Whois.com Enterprise, $ 3.18/mo. on Linux Emails

Enterprise has been added on Jul 22, 2025, Aggregate Rating (1 out of 10 from 7 reviews)

💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards
🔧 Category :	Fully Managed
⚑ Targeting :	SG US

See also initial Enterprise plan location on their website!

*📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

Whois.com is a long-running Singapore-based domain and web presence provider operated by Whois Digital Pte Ltd. The Whois.com domain goes back to 1995, while Whois Digital Pte Ltd was incorporated in Singapore on February 23, 2000. That gives the brand a long footprint in domain search, WHOIS lookup, hosting, email, website tools, SSL, and online security services.

Although many users know Whois.com first as a WHOIS lookup service, the commercial portfolio is much broader. Their active service range includes Domain Registration, Domain Transfer, Linux Shared Hosting, Windows Shared Hosting, Linux Reseller Hosting, Windows Reseller Hosting, Cloud Hosting, WordPress Hosting, Linux VPS, Dedicated Servers, Website Builder, Titan Business Email, Google Workspace, SSL Certificates, SiteLock, and CodeGuard website backup.

For standard hosting customers, the shared hosting line is the main entry point. Linux shared hosting runs on cPanel and supports common PHP/MySQL website needs, while Windows shared hosting uses Plesk, IIS, ASP / ASP.NET, Microsoft SQL, and MySQL. This makes Whois.com suitable for both traditional Linux websites and older Windows-based applications that still need ASP.NET support.

Their reseller hosting products follow the same split. Linux reseller hosting uses cPanel / WHM, while Windows reseller hosting is built around Plesk. These plans are useful for small agencies, freelancers, and small hosting resellers that want to manage multiple client accounts without running their own server infrastructure.

For customers needing stronger resources, Whois.com offers Linux KVM VPS hosting, cloud hosting, and dedicated servers. VPS plans provide isolated server resources, root-level access, SSD / NVMe-style storage, and optional control panel use. Dedicated servers target heavier workloads, with Intel Xeon-based hardware, included IP addresses, SSD configurations, and server management options.

The company also covers the extra layers usually needed around a website: professional email through Titan Business Email and Google Workspace, SSL certificates, malware protection through SiteLock, automated backup through CodeGuard, and a no-code Website Builder for beginners who prefer templates and drag-and-drop editing.

A realistic evaluation is mixed. Whois.com has strong product breadth, long market presence, low entry pricing, and familiar control panels. At the same time, the WHTop customer profile carries a weak user reputation, with complaints around support, refunds, and service handling. For simple websites, domain portfolios, and low-cost hosting, they can be practical. For mission-critical hosting, customers should test support quality and account handling before moving important production projects.