alsolnet.com Colocation, ARS 350.00/mo. on Colocation

Colocation has been updated on September 6, 2019 (added August 15, 2019)

📌 Dedicated IPs :	1
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-Free
🌏 Server Locations :	Argentina
⚑ Targeting :	AR

See also initial Colocation plan location on their website!

📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

AlSolNet: A Robust Hosting Provider That Left a Lasting Legacy (Inactive Since 2024)

AlSolNet, once a notable name in Argentina’s hosting landscape, stood out for its comprehensive approach to web infrastructure services. Until it ceased operations in 2024, the company focused on delivering reliable, high-availability hosting backed by robust infrastructure and in-house technology, tailored to both small businesses and larger, more demanding digital operations.

Technological Strength Built for Reliability

One of the most distinctive aspects of AlSolNet was its investment in physical infrastructure. Unlike many hosting providers that relied on third-party resources, AlSolNet owned and operated its own servers housed within high-standard data centers. These facilities were equipped with advanced power redundancy systems, climate control, and round-the-clock surveillance—ensuring consistent uptime and physical security.
To protect client data, AlSolNet implemented 24/7 security protocols, including firewalls, constant monitoring, and denial-of-service protection. Their in-house data center setup also offered diesel-powered generators and UPS systems, providing energy resilience even during extended outages.

Flexible Hosting for a Range of Users

The company structured its hosting solutions into six main packages, including a customizable plan designed for those with specific resource needs. Each plan came with an intuitive control panel offering tools for email setup, DNS management, usage stats, and user access.
The platform supported a wide array of technologies—PHP, ASP, CGI, Tomcat, MySQL, and SQL Server—which allowed users with varying technical requirements to find a plan that suited them. This level of flexibility made AlSolNet attractive to a diverse base, from individual developers to businesses managing large-scale applications.

Reseller Hosting and Custom Branding

AlSolNet also catered to resellers, offering complete white-label hosting solutions. Through a proprietary control panel, resellers could manage multiple client sites, set up custom DNS, and brand the interface with their own logos and visual identity. The cost-efficiency of these plans—reportedly as low as $2 per site—made it a practical option for freelancers or agencies managing multiple clients.

Beyond Hosting: Streaming, Design, and Development

Unlike many competitors that stick solely to hosting, AlSolNet branched out into additional digital services, including web design, multimedia development, branding, and e-learning portals. These services were backed by an internal development team, which allowed for tailored applications and tools specifically created to enhance the online presence of their clients.
One standout offering was their streaming audio service, designed for online radio stations. With dedicated bandwidth and real-time analytics—down to user location and listening behavior—AlSolNet provided broadcasters with an edge in understanding and growing their audience. Their unique IP Replicator tool ensured smooth audio streaming, even on fluctuating IP connections, which was especially useful for small stations without enterprise-level infrastructure.

Value-Driven Services with a User-Focused Philosophy

AlSolNet’s operating philosophy was centered around taking on the heavy lifting—be it infrastructure, maintenance, or connectivity—so clients could focus on growing their businesses. The inclusion of specialized tools, in-house support, and scalable services showed a strong commitment to user satisfaction.
The provider also offered online backup solutions and remote access tools, covering the broader IT needs of clients looking to protect or extend their digital operations. Their backup system, DSafe, addressed both static and mobile computing environments, adding another layer of convenience for businesses on the move.