Wedos Business, CZK 1,000.00/mo. on Linux Emails

Business has been added on Feb 28, 2026, Aggregate Rating (3.8 out of 10 from 4 reviews)

💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid CardsPayPalBitcoin
🔨 Control Panel :	[In-house]
🔧 Category :	Backup
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskLive ChatAvailable 24/7
🌏 Server Locations :	Czech Republic
⚑ Targeting :	CZ FR DE HU PL SK ES UK
💰 Money-back guarantee :	7 days

See also initial Business plan location on their website!

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*📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

WEDOS Internet, a.s. operates under the consumer-facing VEDOS hosting brand and the broader WEDOS / WE DO Security umbrella on wedos.com. The company has been active since around 2010 and in a relatively short time became one of the largest web hosting providers in Czechia, now also targeting a wider European audience with security and performance services. Operations are built around two proprietary data centers in Hluboká nad Vltavou, while the corporate structure includes additional entities abroad to support its international focus.

For a typical hosting customer, the main point of contact is VEDOS.cz, where they bundle everything needed to get a project online and keep it running: domain registration, shared web hosting, semi-dedicated WMS managed servers, VPS and cloud servers, dedicated servers, standalone mail hosting, remote Disk storage and backup, a Website builder service, and monitoring and early-warning tools such as WEDOS EWM and WEDOS OnLine. All of this is managed through their own customer administration interface rather than cPanel or Plesk, so the platform feels tightly integrated and very much in-house.

On wedos.com they present the more advanced global stack:

• WEDOS Protection – always-on Anycast DDoS protection with L3/L4 and L7 filtering plus WAF, DNS and HTTPS control, GeoIP rules, CAPTCHA, and detailed security analytics.
• WEDOS Global – a global Anycast backbone that powers WAF, CDN and DNS at the edge, positioning itself as a European alternative to the big US-centric CDN and security clouds.
• WEDOS Zone / MX Protection / Resolver / Storage / Zero Trust / NIS2 – DNS hosting, mail security, a recursive DNS resolver, a zero-trust access layer, and a NIS2-oriented compliance bundle that packages protection, monitoring and reporting together, in some cases with a 100% SLA for the availability of the security service.

On the hosting side, the backbone is the Webhosting range with three core tariffs:

• LowCost – a very low-priced entry plan with limited resources, suited to small or experimental sites.
• NoLimit – the mainstream plan chosen by most customers, with unlimited disk space under a fair-use policy focused on active website data, unlimited traffic, email accounts, databases and support for multiple domains (multihosting).
• NoLimit Extra – a performance-oriented variant with more CPU and RAM and extra features for heavier or more demanding sites.

All shared hosting plans include email accounts, automatic Let’s Encrypt SSL, multiple PHP versions, MariaDB databases, cron jobs, log access, backups and one-click installers for popular applications like WordPress. Uptime commitments range from 99.9% up to 99.99% depending on the chosen tariff, with a formal SLA and the possibility to claim credit if the service falls below the guaranteed level.

For email-centric workloads, standalone Mailhosting plans (for individuals and businesses) provide modern email on your own domain, large mailboxes, antispam and archiving, keeping data inside the WEDOS data center infrastructure rather than external cloud platforms. This is particularly attractive for customers who host their website elsewhere but want to centralize email in one place.
Above shared hosting there are several compute layers:

• SSD VPS – fixed-size virtual servers on SSD storage with full root access, aimed at users who want predictable monthly pricing and full control of the OS.
• VPS ON – cloud-style virtual servers on an OpenNebula cluster, with flexible combinations of RAM, CPU and disk, 100% SSD storage and a more granular "pay for what you allocate" approach.
• WEDOS Cloud – a more advanced cloud environment, also on OpenNebula, managed via the SunStone interface for customers who prefer to assemble their own virtual infrastructure.

For projects that outgrow VPS, WMS (Webhosting Managed Server) provides a semi-dedicated environment: a powerful shared platform with many resources that is still managed very similarly to shared hosting, ideal for agencies running multiple WordPress or CMS sites. When a fully isolated machine is required, dedicated servers in the WEDOS data centers offer bare-metal performance with remote management integrated into the same customer portal.

Additional services complete the portfolio:

• Disk – online storage and backup, tightly integrated with hosting and servers; some hosting plans include a portion of Disk space by default.
• Website – a bundled website builder plus hosting, designed for small businesses that prefer a visual editor instead of FTP and CMS installation.
• WEDOS EWM (Early Warning & Monitoring) and WEDOS OnLine – multi-location monitoring for domains, websites and services, with automatic checks and alerts run from the same global infrastructure that WEDOS uses internally.

The website and control panel are localized into a wide range of languages (including English, Czech, Slovak, Polish, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Romanian and Swedish) and prices can be displayed in CZK, EUR, PLN and USD. This makes the service accessible to both local customers and a broader Central European and international audience.

As an additional observation drawn from WHTop’s product monitoring, vedos.cz has maintained consistent naming across its VPS lineup since October 2019. A similar continuity is visible in the dedicated server catalog, where configurations such as HPE ProLiant DL320e, QUANTA S910-X31E, and FUJITSU RX100 appear to have remained essentially unchanged as well (very rare cases for dedicated machines).

In this context, that persistence is more plausibly interpreted as a sign of a stable and standardized product structure rather than stagnation. The continuity in plan identity can coexist with meaningful operational growth, and in vedos.cz’s case it aligns with the broader pattern of the company having expanded its business over time, suggesting that catalog consistency reflects deliberate product governance rather than a lack of development.

Overall, they are a high-volume, low-cost but technically serious operator: aggressive pricing combined with proprietary data centers, a sizable Anycast security platform and visible engineering depth behind the hosting and security products.