Hostever Budget 10GB SSD, $ 3.13/mo. on Linux Shared

Budget 10GB SSD has been added on May 4, 2022, Aggregate Rating (9.8 out of 10 from 56 reviews)

🔌 Hosted domains :	2
🆓 free domains :	1
📌 Dedicated IPs :	0
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid CardsPayPalCheck Payments
🔨 Control Panel :	CPanel
🔧 Category :	BackupDNSGreen HostingSeo HostingWordpressFully ManagedWebsite BuilderFile SharingE-Commerce
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-FreeLive Chat
Other special features :	LiteSpeed Webserver
🌏 Server Locations :	Bangladesh
⚑ Targeting :	BD SG

Original plan URL was https://www.codeforhost.com/portal/cart.php?gid=15

📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

Hostever is a Bangladesh-based hosting brand of Code For Host Inc Ltd, active since 2011. The group runs as an independent, privately owned company with headquarters in Tangail and a major office in Dhaka, plus listed offices in the USA and Singapore. They are not just a local web host: Code For Host is a long-running infrastructure provider with its own IP space and memberships in industry bodies such as APNIC, ARIN, BASIS, e-CAB and BDHPA. That background gives Hostever a more "infrastructure-operator" feel than many small resellers and is reflected in how broad and technical their product stack is.

At a high level, Hostever operates as a full-service hosting vendor for both local Bangladeshi and international clients. They sell domains, shared Linux and Windows hosting, BDIX hosting for ultra-fast local traffic, reseller hosting, VPS and cloud servers, BDIX VPS, managed and semi-managed dedicated servers, corporate hosting for larger businesses, email hosting and SSL certificates. Many services run on SSD or NVMe storage, and newer blog content and product pages talk about HTTP/3 + QUIC, integrated CDN options and GPU-capable servers for AI-style workloads.

On the shared hosting side, Hostever splits Linux into several lines. There is Linux Budget Shared Hosting for basic and test sites, Advance Linux USA Hosting and Advance Linux SG Hosting for more serious projects in US and Singapore locations, and BDIX Budget and BDIX Advance packages that keep sites inside Bangladeshi data centers for very low latency to local users. The corporate hosting line goes further, pairing NVMe SSD, LS Cache and WordPress-optimized stacks with higher bandwidth allowances, targeting companies and heavier WordPress installs rather than hobby blogs.

Windows shared hosting is treated as a separate track. A Windows ASP.NET Hosting range covers entry-level plans with Plesk, .NET and SQL Server support but limited to ticket and email support. An Advance Windows ASP.NET Hosting line layers on more generous resources, three-layer backup, richer features, a longer list of supported frameworks and access to more support channels (phone, live chat and remote assistance) that are not enabled on the cheapest Windows packs. For .NET developers who want full control, a Windows Cloud VPS series with dedicated CPU, RAM and storage is available, pre-installed with Windows Server Datacenter and full administrative access.

Reseller hosting is offered both from BDIX and USA locations, built on cPanel. These plans let customers carve out their own cPanel accounts, often with standard features like unlimited subdomains and email accounts, Softaculous one-click installer, free SSL and typical reseller tooling (private nameservers, billing integration options, etc.). They make sense for small agencies that want to sell hosting under their own brand while still riding on Hostever’s infrastructure.

On the VPS and server side, the lineup is quite extensive for a mid-sized host. There are unmanaged Linux VPS products for technically comfortable users, USA and BDIX managed VPS lines for those who prefer the provider to handle day-to-day server administration, and specialist BDIX CPU Optimised VPS packages built on KVM with 1 Gbps ports, full root access and multi-TB traffic allowances. Semi-managed and BDIX dedicated servers exist for use cases that need guaranteed hardware and very high local throughput, while the company’s blogs and marketing around NVMe, HTTP/3 and DDoS-aware setups show a push toward higher-end workloads.

Beyond hosting, Hostever also runs domain registration and transfer services (bundled into the same client area as hosting), business email and standalone email hosting, SSL certificates and occasional promotional free-hosting offers tied to specific domain purchases. Through Code For Host they are also involved in bulk SMS and other digital services, but the day-to-day reality for most users is a fairly classic hosting experience: buy a domain, pick a Linux, Windows or BDIX plan, manage it through cPanel or Plesk and rely on their team for 24/7 help when something breaks. Overall, the portfolio is broad enough that a single customer can start from a cheap shared plan and grow up through BDIX VPS or dedicated hardware without leaving the ecosystem.