Intername .pl, PLN 15.00/yr. on Domains

.pl has been added on Dec 10, 2025

💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid CardsPayPalWire Transfer
🔧 Category :	DNS
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-Free
Other special features :	DNSzarządzanie strefą DNSprzekierowania na URL
⚑ Targeting :	AT FR DE IT PL PT RO ES UK

See also initial .pl plan location on their website!

📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

Intername is a Polish-owned provider that combines a global domain registrar with a compact set of supporting hosting services. The brand belongs to BPtech.pl – usługi informatyczne, a company based in Goleniów that has been active in the internet services market since 2008 and operates with 100% Polish capital. Over time, Intername has specialised in international domain registration and today offers more than a thousand extensions across nearly every country and region, positioning itself as a convenient one-stop shop for customers who need ccTLDs and newer generic TLDs from around the world.

The core of the business is clearly Domains. Intername focuses on country-code domains (such as .pl, .de, .ro, .gr, .no and many others) as well as a wide range of new generic extensions like .online, .shop, .digital, .solutions or .hosting. A key differentiator is the Local Agent service, which makes it possible to register domains in countries where local presence, a local administrative contact or even local trademarks are normally required. Intername maintains a network of local agents and partners, including patent law firms in selected countries, and holds official accreditations with various registries. For each registered domain, customers gain access to a dedicated domain management panel with free DNS hosting on multiple name servers, a DNS zone manager, a redirection server, options like DNSSEC, transfer lock and WHOIS privacy for supported extensions, and automatic or manual renewals backed by e-mail (and in some cases SMS) reminders.

Alongside domains, Intername offers Shared Hosting as a straightforward, single-plan solution aimed at websites and e-mail. The hosting package is built on a Linux environment with DirectAdmin as the control panel and is designed as "one size fits most" rather than a complex product matrix. The account includes nominal 5 GB of disk space plus an additional 5 GB buffer (presented as 10 GB), around 50 GB of monthly transfer, and effectively unlimited domains, subdomains, e-mail accounts, FTP accounts and MySQL (Percona) databases, subject to fair use. The plan supports PHP and CGI, custom SSL certificates, cron jobs, anti-spam and antivirus filtering, webmail access, traffic statistics and automatic backups. Limits such as a 15% CPU share and a daily outgoing e-mail cap (in the thousands of messages per day) are in place to keep the shared platform stable. The offer is clearly tailored to blogs, small company sites, and modest online stores rather than resource-intensive applications, streaming or game servers.

A third pillar is SSL Certificates. Intername resells a broad portfolio of SSL products from recognised brands such as RapidSSL, GeoTrust, Thawte and Symantec/DigiCert, covering DV, OV and EV certificates, including single-domain, wildcard and multi-domain (SAN) variants. All certificates are based on modern cryptography (up to 256-bit encryption, SHA-2 signatures), are compatible with mobile devices and browsers, and can be used to secure both websites and mail servers. For customers who register domains and host their sites with Intername, this allows the entire basic stack – domain, hosting and SSL – to be managed via one provider.

From a positioning standpoint, Intername is not trying to compete with hyperscale clouds or full-service hosting platforms offering VPS, dedicated servers or managed stacks. Instead, it comes across as a domain specialist with an add-on hosting service: ideal for users and agencies managing international domain portfolios, who also want simple, predictable Shared Hosting and SSL Certificates to run standard websites and e-mail without dealing with multiple providers.