Oline IT Basic (Reseller), BDT 1,000.00/mo. on Linux Reseller

Basic (Reseller) has been added on Nov 2, 2025

🔌 Hosted domains :	unlimited
🆓 free domains :	0
📌 Dedicated IPs :	0
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid CardsPayPalAliPaySkrill (Moneybookers)Western Union
🔨 Control Panel :	CPanelWHM
🔧 Category :	Backup
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-Free
🌏 Server Locations :	Germany United States
⚑ Targeting :	AU BD QA SA UK US

See also initial Basic (Reseller) plan location on their website!

*📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

Oline IT Firm operates out of Chattogram, Bangladesh, as a one-stop digital services shop. Their pitch combines website development, software and mobile app builds, search and social marketing, bulk SMS, email marketing, domain registration (including .bd), and web hosting. They also note activity in seed and early-stage investments and partnerships with Japanese enterprises, framing the brand as both a service provider and a facilitator of business growth.

Positioning & Capabilities

They describe a multidisciplinary team—designers, developers, SEO specialists, and advertising managers—with 6+ years of experience. Projects are billed as SEO-friendly and "dynamic," meaning clients can edit content without touching code. The commercial appeal is straightforward: fast turnaround, budget-conscious pricing, and practical guidance so clients can focus on their core business.

Hosting Portfolio

Web Hosting

A budget entry point branded as "Suitable Web Hosting Packages." The only concrete price listed is Plan 1 at 1,000 Tk/year. No resource table is provided in the material (disk, bandwidth, inodes, email limits), so buyers should request exact allocations and any fair-use rules.

Premium Hosting

A higher-tier line aimed at heavier or more demanding sites. The example given is Basic at 1,000 Tk/month. As with shared hosting, the absence of detailed specifications (CPU/RAM, storage type, caching, backups) makes a pre-purchase checklist essential.

Reseller Hosting

Plans are offered for agencies or freelancers who want to run multiple client accounts under their own label. Specific limits and bundled tools are not described; clarifying account counts, white-label options, and billing integrations is advisable.

Domains & Messaging

They register domains (including .bd), publish a domain price list, and sell bulk SMS packages. For local SMEs, the ability to combine domain, hosting, and outbound messaging under one vendor can simplify operations, provided deliverability, sender ID, and DLT/consent compliance are clearly documented.

Development & Marketing Services

Beyond hosting, they build websites and software, develop mobile apps, and run SEO/SEM/SMM campaigns alongside email marketing and graphic design. The promise centers on search-friendly builds and modern frameworks so sites load quickly and are easier to maintain.

Support & Operations

They emphasize timely delivery and "cost-effective" service. While the copy highlights dedicated staff and ongoing help, it doesn’t specify support hours, SLAs, or response targets. Prospective clients should ask about ticket channels, escalation paths, and whether migrations, backups, and restores are included or billed separately.

Pricing Notes

Entry pricing is aggressive (1,000 Tk/year for a starter shared plan). Low prices can be attractive, but they often come with stricter resource caps; it’s worth confirming storage type (HDD vs SSD/NVMe), backup frequency, malware scanning policies, and whether SSL is free.

Strengths

• Broad service catalog under one roof (development, hosting, domains, marketing, bulk SMS).
• Simple, low-barrier pricing for entry-level hosting.
• Local presence in Chattogram, which can be helpful for coordination and training.

Gaps to Clarify

• No published resource specs for hosting tiers.
• No stated uptime target or money-back window.
• Limited visibility into data-center locations, security controls, and backup policies.
• Support coverage (hours/SLAs) is not defined.