DNS.COM .com, $ 14.52/yr. on Domains

.com has been added on Jul 27, 2026

💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid CardsBitcoin
🔨 Control Panel :	[In-house]
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskLive ChatAvailable 24/7
⚑ Targeting :	CN US

See also initial .com plan location on their website!

*📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

DNS.COM is a Hong Kong infrastructure and network security provider operating through DNS GLOBAL TECHNOLOGY LIMITED. The company was incorporated on November 12, 2019, under Hong Kong company number 2892255. Its broader technical operations extend across more than a decade, supported by a workforce of over 100 employees and a customer base numbering in the thousands.

This is not a conventional shared hosting provider. The company concentrates on domain registration, authoritative DNS, DNS security, SSL certificates, cloud servers, dedicated servers, high-bandwidth infrastructure, DDoS mitigation, private DNS deployments, API access, and network operations. Standard shared hosting packages, managed WordPress accounts, hosted email plans, reseller hosting, and beginner website builders are not part of the main product range.

DNS Intelligent Resolution is one of the company’s central services. It includes free and commercial service levels with IPv4 and IPv6 support, geographical and carrier-based routing, batch administration, health monitoring, automatic failover, and a 99.99% SLA. Enterprise customers can also use dedicated authoritative DNS infrastructure with private nameserver addresses, isolated DNS servers, delegated administration, and capacity for large domain portfolios.

DNS Pollution Treatment continuously checks domains for poisoned or manipulated DNS responses and redirects affected traffic through cleaner resolution paths. Monitoring intervals vary by package, ranging from approximately 30 minutes to one minute. This service is especially useful for websites and online platforms that require dependable accessibility from Mainland China despite DNS cache poisoning or regional resolution interference.

Domain registration covers extensions such as .com, .net, .org, .top, .xyz, and several country-related TLDs. Registered domains include DNS management and basic protection capabilities. SSL certificate options include single-domain, multi-domain, and wildcard products with automated validation and rapid issuance.

The cloud server portfolio covers Hong Kong, Tokyo, Los Angeles, and Singapore. Hong Kong instances include CN2 GIA, China-optimized connectivity, BGP options, and higher-bandwidth configurations. Tokyo servers provide regional Asian connectivity, while Los Angeles systems use routes optimized toward China. Singapore cloud servers are suitable for Southeast Asian operations and services targeting both regional and Mainland Chinese visitors.

Lightweight cloud servers provide simpler deployment with predefined application templates, fixed transfer allocations, and commonly used development environments. Available templates include LAMP, Node.js, ASP.NET, and similar software stacks. Hong Kong lightweight cloud capacity has periodically been unavailable across several configurations, so availability should be confirmed before planning a deployment around that product.

Standard cloud systems use SSD storage and provide root or administrator access, IPv4 addresses, Windows and Linux installation options, security groups, private networking, operating-system reinstall functions, snapshots, recovery tools, and browser-based administration. Supported operating systems include Windows Server, AlmaLinux, CentOS, Ubuntu, and Debian, depending on the selected location and configuration.

The dedicated server catalog is considerably broader than the cloud range. Hong Kong options include CN2 servers, SEO servers, international-bandwidth systems, optimized-bandwidth servers, and high-defense configurations. Tokyo offers optimized and international-bandwidth servers, Los Angeles provides CN2, SEO, and protected systems, while Singapore includes CN2 and anti-DDoS configurations.

SEO server configurations can include large IPv4 allocations, with selected packages approaching 253 usable addresses. These systems can suit legitimate projects requiring IP separation, regional endpoints, testing environments, or multiple independent services. Bulk unsolicited email and other abusive activity remain prohibited.

China-facing dedicated servers combine China Telecom CN2 GIA, China Unicom, China Mobile, BGP, and optimized international routing. International-bandwidth configurations exchange some Mainland China optimization for larger dedicated ports, reaching up to 1 Gbps on selected Hong Kong and Tokyo servers.

DDoS-sensitive projects can use protected dedicated servers or the separate Anti-DDoS IP service. Protection begins with smaller 10–20 Gbps configurations and extends into enterprise-level mitigation capacity. Protected IPs conceal the origin server, filter malicious traffic, support web and non-web protocols, and can operate alongside web application firewall protection.

The website and customer area are available in English and Chinese, while the English storefront displays pricing in US dollars. The interface is modern and suitable for desktop and mobile screens, although the large number of network and server categories can be difficult for inexperienced customers to compare. Understanding the difference between CN2, optimized bandwidth, international bandwidth, lightweight cloud, high-defense servers, and protected IP services is important before ordering.

The service agreement also covers server colocation, including procedures for equipment collection after termination. Colocation is not presented as a standard self-service package with openly listed configurations and prices.