Net Mark RapidSSL Wildcard, PLN 400.00/yr. on SSL Certificates

RapidSSL Wildcard has been updated on December 16, 2025 (added January 12, 2020)

🔐 Domains protected :	unlimited
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid CardsPayPalWire Transfer
🔨 Control Panel :	[In-house]
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-FreeAvailable 24/7
⚑ Targeting :	PL

See also initial RapidSSL Wildcard plan location on their website!

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*📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

Netmark.pl is a Polish hosting and domain provider with roots in the mid-2000s, originally launched as NETMARK by entrepreneur Rafał Krzysztoń and active on the market since around 2005/2006. Today the company operates as netmark.pl sp. z o.o. and belongs to NetArt Group, a large Central and Eastern European cloud and hosting group. Over the years they have built a solid position in Poland, serving tens of thousands of customers from the small business, corporate and institutional segments.

An important detail is that the website is almost identical in design (same template) and offers a 100% identical product lineup to both Linux.pl and AttHost.pl, reinforcing that these brands are effectively mirrored versions of one another..

The core of the offer is classic shared web hosting, branded as Hosting Start, Hosting Biznes and Hosting Pro. These packages are designed to cover everything from a small company website or blog up to more demanding portals and online stores. Hosting accounts share disk space between web, databases and e-mail, support multiple MySQL databases and allow an unlimited number of domains and subdomains on a single account. E-mail hosting is included, with the ability to create unlimited mailboxes, anti-virus scanning based on ClamAV, and webmail access via Roundcube.

On the application side, Netmark uses the familiar cPanel environment with Installatron as a one-click installer for popular CMS platforms such as WordPress, Joomla and PrestaShop. The platform supports multiple PHP versions (legacy 5.x up to the current 8.x range), configurable per account, and offers technical features such as SSH access, external MySQL connectivity and Redis integration for WordPress. Daily backups are performed automatically every 24 hours and stored on independent backup servers, with the option for customers to restore files, databases and DNS zones themselves.

Netmark is also a domain registrar, offering registration and transfer for a wide catalogue of Polish (.pl, .com.pl, regional .waw.pl and many others), European (.eu) and global TLDs (.com, .net, .info, .biz, etc.). Domain management is bundled with the same customer panel, and the hosting service is promoted as a natural complement to these domain services.

Security and encryption play a visible role in the portfolio. Every domain pointed to Netmark’s hosting automatically receives a free SSL certificate, installed within about 24 hours after the domain is attached to the server. For projects that require higher validation or specific brands, Netmark also resells commercial certificates (limited options), with automatic renewal options via their SSL OEM service.

Beyond pure hosting, the brand offers a range of IT services and diagnostics around its platform: access to slow query logs, access logs and error logs for in-depth troubleshooting; paid configuration help for WordPress and PrestaShop; PHP version adjustments; and other on-demand administrative tasks. There is also a website monitoring product (Monitoring WWW) and a broader VPS offering available via the NetArt Group cloud stack. Netmark’s VPS page acts as an entry point into that environment, providing virtual machines with KVM virtualization, Linux or Windows operating systems and rapid provisioning on the group’s high-availability cloud infrastructure.

Overall, Netmark comes across as a mature, Poland-focused hosting and domain provider embedded in a larger cloud group. The platform is clearly oriented toward customers who want stable shared hosting in Poland, integrated domains and SSL certificates, with cPanel and a full technical toolset rather than bare-bones budget hosting.