Karizanta Sectigo PositiveSSL Wildcard, $ 70.00/yr.

Sectigo PositiveSSL Wildcard has been added on Dec 7, 2020

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⚑ Targeting :	AE UK

Original plan URL was https://www.karizanta.com/sectigo/

📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

Karizanta LTD is a UK-based hosting and cloud infrastructure provider with a product line focused on *cloud VPS, dedicated servers, shared hosting, domains, DNS, SSL, and web hosting services*. The legally verified company record is recent: KARIZANTA LTD was incorporated on 18 August 2023 in the United Kingdom, with business activity connected to hosting, data processing, web portals, and information services. The active director and person with significant control is Ahmad Bayat. LinkedIn gives an earlier 2021 foundation date and places the company in London with a small 2-10 employee range, but the strongest official foundation reference remains 2023.

The strongest part of Karizanta’s offer is cloud infrastructure rather than traditional mass-market shared hosting. Their VPS Cloud range is available in the United Kingdom, Netherlands, and Sweden, with plans built around *SSD storage, anti-DDoS protection, monitoring, alerting, DNS, cloud firewalls, API access, enterprise SSDs,* and *40GbE hypervisor connectivity*. The VPS plans scale from 1 vCPU / 1 GB RAM / 10 GB SSD up to 8 vCPU / 16 GB RAM / 100 GB SSD, each with 3 TB bandwidth and a 10 Gbit/s port reference.

The broader product portfolio includes Shared Hosting, Dedicated Servers, and Domain Registration. Shared hosting starts from $2.99/mo and includes 250 GB disk space, 1 TB bandwidth, 120 email accounts, and 50 domains. Dedicated server pricing starts from $9.99/mo in the main pricing block, with 500 GB disk space, 2 TB bandwidth, 150 email accounts, and 75 domains. Domain registration is available through the client area, with extensions such as *.com, .net, .org, .me, .co,* and *.co.uk*.

The company has some strong technical signals for a small provider, especially its own ASN and routed network resources. At the same time, the brand presentation still has unfinished elements, including broken product navigation links and leftover template wording in the company background area. That combination makes Karizanta look more convincing from a network/infrastructure perspective than from a polished corporate-content perspective. For technical users, the VPS and network side is the main reason to consider them; for non-technical business customers, the incomplete presentation may require extra caution.