Turbo Site ESSENCIAL, BRL 15.84/mo. on Linux Shared

ESSENCIAL has been added on Feb 12, 2021

🔌 Hosted domains :	unlimited
🆓 free domains :	0
📌 Dedicated IPs :	0
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-Free
🌏 Server Locations :	Brazil
⚑ Targeting :	BR

Original plan URL was https://www.turbosite.com.br/hospedagem-de-sites

📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

Turbosite is a Brazilian hosting, domain, email, VPS, dedicated server, colocation, and data center provider based in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais. The company fits customers who want Brazil-based infrastructure, Portuguese-language service, pricing in Brazilian Real (BRL), and a provider that combines traditional web hosting with local server infrastructure.

The legal background is connected with Turbosite LTDA, with Brazilian company records pointing to 2008, while the associated contract/legal entity Open System LTDA dates back to 1992. Luiz Claudio de Araujo Pires appears as the public administrator connected with both entities, although a specific founder attribution is not clearly confirmed.

Their portfolio is broader than basic shared hosting. Turbosite covers Shared Linux Hosting, WordPress Hosting, Domain Registration, Linux VPS, Windows VPS, Dedicated Servers, Colocation, Business Email, Email Marketing, Website Builder, Digital Catalog, Online Chat, affiliate services, and paid search campaign management. This gives the company the profile of a local Brazilian internet-services provider rather than only a low-cost hosting brand.

The shared hosting plans include Linux hosting with email space, website storage, MySQL databases, unlimited transfer, free SSL, webmail, a website builder, statistics, anti-virus, and anti-spam protection. WordPress hosting is available as a separate line, with storage and database limits adapted for WordPress projects. Their promotional hosting line is cheaper, while the main hosting line includes a first-year domain offer on longer billing terms.

The infrastructure side is one of Turbosite’s stronger points. Their operation includes data center services in Belo Horizonte, with VPS, dedicated servers, and colocation available from Brazil. VPS plans use a Proxmox Cluster with Intel Xeon processors, public IPv4, snapshots, web console access, traffic graphs, and Linux or Windows operating system choices. Dedicated servers are built around custom configurations, including CPU, RAM, SSD/NVMe/HDD storage, operating system, and optional GPU configurations. Colocation is also available for customers who need to place their own equipment in a Brazilian facility.

The company is clearly oriented toward the Brazilian market. The website is primarily in Portuguese, prices are in BRL, and there is no clear English-language customer path. The design also has a more traditional hosting-company style, with a somewhat older and compact presentation compared with modern cloud dashboards. For Brazilian small businesses, developers, agencies, and local projects, this local focus can be practical; international buyers should expect a Brazil-first service experience.