiber and corporate connectivity. Public information and HR profiles place them in roughly the 500–1000+ employee range, so this is a large, established operator rather than a small hosting reseller.

For hosting and server infrastructure, Asiatech plays two roles:

1. National data center operator and carrier under the asiatech.ir brand.
2. Cloud hosting provider under the Asiatech Cloud / cloud.ir brand (legally part of Asr Dadehaye Asiatech).

On the Asiatech (asiatech.ir) side, the core infrastructure services for businesses and organizations include:

• Data center services

Dedicated servers / Server colocation (colocation hosting)
Virtual Private Servers (VPS) (offered historically under Asiatech’s own brand) / Cloud infrastructure services
Data center design and engineering, equipment supply and consulting
These appear in the "Data Center Services" and B2B sections alongside dedicated corporate bandwidth, enterprise VPN and other connectivity products.
On the Asiatech Cloud (cloud.ir) side, there is a more modern, developer-friendly platform with:

• Cloud VPS / virtual servers – configurable Linux or Windows VPS instances with root/admin access, dedicated IPs and the ability to install arbitrary software stacks.
• Cloud servers / IaaS – hourly-billed cloud server instances with scalable CPU/RAM/disk, traffic billed per GB and multiple performance tiers.
• Cloud data center bundles – resource pools (vCPU, RAM, SSD, IPs and backup quotas) presented as a virtual data center for more complex deployments.
• CDN (Content Delivery Network) – Iranian CDN with domestic edge POPs to accelerate local content and improve availability.
• Domain registration and DNS hosting.
• Cloud Box and Eco packs – pre-packaged cloud server bundles with fixed monthly prices, including discounted "Eco-Basic" and "Eco-MikroTik" style plans.

From a hosting buyer’s perspective, Asiatech feels like a network and infrastructure operator that also sells cloud, not a classic shared-hosting shop. There is no big push for ultra-cheap cPanel plans; instead, the focus is on:

• Keeping workloads inside Iranian data centers (important for latency and regulation).
• Offering IaaS-style VPS and cloud servers for developers, startups and enterprises.
• Providing colocation and dedicated servers for larger organizations and resellers that want to build their own stack on top of Asiatech’s network.

For small brochure sites or non-technical users, the product structure is more "infrastructure-grade" than consumer-friendly. For technically capable teams, or for local companies that already buy bandwidth from Asiatech, the ecosystem is attractive: the same group delivers access, data center and cloud, in local currency and under local jurisdiction.

💰 Price & Cost

Hosting-related pricing is expressed in Iranian rials, clearly targeting domestic customers.
On Asiatech Cloud (cloud.ir):

• Cloud VPS packages are listed in a structured table with CPU, RAM, SSD and a per-GB download traffic cost. "Base" VPS plans start with 1 core / 1 GB RAM / 25 GB SSD, at a monthly price in the low-million rial range, then scale through 2–4 cores and larger disks as you move into higher tiers.
• Larger VPS and cloud data center bundles reach 8+ cores, 24–64 GB RAM and hundreds of GB of SSD, with lower per-GB traffic rates on the higher tiers. There are separate MikroTik-focused plans and a corporate "contact us" tier.
• Some cloud DC bundles include a free or near-free one-day trial so prospective customers can test the platform.

Asiatech Cloud periodically runs Eco promotions, where Eco VPS bundles (for example 1 GB RAM, around 20 GB disk, 1 vCPU, generous traffic) are offered at heavily discounted rates compared to the standard pricing, sometimes with extra bonus credit on wallet top-ups.
The billing model combines:

• A prepaid wallet, which you top up and from which usage is deducted.
• Hourly and monthly pricing, depending on whether you choose pure cloud servers or predefined packages.
• An auto-recharge option, which can automatically top up the wallet from your bank card when the balance dips below a threshold.

There is no typical Western-style "30-day money-back guarantee." Asiatech Cloud’s terms and conditions focus instead on service credits for downtime, calculated against a 99% SLA and capped at a fraction of the service period. Wallet refunds or withdrawals are only described under specific conditions and not presented as a marketing guarantee.

Overall, the price/performance profile is strong for workloads that must stay inside Iran: domestic cloud pricing in rials, a full portfolio (VPS, cloud servers, virtual data center, CDN) and aggressive promotions at times. For international users paying in USD/EUR with foreign cards, Asiatech is less convenient because pricing and payment methods are centered on local gateways and currency.

🏢 Data Center

A key differentiator for Asiatech is that it owns and operates carrier-grade data centers, rather than just renting space in someone else’s facility.
Corporate catalogs and B2B material describe Asiatech as the owner of one of the largest and most advanced content data centers in Iran, located in the Milad Telecommunication Tower in Tehran, which is a flagship national telecom site. This national content data center underpins hosting, dedicated servers, cloud and CDN services.

Company documents indicate that Asiatech’s main data center infrastructure includes on the order of 1,000 racks of capacity, positioning it as a large facility by local standards and aligning it with the needs of ISPs, cloud providers and major content platforms.
Beyond the flagship Milad Tower site, Asiatech’s network and B2B descriptions reference:

• Additional data center sites inside Iran, including other Tehran locations.
• A nationwide terrestrial backbone and private network with a stated network reliability around 99.9%, used as the basis for enterprise SLAs.

On the cloud side, the Asiatech Cloud SLA sets a 99% service-level target for cloud and CDN services, with exclusions for force majeure, customer-side faults, scheduled maintenance and similar situations. Downtime credits are calculated according to the SLA and applied as service credit, not cash refunds. While 99% is more modest than the 99.9–99.99% figures seen at some hyperscalers, the combination of a domestic carrier-grade data center, local connectivity and an integrated CDN still yields a solid experience for sites targeting Iranian users.

From a practical perspective, a hosting buyer is deploying into Asiatech’s own racks on its own network, not a white-label reseller environment. Latency to Iranian users is very good thanks to strong last-mile presence and the integration of hosting with Asiatech’s access network. Keeping workloads in Asiatech’s DCs also keeps data physically inside Iran, which is often a regulatory or performance requirement for local organizations.
The trade-off is that Asiatech focuses almost entirely on Iran-based infrastructure. There is no public indication of multi-region deployments outside the country, beyond what the CDN design can do. Projects that need global multi-region hosting will generally pair Asiatech with another international provider.

✍️ Customer Support

Asiatech has built its reputation in telecom, where 24/7 support and nationwide coverage are mandatory.
For connectivity and enterprise services, they operate:

• A nationwide short code (for example 1544) for residential and business support.
• A main contact number around +98-21-91010000, which routes into the customer-care system.
• A support model that explicitly advertises 24×7 coverage and continuous monitoring of network and service status.

Asiatech also relies on a large network of resellers and agents across the country, which helps with in-person sales and local assistance, especially for internet access products and business connections.

On the Asiatech Cloud side, support flows are more typical of a cloud provider:

• Ticket-based support through the cloud control panel for technical issues.
• Dedicated support phone lines for cloud and CDN customers.
• Published support and info email addresses (for example info@cloud, support@cdn) for less urgent communication and sales enquiries.

Cloud documentation and blog posts cover topics like connecting domains to VPS, integrating the CDN with CMS platforms such as WordPress, and using the panel effectively. That gives developers and system administrators enough guidance to self-serve most basic operations, escalating to tickets only when necessary.

Support is strongest for domestic, Persian-speaking customers. While some English-language corporate content exists, most cloud knowledge base articles, FAQs and interactive touchpoints are in Persian. Non-Persian-speaking customers will typically need a local partner or in-house language skills to interact smoothly with support.

🔨 Control Panel

Asiatech does not position itself as a "cPanel shared hosting" provider. Control is mainly split between two systems:

1. Asiatech customer portal (ecare / main site) – used for managing fixed-line internet, corporate bandwidth, and parts of the data center services. Customers log in here to order services, view invoices and manage subscriptions.
2. Asiatech Cloud panel (cloud.ir) – the main interface for hosting-style services:
   • Create and delete VPS and cloud servers with a few clicks, choosing from multiple Linux distributions and Windows templates.
   • Allocate vCPU, RAM, SSD size and network resources.
   • View detailed pricing and consumption, including hourly, daily and monthly cost summaries.
   • Manage CDN, DNS, and cloud data center resources from the same login.
   • Configure wallet top-ups, automatic payments and billing alerts.

Because the platform is custom-built, you do not get a ready-made WHM/cPanel environment. If you want cPanel, Plesk or another commercial panel, you deploy a Linux or Windows cloud server, purchase the panel license and install it yourself.

For system administrators and DevOps teams this is straightforward and offers a lot of flexibility. For non-technical users who expect a turnkey "upload files and forget it" hosting account, it adds complexity and may require external help or in-house expertise.

🎯 Conclusion

Asiatech is not a typical budget shared-hosting brand. It is a large Iranian telecom and data center operator that offers hosting and cloud at the infrastructure layer:

• Owned data centers, including a major national content facility in Milad Tower, Tehran, with around 1,000 racks of capacity.
• A nationwide backbone and strong domestic peering, providing the foundation for enterprise SLAs.
• An integrated cloud platform (VPS, cloud servers, virtual data center, CDN, DNS, domains) delivered via the Asiatech Cloud panel.
• A long operating history and sizeable workforce, with multiple recognitions as a top fixed-line operator.

For Iran-focused businesses that care about:

• Keeping data inside the country.
• Having local-currency billing and local payment options.
• Working with a domestic provider that owns both network and data centers.

Asiatech is a very strong candidate, especially if there is already a relationship on the connectivity side. The cloud platform is flexible, pay-as-you-go and technically capable, and the company has the scale and regulatory footprint that smaller hosts lack.
On the other hand:

• The offering is geared heavily toward Iran. Most content is in Persian, pricing is in rials, and billing flows are tied to local banking.
• There is no explicit focus on simple shared hosting with turnkey panels for complete beginners; the target audience is developers, IT teams and organizations comfortable with VPS and cloud servers.
• The cloud SLA at 99% is acceptable but not exceptional, and detailed English-language documentation about certifications and formal Tier ratings is limited.
• Money-back policies are limited and conditional, emphasizing SLA credits rather than unconditional refunds.

If the goal is to host Iranian workloads for an Iranian audience, with strong local performance and a single provider for connectivity, data center and cloud, Asiatech is easy to recommend. For international-only projects or customers who need English-first support, global payment methods and multi-region deployments across continents, Asiatech is better seen as a regional complement rather than a primary host.

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