TD Web Services Hosted Exchange, $ 8.50/mo. on Linux/Windows Exchange

Hosted Exchange has been added on Jan 9, 2021, Aggregate Rating (5.5 out of 10 from 4 reviews)

🔌 Hosted domains :	unlimited
🆓 free domains :	0
📌 Dedicated IPs :	0
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-FreeAvailable 24/7
🌏 Server Locations :	Liechtenstein United Kingdom
⚑ Targeting :	UK US

See also initial Hosted Exchange plan location on their website!

📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

TD Web Services (often branded as TDWS) is a global hosting and cloud infrastructure provider that positions itself between classic shared hosting companies and full enterprise IaaS vendors. The brand operates under Dwarkadhish E-Commerce Private Limited and Bhesania Solutions Inc. and is headquartered in London. Over more than a decade, they have expanded from traditional web hosting into a broad portfolio of cloud, VPS, dedicated servers and hybrid infrastructure solutions aimed at serious online projects and growing businesses.

The company’s philosophy is to focus on service and quality rather than selling vague "unlimited" resources. They avoid overloaded servers and emphasize clear allocations, low account density, stability and security. Their "why us" messaging revolves around in-house expertise, integrity and long-term relationships with customers, including a strong educational angle to help clients choose and operate the right infrastructure.

On the product side, TD Web Services covers almost all major hosting categories. At the entry and mid-market level, they provide Linux-based shared hosting under the Business Hosting and Micro Hosting labels, plus Enterprise Hosting for heavier workloads. Business Hosting is divided into several tiers (Small, Medium, Large, Super) and uses SSD RAID 10 storage, HTTP/2, Nginx caching, daily local and remote backups, free SSL certificates and integrated Cloudflare CDN. This stack targets small and medium business websites that need solid performance rather than ultra-cheap oversold hosting.

For application-centric users, there are specialized plans for WordPress and WooCommerce (including managed and "highly optimized" variants), as well as hosting tailored to frameworks and platforms like Laravel, Odoo and Moodle. This helps agencies and developers deploy common stacks quickly without building everything from scratch. Complementary services include SSL certificates, reseller hosting and partner programs for those who want to resell TDWS infrastructure under their own brand.

Above shared hosting, TD Web Services strongly promotes its VPS and cloud infrastructure. TDWS VPS offers Linux virtual servers with full root access, SSD RAID 10 storage, 1 Gbps ports and a broad selection of operating systems (CentOS, Ubuntu, Debian, Suse, Fedora, Scientific Linux). Managed VPS options add server setup, security hardening, performance tuning, application installation and ongoing maintenance for customers who prefer not to administer servers themselves.

Their cloud portfolio is extensive. TDWS Cloud Servers are built on an Apache CloudStack platform with SolidFire SSD block storage, burstable IOPS and resource-based billing. Customers can scale CPU, RAM and storage independently, choose between public cloud, private cloud (on KVM, Xen, Hyper-V or VMware ESXi) and hybrid cloud setups, and use the environment for e-commerce, SaaS, dev/test, ERP, big data and disaster recovery.

At the high end, TD Web Services offers a wide range of dedicated servers, from single-CPU Intel Xeon E3 and E-series systems to AMD EPYC configurations and dual-CPU Dell and HPE platforms. These bare-metal servers are fully customizable, available with Linux or Windows, and can be integrated into hybrid cloud architectures. Configurations scale to very high core counts, large RAM footprints and multi-terabyte SSD storage, targeting enterprise-style workloads that require single-tenant security and strong performance.

Overall, TD Web Services clearly aims at clients who expect to grow from shared hosting into VPS, cloud and dedicated infrastructure over time while staying within one ecosystem, including online businesses, SaaS providers, agencies and organizations with long-term infrastructure plans.