Pondi SERVER 32, HRK 1,200.00/mo. on Linux Dedicated

SERVER 32 has been added on Aug 15, 2019

💪 CPU/Cores :	Xeon E3-1245 Quad
🔋 RAM :	32000 MB
🔌 Hosted domains :	unlimited
🆓 free domains :	0
📌 Dedicated IPs :	1
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards
🔧 Category :	Backup
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-Free
🌏 Server Locations :	Croatia
⚑ Targeting :	HR

See also initial SERVER 32 plan location on their website!

📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

Pondi d.o.o. is a Croatian web hosting and IT services provider based in Split, active in the market since 2003 as a small, privately owned company. The business is led by founder and director Domagoj Bikić and operates as a micro-enterprise focused on data infrastructure, hosting and related online services.

The brand under pondi.hr concentrates on classic hosting products for Croatian-speaking customers: Linux and Windows shared hosting, WordPress hosting, reseller hosting, VPS servers, dedicated servers, and domain registration. This is complemented by additional activities such as e-invoicing through the separate ePoslovanje service and various web and network projects, so they sit somewhere between a pure retail host and a small systems/integration house.

Shared hosting is split between Linux hosting with cPanel and Windows hosting with SolidCP. Entry-level Linux plans typically host one domain and start from a modest quota of around 200 MB NVMe SSD storage, unmetered traffic, a single email address, daily backups, free SSL, and I/O limits tailored to small websites. Windows plans mirror this structure for .NET and MSSQL workloads, using SolidCP and weekly backups on NVMe SSD with similar base resources. All shared plans come with 99.95% server uptime, 24/7/365 server monitoring, and layered protection via network and application firewalls plus antispam and antivirus filtering.

On top of standard shared hosting, they run a dedicated WordPress hosting segment. These plans are essentially tuned Linux/cPanel packages on NVMe SSD, with three tiers ranging from a very small 200 MB plan suitable for basic sites up to significantly larger packages with more disk, higher I/O limits and more email accounts. Features like free SSL, daily backup and the same 99.95% uptime target are carried over, which makes this an easy drop-in for small agencies or freelancers who just want WordPress kept running reliably without too much tuning.

Reseller hosting is aimed at designers and small agencies who need to host multiple clients under one umbrella. The entry reseller tier starts with roughly ten cPanel accounts and NVMe SSD space at a level that is sensible for a handful of low-to-medium traffic sites, while larger tiers raise both disk and the number of accounts. All reseller tiers inherit the same 24/7/365 support, daily backups and NVMe platform used on the regular shared hosting, so capacity planning is mostly about the number of client accounts and total disk required rather than worrying about individual technical features.

For users that need more isolation and performance, Pondi offers VPS servers and dedicated servers. VPS plans come under names such as VPS 2-100 Single, VPS 4-200 Dual and VPS 6-300 Dual, combining SSD storage (up to a few hundred GB), unmetered or very large traffic allowances, at least one dedicated IPv4 address and full root or administrator access for both Linux and Windows guests. Dedicated servers are built around quad-core CPUs (i7 or Xeon), 16–32 GB RAM or more, large HDD arrays with RAID, 100 Mbps uplinks and separate backup space, again with at least one public IP per machine. Optional extras include server monitoring, service monitoring, managed updates and a cPanel Solo license, so customers can choose between fully self-managed or semi-managed setups.

Beyond pure hosting, the same company runs ePoslovanje for e-invoicing and e-documents and is involved in network-centric projects like MikroTik training and hotspot deployments. This background in networking and automation is visible in the hosting offer: NVMe SSDs, CloudLinux for Linux shared environments, and an emphasis on firewalls, monitoring and backup show that the platform is built with more than just basic low-cost hosting in mind.