NiceNic Pro, $ 12.49/mo. on Linux Emails
Pro has been added on Jan 28, 2026
ROOM 52, 12/F, Block B, Wing Chai Industrial Building 27–29 Ng Fong Street
San Po Kong HK
☎ Phone +852 6858 4411
📧 support@n...| 💳 Payment Methods : | PayPalWire TransferBitcoin |
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| 🔨 Control Panel : | [In-house] |
| 🔧 Category : | DDoS Protection |
| ✍️ Support Options : | EmailHelp DeskLive ChatAvailable 24/7 |
| ⚑ Targeting : | FR HK RU ES UK US |
See also initial Pro plan location on their website!
*📜 Plan description
Pro is positioned as a professional business email package designed to run on a custom domain (for example, name@yourdomain).
Included capacity: 10 mailboxes and total email storage of 200GB for the organization; the entry page also markets full mobile sync support for the included accounts.
Core access methods and compatibility are emphasized: secure webmail plus standard protocols (SMTP, POP3, and IMAP support is referenced in the FAQ) so the mailboxes can be used with common clients such as Outlook, Thunderbird, Apple Mail, and built-in mail apps on iOS and Android.
Security is presented as a default feature: SSL/TLS encryption for connections, advanced spam filtering and antivirus scanning on incoming and outgoing mail, and DDoS protection with real-time monitoring intended to reduce the risk of data leaks or unauthorized access.
Mailbox design notes include isolated mail environments and a focus on keeping inboxes clean; the marketing text highlights blocking large volumes of unwanted or potentially dangerous emails each day.
Administrative controls are referenced through the NiceNIC control panel, with the ability to manage multiple users under one domain, set mailbox quotas, reset passwords, and configure forwarding or aliases as needed.
Growth and flexibility messaging is prominent: customers can scale beyond the bundled size, add new accounts, or increase storage without downtime; the page also suggests a custom plan option and UI controls indicating selectable mailbox counts up to 1000 and adjustable per-mailbox storage.
Pricing transparency is explicitly stated: no setup, maintenance, or hidden fees are advertised, and the buyer pays only for the selected plan.
Support and onboarding help are presented as 24/7 and multilingual, with assistance available via live chat, email, and a ticket/helpdesk system; the support team claims it can guide setup tasks such as MX records and email authentication settings (SPF, DKIM) and general troubleshooting.
Payment options are described as international and crypto-friendly: supported methods include leading cryptocurrencies (treated as Bitcoin for reporting), PayPal, and international bank transfers for customers that prefer traditional settlement.
Positioning benefits described on the page include improved brand credibility from domain-based email, professional presentation in customer inboxes, and reliable synchronization across devices for day-to-day team communication.
NiceNIC's business email lineup focuses on custom-domain mailboxes built for day-to-day business communications, combining multi-device access, security filtering, and always-on help channels.
Included capacity: 10 mailboxes and total email storage of 200GB for the organization; the entry page also markets full mobile sync support for the included accounts.
Core access methods and compatibility are emphasized: secure webmail plus standard protocols (SMTP, POP3, and IMAP support is referenced in the FAQ) so the mailboxes can be used with common clients such as Outlook, Thunderbird, Apple Mail, and built-in mail apps on iOS and Android.
Security is presented as a default feature: SSL/TLS encryption for connections, advanced spam filtering and antivirus scanning on incoming and outgoing mail, and DDoS protection with real-time monitoring intended to reduce the risk of data leaks or unauthorized access.
Mailbox design notes include isolated mail environments and a focus on keeping inboxes clean; the marketing text highlights blocking large volumes of unwanted or potentially dangerous emails each day.
Administrative controls are referenced through the NiceNIC control panel, with the ability to manage multiple users under one domain, set mailbox quotas, reset passwords, and configure forwarding or aliases as needed.
Growth and flexibility messaging is prominent: customers can scale beyond the bundled size, add new accounts, or increase storage without downtime; the page also suggests a custom plan option and UI controls indicating selectable mailbox counts up to 1000 and adjustable per-mailbox storage.
Pricing transparency is explicitly stated: no setup, maintenance, or hidden fees are advertised, and the buyer pays only for the selected plan.
Support and onboarding help are presented as 24/7 and multilingual, with assistance available via live chat, email, and a ticket/helpdesk system; the support team claims it can guide setup tasks such as MX records and email authentication settings (SPF, DKIM) and general troubleshooting.
Payment options are described as international and crypto-friendly: supported methods include leading cryptocurrencies (treated as Bitcoin for reporting), PayPal, and international bank transfers for customers that prefer traditional settlement.
Positioning benefits described on the page include improved brand credibility from domain-based email, professional presentation in customer inboxes, and reliable synchronization across devices for day-to-day team communication.
NiceNIC's business email lineup focuses on custom-domain mailboxes built for day-to-day business communications, combining multi-device access, security filtering, and always-on help channels.
📄 Editorial Review
NiceNIC (NICENIC INTERNATIONAL GROUP CO., LIMITED) is primarily known as an ICANN-accredited domain registrar that has expanded into hosting and infrastructure services. Based in Hong Kong and active since 2012, they operate as a hybrid between registrar, Hong Kong data center provider and infrastructure partner, rather than a simple low-cost web host. The brand leans heavily into security, compliance and abuse handling, with a stated policy of avoiding domain or account suspension without solid evidence, which will appeal to customers worried about over-aggressive takedowns.The platform is clearly built for an international audience. The customer area and key content are available in English, Russian, German, French, Spanish and Arabic, while pricing for domains, hosting, SSL and email is shown predominantly in US dollars (USD). NiceNIC sells well over 2,500 domain extensions, from classic TLDs like .com/.net/.org to country-code and new gTLDs, with tools for bulk searches, AI-assisted naming, domain transfer, premium domain brokerage and free WHOIS privacy, DNSSEC and registrar lock on many extensions. For domain professionals, there is a structured reseller program with prepaid tiers (Basic, Pro, VIP, Titan), an API, and WHMCS integration, so the platform can be used as the backbone for a small registrar or hosting brand.
On top of domain services, they bundle a broad range of security and trust products. SSL is offered through multiple brands and certificate types (DV, OV and EV), including single-domain, multi-domain and wildcard certificates. Two-factor authentication (2FA) is promoted as an extra layer of account security, and the platform emphasises DNSSEC, DDoS protection and abuse-handling workflows that align with ICANN rules. This makes NiceNIC attractive for customers who manage high-value domain portfolios and want registrar-level control rather than a barebones domain shop.
Hosting is positioned as an extension of the registrar business rather than a mass-market shared hosting operation. There are Hong Kong dedicated servers, cloud servers, and references to shared, WordPress and reseller hosting for lighter workloads. Dedicated servers are built around Intel Xeon and Core-class CPUs with unlimited traffic and fixed Hong Kong outbound bandwidth (for example 3–6 Mbps HK-out) and include at least one dedicated IPv4 address by default. Base plans start with E3-class CPUs, 8 GB RAM and 1 TB SATA storage, with higher-end configurations moving up to Xeon E5/E7, ECC RAM and RAID storage. The dedicated offering is clearly tuned for customers who need a physical server in Hong Kong with predictable bandwidth rather than raw "unmetered Gbit" marketing.
Cloud hosting is presented as a flexible alternative to dedicated servers, with virtual machines hosted in Hong Kong and backed by cooperation with Alibaba Cloud, Baidu Cloud and Tencent Cloud. Customers can scale CPU, RAM and storage from the control panel, with root access and OS choice (Linux or Windows), making it suitable for application stacks, production websites or regional services that need to live close to Asian users. The network is advertised as high-speed, with connectivity up to 20 Gbit/s, and the environment is built around redundancy and fast fault recovery rather than bare minimum uptime.
The underlying data center environment is a core part of their identity. Dedicated server information notes that NiceNIC uses three Hong Kong data centers with uninterruptible power systems (UPS), FM200 fire suppression, and 24/7 multi-angle video surveillance. On the network side they mention Cisco fiber routers and Juniper SRX 10GE firewalls, with continuous monitoring and DDoS defense. Hosting FAQ content promises 99.9% uptime for cloud, dedicated and shared hosting, backed by this Hong Kong infrastructure. This is an important differentiator compared with registrars that resell anonymous third-party hosting without any visibility into facilities or network design.
Beyond raw infrastructure, NiceNIC offers business email tied to your own domain, using standard POP3/IMAP protocols and webmail. This targets small businesses who want a more professional setup than free consumer mail and prefer to keep domains, email, SSL and hosting under one account. When combined with domain and SSL services, customers can consolidate much of their web presence in one place. Overall, the platform is geared toward domain investors, resellers and technically aware businesses that need registrar-grade tools and Hong Kong infrastructure, rather than beginners looking for a basic blog host.
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