PhilWebServices Email Standard, PHP 106.40/mo. on Linux Emails

Email Standard has been updated on August 10, 2026 (added November 17, 2017), Aggregate Rating (2.1 out of 10 from 9 reviews)

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PhilWebServices Inc. is a Philippine web-services company established in 2003 by Von Rod Limpot, who remains associated with the business as founder and managing director. The company began with an affiliate program and expanded by training young IT graduates and on-the-job trainees, then adding specialists in business development, human resources, project management, systems administration, programming, SEO, creative direction, and design. Its base in Mandaue City, Cebu, Philippines supports a service model that combines hosting with production, maintenance, marketing, and outsourced technical work.

The corporate pages use the name PhilWebServices Inc., while the hosting agreement names PhilWebServices Global Solutions, Inc. as the service provider. Both are tied directly to the same websites, contact details, hosting catalogue, and Cebu operation. Customers ordering a substantial project should nevertheless have the exact contracting entity printed on the quotation and invoice, especially when a package combines development work, domain registration, and recurring hosting.

The portfolio is broader than that of a conventional hosting retailer. Domain registration, Linux shared hosting, Windows cloud hosting, reseller hosting, email hosting, cloud servers, and dedicated servers sit beside web design and development, mobile application development, custom software development, SEO and digital marketing, and outsourcing. The corporate .com site handles company information, design work, support, and project quotations, while the PhilWebServices hosting portal (philwebservices.net) contains the recurring hosting catalogue, service agreement, account access, and domain workflow.

Linux hosting is organized into Super Saver, Enterprise, and Reseller families. Super Saver moves from 500 MB of disk and 7 GB of monthly traffic at PHP 75 to 1 GB and 15 GB at PHP 130. Enterprise begins at 3 GB of storage and 20 GB of traffic for PHP 180, then reaches 10 GB and 50 GB for PHP 500. The reseller range starts with 15 GB of storage at PHP 1,200 and reaches 75 GB with 500 GB of monthly transfer at PHP 5,000. PHP, unlimited MySQL databases, and unlimited Web Mail or POP3 accounts are common features in the published Linux table. WordPress, Joomla, Magento, Drupal, CodeIgniter, phpBB, and bbPress are among the supported applications, with additional website-builder, CMS, and e-commerce tools.

Windows hosting has its own SuperSaver, Enterprise, and Reseller navigation path. The category remains part of the active hosting menu, but its live plan table is less consistently accessible than the Linux catalogue. Cloud servers are isolated virtual environments whose software can be modified to suit the customer, and the hosting portal pairs cloud language with hourly or prepaid billing, 100 GB of monthly bandwidth, a firewall, and a load balancer. Dedicated servers are also offered through a setup-and-quotation path. Buyers in these categories should require the final CPU, RAM, storage, operating system, virtualization, IP allocation, management level, and recurring price in writing before deployment.

Three email-hosting products cover five, ten, or 100 Web Mail and POP3 accounts. Standard includes 10 GB of storage for PHP 106.40 per month, Professional includes 15 GB for PHP 257.60, and Premium includes 20 GB for PHP 1,512.00. The traffic field is displayed as 0 GB per month, so customers should verify whether it represents unmetered mail traffic or an incomplete template value. The service agreement limits attachments to 20 MB per message and recommends moving larger files to a protected web directory with restricted FTP access.

The website packages combine responsive design with one year of domain registration and web hosting. All three package levels use WordPress as the content-management foundation, while the scope grows through four, six, or eight inner pages and may include interactive banners, contact forms, social connections, image galleries, news and events, newsletters, testimonials, Google Maps, a customized blog, e-commerce, and starter or basic SEO. The largest package includes a 16-hour basic SEO allowance. Custom functions can be added after selecting the core package and are handled as separately scoped development work.

Web design also covers content-management systems, e-commerce, web applications, corporate identity, logo work, and print material. Mobile development focuses on tailored applications across different platforms, with usability and functionality adjusted to the project. Custom software work is based on an organization-specific process rather than a one-size-fits-all product, and the development team has experience supporting clients in the United States and United Kingdom. SEO work includes consulting, keyword analysis, organic optimization, positioning, branding, and continuing website maintenance. Outsourcing can combine hosting, design, maintenance, web security, virtual assistance, and technical production for companies that want to extend an internal team.

The sites are English-language and prices on the hosting portal are in Philippine pesos. The visual design remains distinctly legacy and desktop-oriented even though the website packages focus on responsive output. The corporate blog is also an older archive whose visible articles concentrate on 2015 topics such as WordPress design, cloud hosting, inexpensive Philippine hosting, SEO, and mobile-ready websites. That does not invalidate the active hosting catalogue, but customers should judge the service through a current quotation, account demonstration, and support response rather than the age of the presentation layer.