Latinoamerica Hosting E1, $ 16.50/yr. on Linux Emails

E1 has been added on Aug 21, 2019

💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid CardsPayPal
🔧 Category :	BackupFully Managed
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-FreeLive Chat
🌏 Server Locations :	Colombia
⚑ Targeting :	CO

Original plan URL was https://www.latinoamericahosting.com.co/correos-electronicos-corporativos/

📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

Latinoamérica Hosting is a Colombian hosting provider founded in 2007, serving customers in Colombia, Mexico, Peru, and other Spanish-speaking markets. The brand has accumulated more than 18 years of experience, while the current legal entity, Latinoamérica Hosting S.A.S., was registered in Medellín on February 5, 2018. The company operates with a compact team in the 11–50 employee range and concentrates on hosting, domains, corporate email, website protection, backups, and virtual server services.

Its product portfolio includes shared web hosting, managed WordPress hosting, business hosting, reseller hosting, VPS servers, domain registration, SSL certificates, SiteLock security, CodeGuard backups, and Google Workspace. The catalog covers the requirements of personal websites, small businesses, online stores, agencies, developers, and resellers without forcing every customer into a virtual server.

Standard shared hosting is organized into H1 through H4 packages. The entry plan includes 10 GB of NVMe storage, 500 GB of monthly transfer, two guaranteed virtual CPU cores, 4 GB of RAM, IPv4 and IPv6 connectivity, ten email accounts, two MySQL databases, and one hosted domain. Higher plans increase storage capacity to as much as 70 GB and provide additional domains, databases, and email accounts.

The shared hosting environment includes free SSL certificates, LiteSpeed technology, server-side caching, a website builder, WordPress and Joomla compatibility, Imunify360 protection, scheduled backups, and outbound email filtering. Backups are generated three times per week and stored remotely through Amazon S3, providing separation between the active hosting account and its backup copies.

Customers moving from another cPanel provider can use the free migration service. This is particularly useful for transfers involving website files, MySQL databases, email accounts, domains, and existing cPanel configuration. Migrations from proprietary panels may require more manual preparation.

The WordPress hosting range adds Elementor tools, premium extensions, performance optimization, malware protection, automated updates, and access to themes and templates. The largest WordPress package also includes Redis, making it better suited to resource-intensive websites and WooCommerce stores. These packages are useful for customers who need more WordPress assistance and optimization than a conventional shared account normally provides.

Business hosting offers substantially higher resource limits. Depending on the selected package, customers receive between 100 GB and 250 GB of NVMe storage, three or four virtual CPU cores, 4–10 GB of RAM, 2–5 TB of transfer, and as many as 350 email accounts. These plans support SSH access, Node.js, Python applications, multiple domains, and larger database allocations.

Business hosting provides a practical intermediate option for companies that have outgrown ordinary shared hosting but do not yet need the administrative complexity or cost of a VPS. The larger resource allocation also makes these plans suitable for business applications, high-traffic WordPress websites, online stores, and agencies managing several customer projects.

The reseller hosting packages use cPanel and WHM and include white-label name servers, custom DNS, free SSL certificates, unlimited hosted domains, and capacity for between 20 and 100 individual cPanel accounts. Resellers can create their own hosting packages, allocate disk space and bandwidth, manage customer accounts, and use their own company identity.

The separation between individual cPanel accounts is especially useful for agencies and designers who need to keep customer websites isolated. It also simplifies account suspension, migration, backup restoration, and resource management compared with placing every customer domain inside one shared cPanel account.

The VPS range begins with four CPU cores, 6 GB of RAM, 100 GB of SSD storage, 3 TB of transfer, two IP addresses, root SSH access, and five cPanel account licenses. The largest standard configuration increases capacity to ten CPU cores, 14 GB of RAM, 350 GB of SSD storage, and 8 TB of transfer.

VPS packages use Intel Xeon processors and include WHM, cPanel, Softaculous, free SSL certificates, security protection, and DDoS mitigation. CPU, memory, and storage resources can be upgraded without changing the server IP address or completing an entirely new server migration.

Each VPS includes licenses for five separate cPanel accounts, even though the server can host an unlimited number of domains. Customers planning to create more isolated cPanel accounts should include the price of additional licenses in their cost calculations.

The domain service covers registration, renewal, transfer, DNS administration, registrar locking, EPP authorization codes, contact management, and custom name servers. Common extensions such as .com, .net, and .org are readily available, while the customer portal supports searches across a broader selection of generic and country-code extensions.

Free SSL certificates are included with web hosting, WordPress hosting, business hosting, reseller hosting, and VPS packages. Paid certificate options are also available for projects requiring a particular validation level or certificate type.

SiteLock adds website scanning, application vulnerability checks, malware detection, trust seals, and file-change monitoring. Higher packages include automated malware removal and more frequent security checks. This service is useful for websites that require an additional monitoring layer beyond the protections included with the hosting account.

CodeGuard provides independent website backups, change monitoring, version history, downloadable copies, and one-click restoration. It can act as a secondary backup system for Latinoamérica Hosting accounts or protect websites hosted by another provider.

Google Workspace</a is available for organizations that want Gmail with their own domain together with Drive, Calendar, Meet, Contacts, and the wider Workspace application suite. Migration options cover existing email messages, contacts, and calendars.

Services are mainly delivered in Spanish, and the website does not provide a complete English version. Prices are primarily displayed in Colombian pesos, while the ordering portal can also display amounts in US dollars. The platform is therefore particularly convenient for Colombian customers and Spanish-speaking companies throughout Latin America.

Email sending is controlled through hourly limits. Shared hosting plans permit total account limits ranging from 100 to 250 messages per hour, while business packages increase this range to between 300 and 450 messages per hour. Individual users and PHP scripts normally have a 100-message-per-hour restriction.

VPS customers have greater freedom over outgoing email, but they remain responsible for preventing unsolicited messages, securing mail scripts, and protecting the reputation of their assigned IP addresses. These limits make the standard packages suitable for normal business communication but not for unrestricted bulk email delivery.