ehost.co.za WEB DESIGN, ZAR (on request) on Web Design

WEB DESIGN has been discontinued (added February 10, 2021)

💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-Free
⚑ Targeting :	ZA

Original plan URL was https://www.ehost.co.za/web-design/

📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

eHost (ehost.co.za) is a South Africa–focused hosting and web services provider that has been in operation since 1997. They are positioned as an "internet specialist" for small and medium-sized businesses in Africa, combining practical hosting packages with supporting services like domain registration, website building, and web design/consultancy.

Their core public portfolio is built around shared web hosting and domain services. Shared hosting is presented as an all-in-one bundle for getting a site online quickly: SSD-based storage, free SSL, email accounts, one-click application installs, and daily backups are part of the baseline proposition. They also promote a hands-on onboarding approach, including free website migration and the ability to upgrade plans later without downtime.

On top of classic hosting, they push a bundled website builder aimed at non-technical users. The builder is positioned around drag-and-drop editing, template-based design (190+ templates referenced), website import, multilingual capabilities, and optional e-commerce features (including PayFast support mentioned for stores). This makes the platform particularly geared toward small business brochure sites, first-time WordPress users, and basic e-commerce use cases where convenience matters more than deep customization.

For customers who want to host multiple sites and manage more accounts, they also offer a reseller hosting tier (notably visible on their legacy product pages), indicating an option for freelancers/agencies managing multiple client websites under one package.

Status note: as of late 2025, the ehost.co.za website has intermittently been unreachable from multiple locations; prospective customers should verify current availability and operational status before committing to new services.