Niagahoster Comodo Positive SSL, IDR 115.000/yr. on SSL Certificates

Comodo Positive SSL has been discontinued (added August 31, 2018), Aggregate Rating (9.2 out of 10 from 5 reviews)

🔐 Domains protected :	1
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✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-FreeLive ChatAvailable 24/7
⚑ Targeting :	ID

Original plan URL was https://www.niagahoster.co.id/ssl-gratis

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📄 Editorial Review

Niagahoster.co.id was an Indonesian web hosting provider established in 2013 in Yogyakarta. The company became one of the better-known local hosting brands in Indonesia, especially among small businesses, bloggers, developers, and first-time website owners looking for affordable hosting with Indonesian-language support.

The standalone Niagahoster brand is now inactive. The business was fully integrated into Hostinger on June 18, 2025, after the technical migration of customer services had already been completed the previous year. The old niagahoster.co.id domain now redirects to Hostinger, and Indonesian customers continue under the Hostinger platform rather than through a separate Niagahoster identity.

Niagahoster’s original service range covered the main hosting products expected from a local full-service provider: Shared Hosting, VPS Hosting, Cloud Hosting, WordPress Hosting, Email Hosting, Domain Registration, Website Builder, and SSL Certificates. Their shared hosting plans were the most visible part of the business, with unlimited bandwidth, unlimited MySQL databases, unlimited subdomains, unlimited parked domains, and free SSL certificates. Automatic backups and Softaculous were also included, making the platform easy for users who wanted WordPress, CMS scripts, or simple business websites without much technical setup.

Their VPS hosting was built for customers needing more control and dedicated resources. VPS plans included a dedicated IP address, RAID 10 storage configuration, and a wide choice of Linux operating systems such as Fedora, CentOS, Ubuntu, and Debian. Burstable RAM gave users some flexibility when workloads temporarily needed more memory.

Being part of Hostinger gave Niagahoster access to a much larger international hosting infrastructure. Hostinger started in Lithuania in 2004 as Hosting Media and later became Hostinger in 2011. After the Niagahoster integration, Indonesian customers gained access to Hostinger’s broader platform, including hPanel, AI Website Builder, Hostinger Horizons, managed WordPress tools, Cloud hosting, KVM VPS, email services, CDN options, free SSL, website migration, LiteSpeed-based hosting, WAF, and AI-assisted customer support.