drServer.net Comodo PositiveSSL Wildcard, $ 85.00/yr.

Comodo PositiveSSL Wildcard has been updated on March 6, 2021 (added December 1, 2018)

🔐 Domains protected :	unlimited
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-Free
⚑ Targeting :	HR US

See also initial Comodo PositiveSSL Wildcard plan location on their website!

📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

drServer.net (drServer International LLC) is a family-owned hosting provider that has been running since 2009, with a strong technical background and a clear focus on servers, networking and performance rather than fancy marketing. It presents itself as a Croatian-owned provider with deep experience running demanding, high-traffic systems, including infrastructures handling tens of thousands of transactions per second in real time. The company operates its own hardware and network under AS396881 and is both an ARIN member and RIPE LIR, which is more typical of serious infrastructure operators than of small shared-hosting shops.

Their catalog covers the usual hosting stack plus a few more specialized services: Shared Web Hosting, Reseller Hosting, KVM VPS, Dedicated Servers, Mail Hosting, Domain Registration, and SSL Certificates. Everything is centered around a single main deployment in Dallas, Texas, with the emphasis on high-clock Intel CPUs, SAS SSD or SSD storage on RAID-10, DDoS-protected bandwidth, and automated backups.

The shared web hosting line is offered under "Premium-1" through "Premium-4" plans. Storage ranges from about 5 GB up to 150 GB on SAS SSD with hardware RAID-10 and automated incremental backups. Bandwidth quotas go from 50 GB up to 1 TB of premium multi-homed bandwidth, and each plan includes unlimited email and FTP accounts, cPanel, and Softaculous for one-click app installs. All shared hosting is located in Dallas, TX, and higher annual plans add extras like free SSL and even a free domain or transfer on the top tier.

For people running their own small hosting businesses or agency workloads, there is a Reseller Web Hosting range ("Reseller-1" to "Reseller-4"). These plans start with 20 GB SAS SSD and 1 TB bandwidth and scale up to 100 GB storage and 4 TB bandwidth, again on RAID-10 with incremental backups. Resellers get cPanel/WHM, Softaculous, unlimited email and FTP accounts and the same Dallas location. Annual reseller packages include perks like one free SSL certificate and, on higher tiers, a free domain or transfer, making it easier to bundle complete packages for end clients.

On the compute side, drServer pushes a small but solid KVM VPS lineup. All standard VPS plans come with 4 CPU cores, SSD storage (from 90 GB up to 720 GB), 4 GB to 32 GB RAM, and a consistent 4 TB bandwidth allocation. Every VPS includes one IPv4, a /64 IPv6 block, built-in DDoS protection, and "Enterprise 24/7 Support", with the ability to run Windows using your own license thanks to KVM. Nodes are kept deliberately uncrowded (they explicitly limit clients per node) and use fast Intel Xeon E5 CPUs, pure SSD and RAID-10. Management happens through an advanced VPS control panel that lets you reboot, reinstall, mount ISOs and handle most day-to-day operations yourself.

For customers who need bare-metal power, the Dedicated Servers page shows a live stock system with several hardware families: Intel Atom C2750 systems at the low-cost end, Xeon E3 Kaby Lake, Xeon E-21xx Coffee Lake, Xeon Silver Skylake, and dual Xeon E5-2650v2 Ivy Bridge machines for more demanding workloads. All dedicated servers come with 100 Mbps unmetered bandwidth and DDoS protection, and are deployed in Dallas. There is an automated dedicated-server control panel providing functions like OS reinstall, power control, rescue mode and ISO mounting, plus IPMI for out-of-band management. drServer stresses that they own all their hardware and keep spare stock on hand, which helps them deliver new servers in around an hour for standard setups and within roughly a day for custom builds.

Beyond hosting and servers, drServer also offers Mail Hosting based on the Zimbra collaboration suite. The current packs (Zimbra 10/50/100) give 10 to 100 accounts with 10–100 GB of storage, SMTP gateway via MailRoutes, Zimbra Desktop client support and multi-domain capability. These mail plans are heavily focused on deliverability and security, with MailChannels integration, spam filtering, 2-factor authentication, SSL and malware checking.

The Domains section handles registration for typical TLDs such as .com, .net, .org, .us, .eu, .io and others, with free WHOIS privacy where supported, free DNS management on their premium nameservers, registrar-lock support, email forwarding and WHOIS contact management through the client area. On top of that, there is a full SSL certificate catalog with budget Comodo PositiveSSL through GeoTrust, RapidSSL, Thawte and Symantec enterprise options, including EV and wildcard certificates.

The absence of a publicly verifiable physical address, combined with the lack of an identifiable presence on platforms such as LinkedIn and Crunchbase, can create a measurable trust deficit. In corporate due diligence terms, these omissions reduce transparency around legal identity, operational footprint, and organizational accountability, which may lead prospective customers to question the provider’s maturity and overall service reliability.

Overall, the company is more a technically-driven network operator than a generic "cPanel host". The infrastructure is concentrated in one serious deployment, the product set is complete from shared to dedicated, and the add-ons (mail, domains, SSL) fit naturally into that ecosystem.