Truehost-NG Truehost Unlimited Hosting, NGN 11.250/mo. on Linux Shared

Truehost Unlimited Hosting has been discontinued (added December 8, 2020), Aggregate Rating (5.8 out of 10 from 20 reviews)

🔌 Hosted domains :	unlimited
🆓 free domains :	1
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid CardsPayPalWire Transfer
🔨 Control Panel :	CPanelKVM
🔧 Category :	DNSGreen HostingSeo HostingWordpressFully ManagedWebsite BuilderE-Commerce
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-FreeForumLive ChatOnline: Skype, Whatsapp ...Available 24/7
Other special features :	Free domain
⚑ Targeting :	GH NE NG

Original plan URL was https://truehost.com.ng/cloud/index.php?rp=/store/hosting

📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

Truehost Nigeria is a broad, locally targeted hosting and online-business platform with roots going back to January 2016. The company story is practical rather than polished: they began after being frustrated with the service quality, support, and pricing they were getting from other hosts, then built their own managed cloud platform around better support, stronger performance, and more reasonable pricing. That origin still shows in the catalog. This is not just a one-product shared host. They cover a wide span of services for Nigerian users who want domains, websites, email, cloud resources, and even digital marketing from one provider.

The core range includes domains, shared web hosting, WordPress hosting, Windows hosting, VPS hosting, managed cloud hosting, dedicated servers, reseller hosting, business email, Google Workspace, SSL certificates, website builder, online store builder, backup services, and Google Maps / local SEO packages. The domain side is especially important because they handle both local Nigerian extensions and a very large global TLD catalog, while the hosting side covers entry-level sites all the way up to dedicated machines.

Their shared hosting is positioned for the Nigerian market and includes free SSL, one-click installers, cPanel, daily backups on higher tiers, free migrations, website builder access, templates, and support for Python and Node.js. Annual-and-up billing on many shared plans also includes a free .com.ng domain. There is also a WordPress hosting angle built on LiteSpeed and NVMe, with one-click deployment and support channels that include live chat, phone, email, tickets, and a knowledgebase.

For more advanced use, they offer VPS hosting with KVM virtualization, SSD storage, dedicated IPs, Linux support, Windows availability, managed and unmanaged options, and broad geographic placement. Managed cloud hosting sits between classic VPS and reseller-style multi-tenant hosting, with custom control panels, unlimited sites, unlimited emails, dedicated IPs, and three access levels for admin, reseller, and client use. That makes it attractive for agencies and operators who want more structure than a raw VPS.
Their Windows hosting is better than the usual token Windows offering. It is built around Windows Server 2019, supports ASP.NET, MSSQL, MySQL, PHP, Python, Perl, and uses Plesk. They also sell Europe Windows VPS plans separately for customers who need a more isolated Windows environment. On the dedicated side, the offer focuses on Linux-based dedicated servers with SSD storage, full control, optional Windows on request, and use cases such as e-commerce, SaaS, APIs, and gaming.
There is also a full business-services layer around the infrastructure. Professional email hosting is offered on a private, encrypted platform with anti-DDoS, anti-phishing, encryption in transit and at rest, and an administration panel. Google Workspace is sold separately for teams that want Gmail, Meet, storage, and AI features. Website Builder and Online Shop packages target non-technical users and small businesses, while Cloudoon Vault adds a serious backup and ransomware-protection product for larger environments. On top of that, Truehost Nigeria sells digital marketing for SMEs and an AI-powered Google Maps ranking service, which makes the company feel more like a one-stop digital services provider than a narrow hosting brand.

Another strength is the domain business. They push .com.ng and .ng heavily, include free DNS management, sell WHOIS privacy as an add-on, support transfers with zero-downtime language and one-year extension on transfer, and state that they are accredited by NiRA and ICANN. For Nigerian startups, SMEs, NGOs, and agencies that want local branding plus local currency, that matters.

The website itself is mainly English, built for Nigeria, and priced primarily in NGN, while the billing portal also supports USD. At the wider brand level, Truehost clearly operates across many country markets, and the client portal exposes a long multilingual interface list including Arabic, Chinese, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, French, German, Hebrew, Hungarian, Italian, Macedonian, Norwegian, Persian, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Ukrainian, and others. The storefront experience for Nigeria still feels mainly English-first.