Aeiia Email & DNS 2, $ 15.00/mo. on Linux Emails

Email & DNS 2 has been added on Sep 23, 2026

💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid CardsPayPal
🔧 Category :	DNS
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-FreeAvailable 24/7
🌏 Server Locations :	Canada
⚑ Targeting :	CA
💰 Money-back guarantee :	15 days
🚀 Uptime :	99.95 %

See also initial Email & DNS 2 plan location on their website!

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*📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

AEIIA is a Canadian hosting and web-services company based in Simcoe, Ontario, operating since 2007. Its strongest specialization is e-commerce hosting, particularly environments built around Zen Cart (zen-cart.com), PCI compliance, and customers who need more technical involvement than is typical with large mass-market hosting brands. Quentin Dixon is closely associated with the business as chief system administrator and a director of AEIIA Inc., while also having a long-standing connection with the Zen Cart open-source project.

The company operates a broad but focused portfolio covering cloud website hosting, email hosting, VPS, dedicated servers, domain registration, SSL-related services, website development and custom programming. The service mix is clearly aimed at business users, online stores and customers who value direct access to technical staff.

Its main shared/cloud platform is PCI-focused cloud website hosting built on a private high-availability infrastructure with enterprise SSD storage. The range starts with a 5 GB Cloud Starter package and scales to plans with as much as 150 GB of storage. Unlimited bandwidth and email accounts are standard, while the higher tiers increase database and FTP allowances.

Cloud plans include a dedicated IP address, SSL, spam filtering and cPanel. Sitejet is integrated for users who prefer a graphical website-building environment, while JetBackup handles account backups. Incremental backups are taken several times per day and file retention extends to 60 days, including weekly and monthly restore points.

Email hosting is available independently from website hosting. These plans combine mailbox storage, DNS management, spam filtering and dedicated IP addressing, making them suitable for companies that want professional mail hosting without maintaining a website on the same account.

The VPS platform supports both Linux and Windows environments, together with FreeBSD. Linux choices include Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, Arch, OpenSUSE and Mint. Each VPS includes IPv4 and IPv6 connectivity and is managed through SolusVM. The VPS service is primarily self-managed, making it better suited to administrators who are comfortable maintaining their own operating system and application stack. cPanel can be added to Linux VPS configurations for customers who prefer a conventional web-hosting control panel.

Dedicated Servers provide an additional upgrade path for applications requiring isolated physical hardware. Standard systems are based on Dell PowerEdge R430 servers with dual Xeon processors, 24 CPU cores, 10 TB traffic allocations and 1 Gbps connectivity. Dedicated hosting can remain self-managed or be combined with PCI assistance and fully managed administration covering patching, monitoring, application deployment, migrations and backups.

Domain registration and transfer services are handled through Enom. Common extensions such as .com, .net, .org and .biz are available, with transfers normally completing between several hours and approximately ten days depending on the registry and losing registrar.

AEIIA also has a significant development component. Zen Cart installation, upgrades and customization remain central services, while WordPress and WooCommerce development are also available. Custom programming extends into PHP, JavaScript, Laravel, Python and iOS/Swift work. Development packages are tied closely to the hosting platform, making the company particularly relevant to customers who prefer hosting, development and ongoing technical administration under the same provider.

A newsletter/post-blast product remains marked as Coming Soon, so it should not yet be considered part of the active service portfolio.

The account and billing environment supports both USD and CAD. The website is English-language, while the service structure remains more traditional and technically oriented than the automated storefronts used by the largest cloud providers.