Netbora Review 2026. Is netbora.com good web hosting in Turkey?

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Netbora is a relatively young but ambitious UK-registered hosting provider with operations run out of Istanbul, Turkey. The brand started in 2018 and is built around the idea of turning complex infrastructure into a more approachable, managed experience. The company operates under the legal entity Netbora Technologies Ltd (company number 14357540) and combines a European corporate base with a hands-on Turkish operations and support team, led by founder and CEO Mustafa Demirci.

The product line covers almost everything a modern project might need: classic Linux web hosting, WordPress hosting, WooCommerce/e-commerce hosting, Windows hosting for ASP.NET/MSSQL, reseller hosting, VPS and managed VPS, as well as dedicated servers, domain registration, SSL certificates, and a basic site builder / e-commerce builder. Shared Linux hosting runs on CloudLinux, cPanel, LiteSpeed and NVMe SSD storage, with free Let’s Encrypt SSL, automatic backups and free migration. Windows plans use Plesk on Windows Server 2022, tuned for .NET workloads with MSSQL support and free backups/SSL as standard.

The shared hosting lineup is organized into Turkish-market tiers (TR Başlangıç, Standart, Profesyonel, Premium), but behind the marketing the pattern is clear: entry plans focus on 1–3 small sites with modest disk and traffic, while the upper tiers push into higher NVMe capacity, more RAM/CPU and unmetered or very generous resource pools. Reseller hosting is clearly aimed at agencies and web studios, offering white-label cPanel accounts, WHMCS integration, API access and the option to scale from a handful of cPanel accounts to "unlimited" accounts on the largest tier.

Above shared and reseller hosting, VPS and managed VPS are positioned for businesses that need isolation, root access and higher performance, while dedicated servers and a distributed cloud/VDS infrastructure are offered for heavier workloads and custom architectures. Underneath all of this is a multi-datacenter footprint across 12 countries in Europe and Asia, giving the platform a global flavor rather than being limited to a single Turkish facility. For a provider that is still flagged as "beta" in places, the overall portfolio and geographic reach feel more like an established international brand than a small local host.

💰 Price & Cost

Pricing is clearly aimed at the Turkish market first, with main plans listed in Turkish Lira (₺) and periodic aggressive discounts (up to ~87% off for initial terms on some web hosting tiers). Entry-level Linux shared hosting starts around the low two-digit TRY per month range for 1 site, 2 GB NVMe storage and limited traffic, and scales gradually up through mid-range and "premium" tiers with more sites, more NVMe disk, higher traffic, extra CPU cores and more RAM. Windows hosting is sold on annual terms with multi-year discounts and follows a similar pattern: small entry plan for one small .NET site, then larger plans with more sites, NVMe disk and traffic ceilings.

Reseller hosting is priced per month in clearly separated Başlangıç / Profesyonel / Kurumsal packages, with scaling cPanel account counts and NVMe disk. The bigger reseller tiers add perks such as API access, dedicated account managers and special SLA options. The client area supports at least TRY and USD, which helps international customers, and the billing system is capable of regular subscription periods (monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, annual, and multi-year). A 30-day money-back guarantee on shared hosting takes some risk out of trying the platform, provided the request stays within the stated terms. No obvious hidden fees stand out beyond the usual domain, renewal and license add-ons that come with this type of service.

🏢 Data Center

The platform is built around multiple data centers in at least 12 countries across Europe and Asia: Turkey, Russia, Romania, Germany, France, Spain, Portugal, Ukraine, Bulgaria, Poland, Indonesia and China. In each of these locations Netbora operates its own server footprint (Netbora DC), with a focus on low latency for local audiences and the ability to place workloads close to users. This is tied together by a multi-carrier backbone, Anycast/geo-routing and redundant uplinks to keep latency low and resilience high.

Hardware-wise, the platform leans on AMD EPYC CPUs, NVMe SSD storage, Anycast DNS and a modern stack (LiteSpeed, LSCache, CloudLinux) for shared environments. The infrastructure is monitored 24/7 by a dedicated NOC with capacity planning and traffic balancing built into the model. The company publicly commits to a 99.9% uptime SLA, applied across web hosting and reseller plans and referenced again in the reseller and datacenter sections. Automatic periodic backups (daily or weekly, depending on product) are part of the standard offering, giving an additional safety net on top of the geo-distributed footprint.

✍️ Customer Support

Customer support is a central theme. Netbora runs 24/7/365 support with a mix of channels: a ticket/helpdesk system in the client area, email support via destek@netbora, and a phone line reachable at +90 850 255 00 00. Live chat and sales chat are integrated on the main site for pre-sales questions and quick troubleshooting, and there is a status page plus a knowledge base linked from the support menu.

The team structure is visible and relatively transparent: the site presents named roles such as founder/CEO, customer success, sales specialist, technical support engineer, solutions architect and people & culture. Response targets are stated (for example, responses within a couple of hours for email) and there is a strong emphasis on real human 24/7 assistance rather than purely automated bots. With operations spanning multiple regions and languages, the support and documentation offer a multi-language experience, including Turkish, English, Romanian, Russian, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Ukrainian, Bulgarian, Polish, Indonesian and Chinese among others, which is unusual for a provider of this age.

🔨 Control Panel

On the Linux shared hosting side, Netbora relies on the familiar combination of cPanel + CloudLinux OS. Customers get the standard cPanel interface for managing sites, email, databases and DNS, along with one-click installers for popular applications such as WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Magento, WooCommerce and OpenCart. Integrated backup/restore tools and free Let’s Encrypt SSL certificates are included at plan level rather than as separate paid extras.
For Windows hosting, the environment is based on Plesk running on Windows Server 2022, with ASP.NET / .NET Core, MSSQL and IIS carefully covered. The broader platform is wrapped in a unified account panel and billing area where customers can manage services, see resource usage and access a global monitoring / status view for datacenter performance. VPS and dedicated customers primarily work through OS-level access and the account portal; managed VPS includes additional monitoring, patching and tuning handled by Netbora’s operations team, effectively acting as an outsourced sysadmin layer for those who do not want to maintain their own servers.

🎯 Conclusion

Netbora is a technically ambitious, globally distributed host that tries to sit somewhere between a classic low-cost shared provider and a modern, multi-region cloud platform. Strengths include a very broad product lineup (from cheap Linux hosting through Windows and WordPress to reseller, VPS and dedicated), NVMe-based infrastructure, multi-country datacenters, a 99.9% uptime SLA, 30-day money-back guarantee, and genuinely 24/7 human support with a strong multi-language orientation. The presence of a named founder and leadership team, UK company registration and explicit datacenter locations give the brand more substance than many regional competitors.

On the other hand, parts of the site still show "beta" notes and a few rough edges in translation, so anyone migrating critical production workloads might want to start with a smaller plan or non-mission-critical project to validate performance and support response times. Still, for users in Turkey, Eastern Europe or Asia who want a globally distributed yet still approachable hosting platform, Netbora offers a compelling blend of modern infrastructure, aggressive pricing, and human-scale support that makes it a serious candidate to consider.

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