Host Sailor Seaman, $ 22.95/mo. on Linux Reseller

Seaman has been added on Nov 7, 2025, Aggregate Rating (9 out of 10 from 113 reviews)

🔌 Hosted domains :	unlimited
🆓 free domains :	0
📌 Dedicated IPs :	0
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid CardsPayPalWire TransferSkrill (Moneybookers)Western UnionBitcoin
🔨 Control Panel :	CPanelWHM
🔧 Category :	WordpressDDoS Protection
✍️ Support Options :	EmailPhone / Toll-FreeLive ChatAvailable 24/7
🌏 Server Locations :	Netherlands Romania
⚑ Targeting :	EG KW NG PK RU SA AE UK US
💰 Money-back guarantee :	14 days
🚀 Uptime :	99.9 %

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HostSailor is a Dubai-based hosting and infrastructure provider operating through HOST SAILOR LIMITED, registered in the United Arab Emirates under Reg. No. IBC/03/14/8150. The business has operated since 2013, with Khalid Cook as founder. Its headquarters are in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, while its services target an international audience across Europe, North America and other regions.

The current product range concentrates primarily on NVMe KVM VPS, KVM SSD VPS, Storage VPS, Dedicated Servers and SSD Shared Hosting. Complementary services include Domain Registration, SSL Certificates, additional IP addresses, IP Announcement, private VLAN networking and reseller services. WordPress can be operated through the shared-hosting platform rather than through a completely separate WordPress-specific hosting infrastructure.

KVM is now the main virtualization technology across HostSailor's active VPS lineup. The NVMe KVM VPS range in the Netherlands uses RAID10 NVMe storage, DDR5 memory and dual AMD EPYC 9534 processors. Customers receive full virtualization, root access, one IPv4 address, a /64 IPv6 allocation, DDoS protection, 1 Gbit connectivity and SolusVM management. The Mini Sailor configuration starts with 1 GB RAM, 30 GB NVMe storage and 1 TB transfer, while higher tiers increase CPU allocations, memory, storage and bandwidth. Linux is included by default, while Windows is available at additional cost and FreeBSD is also supported.

The KVM SSD VPS range is hosted in Los Angeles, United States and provides a particularly inexpensive route into full KVM virtualization. The platform combines RAID10 SSD storage, dual-stack IPv4/IPv6, DDoS protection, SolusVM and 1 Gbit network access. The smallest Mini Sailor configuration includes 256 MB RAM, 10 GB SSD storage and 256 GB monthly transfer, while the larger Commodore tier reaches 8 GB RAM, 80 GB SSD storage, 12 CPU cores and 8 TB transfer. This platform uses Xeon E5-2620v4 processors, so the Netherlands NVMe range is the stronger choice when CPU performance and storage speed are more important than obtaining the lowest possible monthly price.

Storage VPS uses KVM virtualization and is aimed at backup storage, archives, synchronization, file servers and other workloads where disk capacity is more important than high-end CPU performance. Netherlands configurations extend to 2 TB of RAID-backed HDD storage, with 1 Gbit connectivity and DDoS protection. Smaller annual packages provide an inexpensive off-site storage option, while the larger monthly plans combine substantially more disk space with additional memory.

OpenVZ and Xen were previously much more visible in HostSailor's VPS catalog, but they are no longer part of the main active commercial lineup. Legacy OpenVZ SSD, OpenVZ HDD and Xen product areas remain associated with the company, while current VPS purchasing is centered on KVM NVMe, KVM SSD and KVM Storage products. Xen remains relevant for specialized virtualization requirements, but KVM is the practical default for new deployments.

Dedicated Servers provide bare-metal resources with root-level control, Linux and Windows operating-system choices and network ports that vary according to configuration. Entry systems target budget-conscious users, while more powerful machines are available for applications requiring substantially greater CPU, memory or storage resources. Customers can combine the hardware with additional IP resources, software licenses, hosting control panels and optional managed administration.

SSD Shared Hosting uses CloudLinux and cPanel together with LiteSpeed, AutoSSL, Softaculous and SitePad. Hosting is available from Romania and the Netherlands. Email accounts, MySQL databases, FTP accounts, subdomains and parked domains are available without restrictive numerical limits on the main packages, while disk space and transfer allowances vary by tier. WordPress and other common PHP/MySQL applications can run within the same environment, with DDoS protection, monitoring and SSL included in the hosting platform.

Domain services cover registrations and transfers together with DNS management, domain locking, EPP-based transfers, auto-renewal and WHOIS privacy options. Commercial SSL certificates are available separately, while shared-hosting customers can use AutoSSL without purchasing an additional certificate for ordinary HTTPS requirements.

More advanced infrastructure customers can use IP Announcement to route their own address space through HostSailor's network. The service accommodates customer-controlled BGP prefixes, including minimum /24 IPv4 and /48 IPv6 allocations, and supports modern route-security requirements such as RPKI. The VLAN Network service allows private Layer-2 communication between dedicated servers and requires participating machines to have the appropriate secondary network interface.

The Reseller Program extends across VPS, dedicated servers and hosting services. Higher-volume resellers can obtain white-label functionality and IP branding, with white-label eligibility tied to maintaining more than five VPS instances or more than three dedicated servers.

The primary HostSailor website is in English. Additional editions exist in Arabic, Chinese and Russian, although some localized content contains older pricing, contact information and product details. International customers are better served by the current English catalog when comparing active packages and ordering new services.

The company blog remains active in 2026, with continuing coverage of virtualization, server administration, hosting security and infrastructure technology. This is useful for customers evaluating whether the company's technical information is still actively maintained rather than relying only on older documentation.