Perfect Visual Host Basic, NGN 1.500/mo. on Linux Reseller

Basic has been added on May 6, 2020

🔌 Hosted domains :	unlimited
🆓 free domains :	0
📌 Dedicated IPs :	0
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards
🔨 Control Panel :	CPanelWHM
🔧 Category :	Backup
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-FreeLive ChatAvailable 24/7
🌏 Server Locations :	Nigeria
⚑ Targeting :	NG

See also initial Basic plan location on their website!

📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

Perfect Visual Host is a Lagos, Nigeria-based hosting and web services provider operated under Perfect Visual, a business registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission of Nigeria. The company has been active since 2007 and targets mainly Nigerian individuals, small businesses, web designers, resellers, and companies that prefer local contact, Naira billing, and hosting services connected to international infrastructure.

Their service range includes Shared Hosting, Reseller Hosting, Linux VPS, Forex VPS / Windows VPS-style hosting, Dedicated Servers, Domain Registration, Web Design, and script/application installation services. This makes them more than a basic shared-hosting provider, especially for customers who want domains, hosting, VPS, dedicated servers, and website work handled under one supplier.

The shared hosting plans are Linux-based packages with unlimited email accounts, unlimited bandwidth, unlimited databases, FTP access, weekly backups, free setup, SSL, ecommerce tools, blog installation, and DirectAdmin. The plans are suitable for personal sites, business websites, blogs, and smaller ecommerce projects that need a simple hosted environment without server administration.

Reseller hosting is available for users who want to create and manage hosting accounts for their own clients. These plans include DirectAdmin, private nameservers, unlimited account creation wording, unlimited email accounts, backups, 24/7 support, MySQL, phpMyAdmin, cron jobs, webmail, SpamAssassin, and Softaculous. Annual payment also brings free-domain wording on several reseller packages.

Their VPS line is broader than the shared hosting offer. Linux VPS plans include storage allocations from 30 GB to 120 GB, monthly transfer from 1 TB to 4 TB, and control-panel options such as Webuzo, DirectAdmin, and in some order-area listings cPanel/WHM. VPS features include free setup, root/SSH access, server monitoring, private nameservers, CentOS Linux, and managed VPS wording.

Forex VPS plans are aimed at traders who need always-on trading software, lower-latency operation, and a more isolated environment than shared hosting. These plans scale from 30 GB storage / 2 GB RAM / 2 TB transfer up to 120 GB storage / 8 GB RAM / 8 TB transfer. This product is more specialized and is clearly oriented toward users running trading platforms or automated trading software.

Dedicated servers are available in four monthly configurations using Intel E3-series CPUs, RAID 1 storage, 5 TB bandwidth, 2 free IPs, and cPanel/WHM. This line is the most infrastructure-oriented part of their offer and is suitable for higher-traffic websites, reseller hosting operations, agencies, and companies needing full server-level resources.

Domain registration is also part of the service portfolio. Common extensions such as .com, .net, and .org are available, together with managed DNS, privacy protection wording, and a domain control panel. The order area includes many other TLDs such as .biz, .info, .co.uk, .name, .us, .tv, .me, .asia, .ca, .cc, .co, .tel, .mobi, .in, .de, .es, .eu, and .xyz.

The company website is functional but noticeably old-style in design, with a dated layout, some formatting inconsistencies, and mixed wording across product pages. The client area is more current and has a modern WHMCS-style structure, while the main site still keeps an older visual presentation. English is the working website language. Overall, Perfect Visual Host looks like a long-running local Nigerian provider with practical hosting options, local accessibility, and international server placement, but without the polish and technical transparency of larger global infrastructure companies.