GoManilaHost.Net KVM SSD WIN-4GB, PHP 2,200.00/mo. on Windows VPS

KVM SSD WIN-4GB has been updated on February 16, 2024 (added January 13, 2020), Aggregate Rating (10 out of 10 from 18 reviews)

💪 CPU/Cores :	2
🔋 RAM :	4096 MB
📌 Dedicated IPs :	1
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid CardsPayPalCheck Payments
🔨 Control Panel :	KVM
🔧 Category :	Self Managed
✍️ Support Options :	EmailAvailable 24/7
🌏 Server Locations :	Bahrain Brazil Bulgaria Cambodia France Germany Greece Oman Pakistan Singapore South Africa Thailand United Arab Emirates United Kingdom United States Viet nam
⚑ Targeting :	AU CA IN PH US

See also initial KVM SSD WIN-4GB plan location on their website!

📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

GoManilaHost is a Philippine web hosting and infrastructure provider founded by Abner Aganta on September 28, 2012. The business began in Malabon City under the VPSRO Hosting name, initially concentrating on affordable Linux virtual servers. Reseller hosting and additional VPS services followed in 2013, while the MyHosting Philippines brand appeared later that year. The present gomanilahost.net domain and GoManilaHost.Net Web Services identity were adopted in December 2015.

The privately held company operates from Cotabato City and serves customers well beyond the Philippines. Its activity includes more than 1,550 registered domains, 3,570 hosted websites and 2,660 customers across approximately 60 countries. Although it remains a relatively compact provider, its product range is considerably broader than that of many small regional hosting companies.

The catalog includes cPanel shared hosting, WordPress hosting, domain registration, Linux VPS, Windows VPS, BlueStacks VPS, professional email, VPN access, SSL certificates, spam filtering, website security, remote backups, server monitoring, SEO tools and a website builder. Dedicated servers are covered by the service terms, although they are not currently offered through a complete public catalog with standard configurations and prices. Reseller hosting was part of the company’s earlier service range but is no longer included among the principal storefront categories.

Shared hosting is aimed at personal websites, blogs, small companies and agencies that prefer a conventional cPanel environment without the responsibility of managing a server. Accounts use NVMe SSD storage in RAID-10, CloudLinux isolation, CageFS, LiteSpeed, multiple PHP versions, Node.js, Python, Ruby, MySQL, SSH access, ModSecurity and ImunifyAV. Softaculous provides one-click application installation, while free Let’s Encrypt SSL certificates, email hosting, website migration and backup restoration are included.

Storage begins at 1 GB with the Starter package and reaches 25 GB with Enterprise. Starter supports one website, while Enterprise permits unlimited websites, email accounts, databases, FTP accounts and subdomains. Business and Enterprise include unrestricted monthly bandwidth, and selected annual packages include domain registration at no additional charge.

The WordPress packages use the same cPanel, CloudLinux, LiteSpeed and NVMe foundation, with LiteSpeed Cache improving WordPress performance. The range begins with a small single-site package and reaches an Enterprise account with 50 GB of storage and support for unlimited websites. These plans work well for customers who want inexpensive WordPress hosting without requiring a heavily managed environment with staging systems, collaborative development tools or specialist WordPress consulting.

The VPS catalog is one of the company’s strongest areas. Linux KVM servers are available in the Philippines, India, Singapore, Japan, Australia, the United States, Europe, Cambodia, Malaysia, South Korea, Thailand, Vietnam, Bahrain, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, Pakistan, Brazil and South Africa. Identified cities include Manila, Mumbai, Singapore, Tokyo, Sydney, São Paulo and Johannesburg.

Linux VPS packages generally include KVM virtualization, SSD or NVMe storage, full root access, one IPv4 address, predefined operating-system images and monthly transfer allowances ranging from 1 TB to 5 TB. Available systems include CentOS, Ubuntu, Debian, Rocky Linux and FreeBSD. IPv6 is not included in the published test-network information, while outbound SMTP port 25 is permanently blocked on VPS servers. Customers planning to operate their own mail infrastructure should take this restriction into account.

Windows VPS packages are available in Manila and across the broader international location network. The Windows license is included in the monthly cost. BlueStacks VPS packages add the Android emulator for applications and games. Standard international Windows VPS services do not include DDoS protection, although a separate American KVM category provides protection with capacity of up to 10 Gbps.

GoManilaHost’s VPN service covers 53 locations and supports as many as ten devices. It includes OpenVPN over UDP or TCP, IKEv2, L2TP/IPsec and PPTP, unlimited downloads and applications for major desktop, mobile and television platforms. P2P traffic is permitted, and the service follows a no-logging policy.

Professional email is based on OX App Suite and combines custom-domain mailboxes with webmail, calendars, contacts, tasks, CalDAV, CardDAV and an account-migration utility. The Productivity edition adds cloud file storage and browser-based editing for text documents, spreadsheets and presentations. The interface supports English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and Japanese.

Additional communication services include incoming and outgoing spam filtering, email archiving and SpamPanel access. Other optional products cover SSL certificates, malware scanning and removal, daily off-site website backups, file-change monitoring, SEO analysis, server monitoring, website monitoring and a responsive drag-and-drop website builder with ecommerce features.

English is the main website language, with occasional Filipino wording and localized client-area routes. Prices are primarily shown in Philippine pesos, while the ordering system can also display US dollars. The interface works on smaller screens, but the visual design and some of the written content appear dated. References to Horde, SquirrelMail, Flash, Shockwave, FrontPage and other legacy technologies remain in several areas, even though the main hosting platform uses more modern infrastructure.