OK Hosting EMPRESARIAL, MXN 5,000.00/mo. on Linux Shared

EMPRESARIAL has been added on Aug 2, 2019, Aggregate Rating (9.8 out of 10 from 6 reviews)

🔌 Hosted domains :	unlimited
🆓 free domains :	0
📌 Dedicated IPs :	0
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid CardsPayPal
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-FreeLive ChatAvailable 24/7
🌏 Server Locations :	Mexico
⚑ Targeting :	MX

See also initial EMPRESARIAL plan location on their website!

📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

OK Hosting is a Mexican hosting, software development, and digital services company operating since 2002 from the Guadalajara metropolitan area. Its headquarters are in Zapopan, Jalisco, and the company has developed a broader technical portfolio than most conventional shared hosting providers. David Muñoz serves as company director, while the organization has an estimated workforce of 11–50 employees.

Their services cover shared hosting, multidomain hosting, WordPress hosting, ASP.NET hosting, cPanel hosting, corporate email, domain registration, VPS, cloud servers, dedicated server solutions, website creation, custom software, mobile applications, ERP systems, infrastructure administration, web design, online stores, and digital marketing. This combination is particularly practical for Mexican small and medium-sized companies that prefer hosting, development, design, and technical assistance from the same local supplier.

The Shared Hosting range includes Basic, Professional, and Business packages billed annually. Basic provides 5 GB of storage, 10 GB of monthly transfer, 50 email accounts, and unlimited SQL databases. Professional increases the resources to 10 GB of storage, 20 GB of transfer, and 100 email accounts, while Business includes 15 GB of storage, 40 GB of transfer, and 200 email accounts.

The storage and transfer allocations are modest compared with many modern international hosting packages. However, the generous number of email accounts and unlimited database allowance can still work well for company websites, blogs, professional portfolios, local organizations, and smaller online projects.

Multidomain Hosting is suitable for freelance developers, designers, marketing agencies, and companies responsible for several websites. The Entrepreneur package supports up to 20 domains and includes 25 GB of storage, 100 GB of monthly transfer, and 500 email accounts. Resources can be divided among different projects, and the same package can also support hosting resale. Free SSL certificates, malware protection, and DDoS protection are included.

The multidomain package is best treated as an agency or reseller-style hosting account. Businesses requiring a complete white-label reseller platform should confirm whether branded nameservers, separate customer control panels, billing integration, and reseller automation are available.

Specialized WordPress Hosting combines WordPress-oriented performance, technical assistance, backups, and automatic updates for the core application and plugins. This makes it more convenient for customers who want a managed environment rather than maintaining WordPress manually.

ASP.NET Hosting follows the same three-level structure as shared hosting and accommodates websites or applications developed with Microsoft technologies. These packages include between 5 GB and 15 GB of storage, between 50 and 200 email accounts, and unlimited SQL databases.

The VPS service supports Linux and Windows virtual servers with adjustable processing resources, memory, disk capacity, monthly transfer, operating system, and control panel. Standard configurations begin with one processor allocation, 1 GB RAM, and 100 GB storage, extending to four processor allocations, 4 GB RAM, and 100 GB storage. Additional CPU cores, RAM, traffic, and disks of up to 2 TB can be added.

The operating-system catalog requires careful attention. It includes CentOS 6 and 7, Ubuntu 14.04 and 16.04, Debian 7 and 8, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 and 7, and Windows Server 2008 R2 and 2012 R2. Most of these releases are obsolete or outside their standard security-support periods. A modern operating system should therefore be confirmed in writing before ordering a new virtual server.

Cloud Hosting is divided into Cloud 1, Cloud 2, and Cloud 4 configurations. These servers include between 2 GB and 4 GB RAM, 100 GB storage, and 250 GB of monthly transfer. Linux and Windows installations are supported, and customers can customize the allocated resources.

The cloud packages are managed and hosted in Mexico. Their configurations and prices are very similar to the VPS range, while detailed information about storage replication, automatic failover, snapshots, orchestration, load balancing, and high-availability architecture remains limited. Companies requiring a fault-tolerant cloud platform should request a complete infrastructure specification.

The Dedicated Servers offer needs similar clarification. Full administration, privacy, customizable resources, monthly renewal, and freedom to install applications are available, but much of the accompanying technical information also refers to VPS products and fully virtualized servers.

Customers requiring physical dedicated hardware should request the precise processor model, number of physical cores, RAM type, disk technology, RAID configuration, network-port speed, monthly transfer, remote management access, chassis specification, and replacement policy before accepting a quotation. The contract should also clearly identify whether the ordered machine is physical or virtual.

Domain registration covers Mexican and international extensions, including .com, .mx, .com.mx, .net, .org, and .org.mx, together with numerous country-code and specialized extensions. Domains are purchased separately and are not automatically included with the hosting packages.

All hosting packages include OK Builder, a responsive website creator offering more than 300 templates. Designs cover business, health, sports, hotels, events, and other common website categories. It is a useful option for customers who need a basic website without programming knowledge or a separate content-management system.

The company also has considerable experience with software development and institutional systems. One important project was the Sistema de Información Nacional de Rehabilitación e Inclusión Social, completed during 2013–2014 for Mexico’s DIF system. It connected 20 modules across 22 healthcare centers and supported more than 1,000 employees.

Other projects have involved Fiestas de Octubre, the Noticiero Científico y Cultural Iberoamericano, and the Foro de Innovación y Tecnología GDL. This development background gives OK Hosting a stronger profile for customized business systems than providers focused entirely on domain registration and shared hosting.

The website is available in Spanish and English, although Spanish remains the primary and more complete version. The English version contains some untranslated navigation elements, inconsistent figures, and prices that do not always correspond clearly with the Mexican catalog. Spanish-language quotations and contractual documents should be treated as the primary commercial reference.

The design is reasonably modern and responsive, but technical and pricing information is not always consistent between product pages. Customers purchasing VPS, cloud, or dedicated infrastructure should obtain a detailed written quotation containing the final resources, operating system, location, panel license, management level, taxes, and renewal price.