Glomulser.net Starter, € 42.00/yr. on Linux Shared

Starter has been added on Apr 29, 2020

🔌 Hosted domains :	1
🆓 free domains :	1
📌 Dedicated IPs :	0
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-FreeLive ChatAvailable 24/7
🌏 Server Locations :	Cameroon
⚑ Targeting :	CM

Original plan URL was https://www.glomulser.net/en/our-services/unlimited-web-hosting

📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

Glomulser, short for Globe Multi Services, is a Cameroonian IT engineering, web development and hosting company based in Douala. The company has operated since 2004, with Jean Claude Tamga Bong serving in its senior management from its early years.

The footer on the .net website still displays "1982–2026," but the hosting operation and company history use 2004 as the starting year. This inconsistency should be corrected because it creates unnecessary uncertainty about the company’s background.

Glomulser combines website development, mobile application development, domain registration, Linux shared hosting, OpenVZ VPS, KVM VPS, semi-dedicated hosting, dedicated servers, SSL certificates, business email, cloud backups, search-engine optimization, website maintenance, cybersecurity audits, vulnerability remediation, data protection and malicious-website takedown services.

The Douala business handles local web projects, consulting and customer communication, while the international hosting storefront operates through infrastructure, billing and technical systems connected with LiquidNet US LLC and LiquidNet Ltd. The platform also has a close operational relationship with ResellersPanel, allowing Glomulser to offer a broad hosting catalog under its own brand.

A free reseller-hosting program is available for web designers, agencies and entrepreneurs that want to sell hosting without maintaining their own server platform. Resellers can create a branded storefront, set retail prices and offer hosting, domains and server products, while order processing, billing and infrastructure management remain integrated with the underlying platform.

Shared hosting is divided into Promo, Starter, Business, Corporate, Enterprise and Enterprise Pro packages. The Promo package includes 20 GB of storage, unlimited traffic and support for one website. Higher packages increase the number of hosted websites and generally include unlimited storage and bandwidth under normal resource-use restrictions.

Shared accounts include email hosting, POP3, IMAP, SMTP, webmail, DNS management, WHOIS controls, FTP access, a browser-based file manager, application installation, a website builder, free templates, databases, cron jobs, SSH on selected packages, ModSecurity, SpamAssassin, ClamAV, ZFS storage and SSD caching. Dropbox and Google Drive can also be used for external backup storage.

Unlimited storage and traffic remain subject to acceptable-use and shared-resource limits. Database activity, CPU use and account size are controlled to protect the stability of the shared platform. Automatic daily platform backups are limited to accounts containing less than 5 GB of data, so larger websites should maintain a separate backup routine.

The OpenVZ VPS range begins with two processor cores, 4 GB RAM, 80 GB of storage, 3 TB of traffic and one IP address. Larger configurations reach eight cores, 16 GB RAM, 320 GB of storage and 6 TB of traffic. Root access, operating-system selection, installation assistance and optional management are available.

The KVM VPS range offers stronger virtual-machine isolation. Entry configurations include two processor cores, 4 GB RAM, 80 GB of storage and 4 TB of traffic, while the largest package reaches eight cores, 32 GB RAM, 480 GB of storage and 7 TB of traffic. Customers can install supported operating systems or use ISO images for additional installations.

Semi-dedicated hosting provides more processing capacity than ordinary shared hosting without requiring customers to administer an entire server. Both packages include unlimited storage, bandwidth and hosted websites. The first configuration includes one processor core and a limit of 90,000 MySQL queries per hour, while the larger option includes two cores and up to 130,000 MySQL queries per hour.

The dedicated-server catalog includes Intel Xeon and AMD EPYC systems with SSD or NVMe storage, Linux operating systems, root access, traffic allocations between 10 TB and 20 TB and one static IP address. Optional server management and several control-panel choices are available. The dedicated configurations are currently marked out of stock, so customers should confirm availability before planning a migration or deployment.

Domain services cover a broad range of international and country-code extensions. Customers can manage domain registrations, transfers, registrar locking, EPP authorization codes, WHOIS details, DNS records, URL forwarding and optional identity protection. Selected annual hosting packages include one free domain registration or transfer from a specified group of extensions.

Standard and wildcard SSL certificates are available separately. The standard certificate includes 256-bit encryption and a seven-day refund period.

Local web-development services are divided into Pack Presence, Pack Business, Pack Corporate and Pack E-commerce. Pack Presence starts at 200,000 CFA francs, while the larger business and online-store projects cost more according to their design, development, content, hosting, maintenance and integration requirements.

The international hosting storefront supports English and French, and the Hepsia control panel supports more than ten interface languages. The main .net website is predominantly French, although several sections contain broken characters and encoding errors.

Several .net URLs that previously belonged to corporate packages, SEO articles and company news now load unrelated Indonesian gambling and slot-machine content. Other important sections are intermittently inaccessible. This creates a serious security and maintenance concern, particularly for a company that also provides cybersecurity, vulnerability-remediation and malicious-site cleanup services.

The hosting storefront remains functional, but its design and some technical references are dated. Generic "Your Provider" labels remain visible in parts of the interface, while several feature tables still mention obsolete technologies such as FrontPage extensions and PHP 4. A UK data-center migration notice also refers to "July 22nd" without showing the year, leaving an old operational message inside the active ordering interface.