Radcom Commercial SSL, IRR 200.000/yr. on SSL Certificates

Commercial SSL has been discontinued (added October 4, 2019)

🔐 Domains protected :	1
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-Free
⚑ Targeting :	IR

Original plan URL was https://www.radcom.co/ssl

📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

Radcom was an Iranian software, domain-registration and web-hosting company headquartered in Tehran. Its software activity began in 1998, while domain registration, website development and hosting services became an important part of the business around 2000.

By June 2026, radcom.co had become inaccessible through Google and from multiple international locations. The provider should therefore be treated as a closed or inactive hosting company rather than a working choice for new customers. No formal acquisition, migration or shutdown announcement accompanied the disappearance, and no successor platform was identified. Some historical pages continued to appear in search indexes, but these no longer represented a reliably accessible commercial service.

During its active years, Radcom combined hosting infrastructure with custom software and website development. Its catalog covered Linux Hosting, Windows Hosting, WordPress Hosting, Node.js Hosting, VIP Hosting, Download Hosting, Email Hosting, VPS, Dedicated Servers, Colocation, Domains, SSL Certificates, software licenses and web development.

Linux hosting supported PHP, MySQL and MariaDB, with cPanel or Plesk depending on the selected configuration. Windows hosting targeted ASP.NET, .NET Core and Microsoft SQL Server applications. Node.js plans were intended for modern JavaScript applications, while Download Hosting provided larger storage allocations and direct file delivery.

WordPress hosting was one of its more developed services. Packages included NVMe storage, free SSL, caching, daily backups, WordPress Toolkit, web application firewall protection, database optimization and free migration. Higher-resource VIP hosting targeted online stores, news portals and other websites with sustained traffic.

Radcom also operated several VPS ranges, including economical Iranian VPS, business VPS, managed WordPress VPS, dedicated email VPS and European VPS. Customers could choose Linux or Windows, dedicated resource allocations, SSD or NVMe storage and optional server management.

Dedicated servers were available for organizations requiring complete hardware resources, while colocation allowed customers to place their own servers in rack space supplied with network connectivity, protected power and cooling. SmarterMail mail servers, Plesk licenses and SSL certificates completed the infrastructure portfolio.

The software division developed corporate websites, online stores, news portals, B2B platforms, APIs and customized online systems. This made Radcom more than a conventional hosting reseller, particularly for Iranian businesses and public-sector organizations that wanted development and hosting from the same supplier.