pumo.com.tw .com, TWD 350.00/yr. on Domains

.com has been added on Feb 8, 2020

💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-Free
⚑ Targeting :	TW

See also initial .com plan location on their website!

📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

PUMO, legally registered as Pumo Network Digital Technology Co., Ltd. and known in Chinese as 捕夢網數位科技有限公司, is a Taiwanese hosting, cloud infrastructure and cybersecurity provider founded in 2003. The company started with three founders and gradually expanded from traditional web hosting into a much broader managed-technology business serving individuals, developers, online stores, agencies and corporate IT departments.

The headquarters are located in Zhonghe District, New Taipei City. PUMO has approximately 50 employees and serves more than 10,000 customers. Zhao Yong-hong is the company’s registered representative and has also held a visible technical leadership role within the organization.

Its service portfolio is unusually extensive for a regional hosting company. Customers can obtain Linux hosting, Windows hosting, WordPress hosting, multi-domain hosting, security-enhanced hosting, cloud servers, VPS, dedicated servers, colocation, Proxmox physical cloud infrastructure, domain registration, DNS hosting, professional email, cloud backup, object storage, GPU servers, website-building services, reseller packages and managed cybersecurity services from the same provider.

Linux shared hosting is available with either Plesk or cPanel. Plans use SSD storage with RAID protection and include email accounts, databases, PHP support, scheduled backups and continuous technical assistance. Depending on the selected package, customers receive approximately 3 GB to 30 GB of combined website and email storage, monthly transfer allowances between 500 GB and 2,000 GB and between one and ten business email accounts.

WordPress hosting uses LiteSpeed Web Server together with LiteSpeed Cache, image optimization and database optimization. The environment supports multiple PHP 7.x and PHP 8.x releases. Some older technical documentation still contains references to legacy PHP versions, so customers running applications with strict compatibility requirements should confirm the currently available version before placing an order.

Windows hosting is intended for ASP.NET and Microsoft database projects. Multi-domain hosting is better suited to developers, agencies and companies that manage several separate websites from one account. PUMO also maintains inexpensive personal-page packages and entry-level website plans for customers who need only a simple online presence.

Security-enhanced hosting combines managed web hosting with WAF protection, vulnerability scanning, server monitoring, DDoS mitigation and technical security assistance. Some DDoS protection packages can integrate Cloudflare services during large attacks.

The cybersecurity catalog extends beyond website protection and includes endpoint security, EDR, MDR, database firewalls, source-code scanning, phishing simulations, zero-trust projects and managed security operations. This makes PUMO more suitable for organizations that want hosting and security management under one support structure.

Cloud infrastructure is divided into light-traffic, high-traffic, general-purpose, compute-optimized and memory-optimized server families. Customers can choose Linux or Windows, purchase snapshots and monitor systems through the PUMO cloud interface and mobile application. Several cloud configurations use daily billing, which is practical for temporary projects, staging systems, development environments and short-term workloads.

Monthly VPS packages provide fixed configurations for customers who prefer predictable billing. The available range starts with 2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM and 100 GB storage and reaches 16 vCPU, 32 GB RAM and 400 GB storage. Control-panel licenses, Microsoft SQL Server, managed backup and some administration services are charged separately.

Physical infrastructure services include dedicated server rental, rack colocation, bandwidth packages and managed Proxmox clusters. Colocation customers receive access to remote IP KVM, remote power control and 24-hour technical personnel.

Proxmox-based physical cloud systems support KVM virtual machines and LXC containers, high availability, live migration and storage technologies such as LVM, NFS, iSCSI, Ceph and ZFS. These services are suitable for private cloud projects, virtualization consolidation and businesses that need more control than a standard VPS can provide.

The managed-cloud division can operate environments hosted on Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud and Alibaba Cloud. Taiwanese companies can therefore use PUMO as a local technical contact for international public cloud infrastructure, migration, monitoring, security and ongoing administration.

Additional services include NetStorage cloud backup, S3-compatible storage, hosted iMail email accounts, email archiving, spam filtering, SSL certificates, domain registration and GPU infrastructure. GPU systems are available with hardware such as NVIDIA RTX 4090, A100, H100 and L40 accelerators and are intended for artificial intelligence, image generation, model training, scientific computation and medical workloads.

The professional email platform includes webmail, centralized account administration, spam protection, backup and auditing options. SorbSecurity filtering can also protect Microsoft and Google-hosted email systems and offers spam detection efficiency above 99.9%.

Domain services include registration, renewal reminders, WHOIS tools and DNS hosting. Website-building and low-cost starter-site packages make it possible to obtain a domain, website, email and hosting account from the same company.

The website is primarily available in Traditional Chinese. No complete multi-language or localized English version exists. Prices are displayed in New Taiwan dollars, and the entire service structure is clearly aimed at Taiwanese customers.

The website contains a substantial amount of technical and commercial information, but the design is inconsistent. Newer sections are responsive and detailed, while several older areas still use narrow desktop layouts, duplicated content and historical software references. Finding the correct specification or current price can therefore require more navigation than on modern self-service cloud platforms.