Next Vision Wordpress Inicio, MXN 154.00/mo.

Wordpress Inicio has been added on Nov 1, 2020

💪 CPU/Cores :	2 Cores
🔋 RAM :	2000 MB
🔌 Hosted domains :	1
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid CardsPayPalWire Transfer
🔨 Control Panel :	CPanel
🔧 Category :	WordpressSelf Managed
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskAvailable 24/7
🌏 Server Locations :	United States
⚑ Targeting :	MX

See also initial Wordpress Inicio plan location on their website!

📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

Next Vision is a Mexican web hosting, domain registration, online security, email, web design, and digital marketing company founded in 2003. The business operates from Cuernavaca, Morelos, serving individuals, professionals, agencies, and small to medium-sized companies that prefer Spanish-language assistance, Mexican peso billing, electronic invoicing, and locally available payment methods.

The company has built a broader portfolio than a conventional shared-hosting provider. Its services include shared hosting, managed WordPress hosting, cloud hosting, KVM VPS, domain registration, SSL certificates, website security, professional email, VPN subscriptions, SEO tools, website creation, brand design, social media management, and paid advertising services.

Shared Hosting is the most accessible service and works well for personal websites, business presentations, blogs, portfolios, and smaller online stores. The plans use SSD storage and include SSL certificates, cPanel, email accounts, FTP access, subdomains, databases, and application installation tools. Depending on the selected package, customers receive between 8 GB and 40 GB of SSD space, support for one to 100 hosted domains, and between 100 GB and 500 GB of monthly data transfer.

The shared environment uses CloudLinux account isolation, helping prevent one resource-intensive or compromised account from affecting other customers on the same server. Softaculous is included for installing WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Magento, PrestaShop, and many other applications. Customers also receive a responsive website builder, selectable PHP versions, daily backups, ImunifyAV, SiteLock Lite, password-protected directories, and hotlink protection.

Shared Hosting carries a 99.9% uptime guarantee. Java Servlets and Tomcat are not supported, so these packages are primarily suited to PHP applications, content-management systems, static websites, Python projects, and Node.js applications that operate within the permitted account limits. Expired services are suspended at the end of the paid term, and stored files or email may be removed after 30 days of suspension.

Managed WordPress Hosting runs on scalable cloud infrastructure and uses a dedicated WordPress management interface instead of cPanel. Plans support between one and five WordPress websites and include SSD storage, dedicated CPU and RAM allocations, unlimited email accounts, automatic WordPress core updates, WP-CLI, Git integration, database optimization, and Jetpack.

The WordPress range is divided into lower-cost Lite packages and more advanced security plans. The security-oriented options add cloud backup space and malware protection. Additional RAM or CPU can be purchased when more resources are required, although customers cannot freely move between every package or host more WordPress installations than the number included in the selected plan.

WordPress Hosting does not include cPanel or a bundled SSL certificate and has no money-back period. Customers using an external SSL certificate must generate a certificate signing request from the WordPress panel and obtain a compatible certificate for installation.

Cloud Hosting combines dedicated resource allocations with cPanel administration and a redundant cloud storage architecture. Packages include between two and six CPU cores, 2 GB to 6 GB of RAM, unlimited SSD storage, unlimited transfer, unlimited email accounts, SSL, and support for between one and an unlimited number of websites.

The cloud platform uses Ceph distributed storage, keeping website data across three storage devices for redundancy. NGINX and Varnish provide caching and performance optimization, while automatic failover can move workloads away from faulty hardware. CPU and memory resources can be increased as a project grows, making the platform appropriate for business websites, e-commerce stores, and applications with variable traffic.

Some technical tables continue to reference CentOS 6.9, PHP versions up to 7.1, MySQL 5.6, and phpMyAdmin 4.3.8. These versions are obsolete, so the actual operating system, PHP branches, database version, and security maintenance policy should be confirmed before deploying a production application.

KVM VPS Hosting provides isolated virtual servers with root access, dedicated resources, several Linux distributions, and DDoS protection. SSD configurations begin with two virtual CPU cores, 2 GB RAM, 20 GB SSD storage, 1 TB of transfer, and one IP address. Larger configurations reach four virtual CPU cores, 8 GB RAM, 120 GB SSD storage, and 2 TB of transfer.

A separate HDD VPS range provides larger storage allocations and additional transfer capacity. Available operating systems include CentOS, Debian, and Ubuntu. Customers can restart, shut down, and reinstall their virtual server through the management interface.

VPS services are self-managed unless an additional administration service is purchased. Customers are therefore responsible for operating-system updates, security hardening, application configuration, monitoring, and backups. Optional management is available for businesses that do not have an internal system administrator.

Plesk and cPanel licenses cost extra on the SSD VPS range. The HDD plans include cPanel, although their technical information still references CentOS 7. The current operating-system choices should be confirmed before ordering. VPS packages cannot be directly upgraded or downgraded between every predefined configuration.

The domain registration service covers common generic and Mexican extensions, including .com, .net, .org, .mx, and .com.mx. Domain customers receive DNS, MX, and TXT record management, transfer assistance, domain locking, renewal notifications, and registration under the customer’s own details. Eligible transfers normally add another year to the registration period when permitted by the relevant registry.

Next Vision also processes registrations for restricted Mexican extensions such as .edu.mx and .gob.mx. These domains require documentary evidence proving that the applicant qualifies for the requested namespace.

Security products include SSL certificates from RapidSSL and GeoTrust, covering domain-validated, organization-validated, extended-validation, and wildcard certificates. Installation is included when the certificate is used with Next Vision hosting. Customers hosting elsewhere must coordinate certificate installation with their external provider.

SiteLock packages provide malware scanning, blacklist monitoring, automated malware removal, and, on higher-level plans, firewall and CDN protection. An emergency website-cleaning service is also available for compromised websites.

Cloudflare can be activated through cPanel, adding distributed static-content caching, malicious-request filtering, performance improvements, and an additional layer of availability for supported websites.

The wider service catalog includes NordVPN subscriptions, OX App Suite professional email, Marketgoo SEO tools, website construction, corporate branding, social media account management, paid social campaigns, and search-engine advertising management.

OX App Suite combines business email, calendars, contacts, spam filtering, optional cloud storage, and browser-based office applications. Website-creation subscriptions combine hosting, a domain name, email accounts, responsive design, and recurring content changes. Higher packages add blogs, SSL, product catalogs, online payment integration, and shipping functionality.

The complete customer experience is oriented toward Spanish-speaking users, and prices are displayed in Mexican pesos. The website is responsive and remains practical on desktop and mobile devices, although several technical specifications require modernization.