Dom.BG Extra, BGN 19.90/mo. on Linux Shared

Extra has been updated on June 20, 2025 (added December 1, 2018)

🔌 Hosted domains :	10
🆓 free domains :	0
📌 Dedicated IPs :	0
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards
✍️ Support Options :	Email
🌏 Server Locations :	Bulgaria
⚑ Targeting :	BG

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📄 Editorial Review

Review of Dom.BG – Bulgarian Domain and Hosting Services

Dom.BG is a Bulgaria-based domain registration and hosting provider that has focused on offering affordable and accessible services primarily for local users, with extended server infrastructure in the USA, Canada, and Bulgaria. The platform allows registration of a wide range of domain extensions, and provides shared hosting services aimed at individuals, small businesses, and developers who need basic yet direct access to web infrastructure.

Domain Registration and Management

Dom.BG supports registration for a broad list of TLDs including .com, .net, .org, .eu, and country-specific domains such as .de, .uk, .ca, and others. Customers can register domains for periods ranging from 1 to 10 years, with multi-domain discounts and occasional promotional codes for additional savings.
One of the key selling points is the transparent domain ownership model. Unlike some local registrars, Dom.BG does not register domains under its own name, ensuring that users retain full control and legal ownership of their domains. Online management is streamlined, offering real-time updates to contact information, DNS settings, and renewal preferences.
The service also supports online domain transfers, which are carried out securely via confirmation links and passwords sent to the domain’s admin contact. The process typically finalizes within 3 to 5 business days, with an automatic 1-year extension applied upon transfer.

Hosting Services

Dom.BG provides shared hosting plans deployed on its own servers, avoiding dependency on third-party resellers. Their infrastructure spans across Bulgaria, Canada, and the United States, with Bulgarian clients benefiting from BG-Peering connectivity, which ensures fast domestic access speeds. At the same time, global routing remains effective, providing reasonable international response times.
Hosting packages include standard features such as:

• FTP and web access
• CGI, PHP, Perl, and SSI support
• MySQL databases
• POP3 email addresses with forwarding and webmail
• Basic site statistics and logs

Although the platform’s functionality is modest by modern standards, it covers the core requirements for users running small to medium websites, blogs, or email services.

Advantages and Pricing

Dom.BG positions itself competitively on price. A domain costs approximately 37.48 BGN per year, and regular customers receive additional discounts of 2.00 BGN per year. Hosting plans are priced affordably relative to their specifications, and multi-year or bulk domain registrations qualify for tiered discounts.
Additional perks include:

• Free domain transfers
• Online control panel
• Real-time DNS and contact updates
• Bonus discounts via published promo codes

These benefits are clearly aimed at attracting cost-conscious users who prefer managing their digital presence independently, without complex reseller interfaces or restrictive access.

Operational Limitations and Concerns

Despite offering useful core services, there are notable issues that raise questions about the platform’s reliability and long-term sustainability.
Most critically, as of 2025, the Dom.BG website lacks SSL encryption or even a proper redirect from HTTP to HTTPS. This is a significant red flag in terms of data security and professional credibility. For a service that manages domain ownership and hosting infrastructure, the absence of basic HTTPS is both concerning and outdated.
Additionally, while Dom.BG claims to own its server infrastructure, there is limited transparency about their uptime guarantees, backup policies, or support response times. Their website’s presentation and lack of modern compliance details (such as GDPR or ICANN accreditation visibility) may also be a drawback for more serious or business-oriented users.