FastWebHost .com, INR 99.00/yr. on Domains

.com has been added on Feb 17, 2020, Aggregate Rating (1 out of 10 from 1 reviews)

💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards
🔧 Category :	DNS
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-FreeLive Chat
⚑ Targeting :	IN

See also initial .com plan location on their website!

📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

FastWebHost.in is the India-facing branch of the FastWebHost hosting brand, connected with Fast Web Host LLC and an operating history that goes back to 2001/2002. The company’s earlier eHostPros identity was rebranded as FastWebHost in 2011, with Rupi Singh associated with the company as CEO and Founder in historical FastWebHost information. The Indian platform is focused on affordable hosting in INR, while the wider FastWebHost.com platform also keeps international USD-based plans.

The product range is broad for a budget hosting provider. FastWebHost covers Linux shared hosting, Windows hosting, reseller hosting, managed WordPress hosting, KVM VPS, OpenVZ VPS, dedicated servers, domain registration, business email, SSL certificates, website builder, SiteLock, and other hosting add-ons. This makes them more suitable for small businesses, freelancers, web designers, budget projects, and entry-level hosting customers than for companies needing customized enterprise infrastructure.

Their Linux shared hosting includes cPanel, SSD/NVMe storage on current international plans, free domain options on selected packages, unlimited bandwidth on many plans, email accounts, free SSL, drag-and-drop website builder, one-click app installation, FTP/SFTP, phpMyAdmin, MySQL, PHP, Perl, Python, Cron jobs, Webalizer/AWStats, SpamAssassin, and free Cloudflare CDN integration. The Indian Linux shared hosting entry plan starts at around ₹59/month, while international shared hosting starts from about $3.49/month.

Their Windows hosting is built for ASP.NET, IIS and MS SQL users. It uses Plesk and includes ASP/ASP.NET support, PHP, Microsoft SQL Server options, email, backups, website builder tools and web statistics. Indian Windows hosting starts from around ₹75/month, with Basic, Advanced and Ultimate tiers.

The reseller hosting platform is Linux-based and uses WHM/cPanel. It includes white-label hosting, cPanel account allocation, private branding, email features, MySQL, PHP, SSL support, app installers and website builder tools. International reseller plans include Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3, starting from $7.50/month, while the Indian reseller page shows yearly-billed pricing starting around ₹560/month.

Their managed WordPress hosting is the more performance-focused part of the portfolio, using KVM VPS resources, daily offsite backups, WP-CLI, SSH, automatic WordPress core/plugin updates, Redis object cache, NGINX FastCGI caching, MariaDB, HTTP/2, SSD storage and DDoS protection. Indian WordPress plans appear from about ₹675/month, while international WordPress plans start from $9.95/month.

For customers needing root access, FastWebHost also offers KVM VPS and OpenVZ VPS. KVM VPS plans include root access, live resource statistics, a management dashboard, Linux distributions such as Ubuntu, CentOS, Debian, Fedora and SUSE, one dedicated IPv4, DDoS protection and upgrade flexibility. OpenVZ VPS is positioned as the cheaper container-based option, starting from about $1.50/month internationally and around ₹115/month on the Indian site.

The dedicated server line is self-managed by default and includes Linux operating systems, full root access, IPv4 and IPv6 allocation, DDoS protection, console/dashboard functions, 1 Gbps ports on listed examples and 24/7 support. International dedicated servers start from $99/month, while the Indian dedicated server page shows examples from around ₹6,700/month.

The website remains functional, but its design feels older compared with modern hosting brands. Several sections still use legacy layouts, older-style icons and a more traditional hosting-company structure. English is supported across the main content, while FastWebHost.in focuses mainly on the Indian market and INR pricing.