Top 10 Web Hosting Nepal 🔟

World Link

WorldLink Communications Ltd. is one of Nepal’s largest and longest-established Internet and network service providers, founded in September 1995 by Dileep Agrawal, who continues to serve as Chairman and Managing Director. The business began with store-and-forward email over a dial-up connection to the United States, later moved to a dedicated international leased line and operated its own VSAT terminal between 1997 and June 2008. This network-oriented background explains why WorldLink’s hosting business is focused more on enterprise infrastructure, local connectivity and managed services than on conventional mass-market shared hosting.

Today its portfolio covers residential broadband, business connectivity and a substantial range of enterprise infrastructure services. Hosting customers can choose Email/Hosting Services, Virtual Private Servers (VPS), Server Co-location, Private Cloud and Managed Infrastructure, while businesses requiring connectivity can combine these services with dedicated Internet, MPLS/data connectivity, international private leased circuits and dark fiber.

The Email/Hosting Service is particularly relevant to Nepalese companies that prefer to keep services inside the country. WorldLink operates its own hosting servers in Nepal and hosts hundreds of domains on this local infrastructure. Keeping websites and email close to domestic users can reduce dependence on overseas hosting locations while allowing connectivity and hosting support to come from the same provider.

Virtual Private Server hosting provides isolated server resources without requiring a complete physical machine. VPS configurations can be expanded as requirements increase, making the service suitable for business applications, custom websites and workloads needing more flexibility than standard shared hosting. WorldLink handles VPS as an enterprise solution rather than through a typical self-service store with predefined CPU, RAM, SSD and bandwidth packages.

Server Co-location is available at the WorldLink data center in Pulchowk, Lalitpur. Customers can place their own physical equipment in dedicated rack space and add Internet bandwidth, monitoring, backups, managed firewall services, server maintenance and other managed services. This is a useful arrangement for organizations that want to retain control of their hardware while outsourcing facility, network and operational responsibilities.

The Private Cloud service provides infrastructure reserved for a single organization, giving customers greater isolation and control than a shared public-cloud environment. Deployments are tailored to individual business requirements and can be implemented with technology partners rather than being restricted to fixed public packages.

Managed Infrastructure extends well beyond ordinary hosting. WorldLink can manage and monitor servers, storage, data center resources, cloud environments and on-premises IT, together with Wi-Fi, surveillance, IP telephony, video conferencing and SD-WAN infrastructure. Businesses can therefore consolidate Internet connectivity, infrastructure hosting and day-to-day technical management under one provider.

Its national network is another significant advantage. The core infrastructure uses Nokia (nokia.com) equipment for DWDM, Juniper (juniper.net) and Cisco (cisco.com) technology for IP/MPLS core and aggregation, Extreme Networks (extremenetworks.com) switching, and Nokia together with Huawei (huawei.com) technology on parts of the access network. WorldLink’s fiber network extends across all seven provinces and thousands of locations throughout Nepal.

Infrastructure investment has continued alongside the expansion of the access network. A 2023 financing round involving British International Investment and Dolma Impact Fund II brought approximately NRs 1.98 billion into the company, following an earlier BII investment of roughly NRs 1.35 billion in 2019. Finnfund added €10 million in 2024 for fiber and data-center expansion. In July 2025, WorldLink announced another $29 million financing partnership involving IFC and Standard Chartered Bank Nepal, including development of Nepal’s first EDGE-certified data centers through subsidiary Data World Limited.

For customers primarily interested in conventional shared hosting, WorldLink is less straightforward than a typical retail hosting provider. There is no conventional catalog of Linux or Windows shared-hosting packages, reseller plans, dedicated-server configurations or fixed VPS bundles. The portfolio instead suits organizations that prefer customized infrastructure, local hosting, colocation and direct consultation with an enterprise provider.

The main website is available in English, while Nepali is also used for parts of the company’s local communication and news content. Prices for publicly priced consumer services use Nepalese rupees (NPR/Rs.). The website has a modern layout suitable for both desktop and mobile access. [visit website worldlink.com.np]

Bisup

Bisup is a Nepal-based hosting company with a noticeably broader catalog than many regional providers. The main business identity centers on Bisup Innovations, with operations tied to Kathmandu, Nepal, while the contact also lists a New York, USA office. The company wants to serve both local South Asian users and a wider international audience, and that shows in the mix of currencies, regional landing pages, and product packaging.

The core lineup covers shared hosting, WordPress hosting, VPS hosting, reseller hosting, domain registration and transfers, news portal hosting, Google Workspace, professional email, website builder, Windows hosting, and developer-oriented plans such as Node.js hosting and Django hosting. In the client area, the range goes even further with DirectAdmin hosting, DirectAdmin reseller, storage boxes, SSL certificates, VPN, website backup, site and server monitoring, and a Dedicated VPS line. A clear bare-metal dedicated server offer is not easy to pin down on the public side of the site, so the platform feels much stronger in shared, reseller, app hosting, and VPS-style services than in classic enterprise dedicated hardware.

The overall hosting stack is built around familiar modern selling points: NVMe storage, LiteSpeed, cPanel, SSL, backups, migration assistance, DDoS protection, and developer-friendly deployment options. Shared hosting is positioned for beginners and small businesses, while WordPress, Node.js, and Django plans are pushed as specialized environments rather than generic one-size-fits-all hosting. That makes the catalog more flexible than the average entry-level host.

One thing that stands out is how heavily Bisup has localized some of its offers. Nepal-focused pages use NPR pricing, India-facing pages use INR, and the store also exposes USD, GBP, PKR, and AED. The client area is also unusually multilingual, with a long language list that includes English, Arabic, Azerbaijani, Catalan, Chinese, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Persian, French, German, Hebrew, Hungarian, Italian, Macedonian, Norwegian, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, and Ukrainian. For a provider rooted in Nepal, that is a serious internationalization effort. [visit website bisup.com]

Babal.Host

Babal.Host is a Nepalese web hosting and cloud-services provider founded in 2019 and based in Kathmandu, Nepal. The business operates under Babal Digital Solutions Pvt. Ltd., with Angel Paudel associated with the company as a cofounder. Its development has been closely connected with the Nepalese hosting market, combining local billing and support with hosting infrastructure serving both domestic and international customers.

The company has changed significantly from its earlier cloud-oriented model. Its infrastructure has historically used major international cloud and hosting networks including Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud, Leaseweb and Alibaba Cloud, while the newer strategy gives much more importance to locally operated infrastructure in Kathmandu. During 2026, shared-hosting workloads started moving to locally controlled hardware in Nepal, improving latency for Nepal-based visitors and giving the technical team more direct control over server administration.

The product structure was also simplified during 2026. Older packages such as Single Unlimited, Babal Unlimited, WordPress Starter/Pro, Python Starter/Pro and Node.js Starter/Pro were retired for new orders from June 1, 2026. Shared hosting is now organized around four primary plans: Starter, Growth, Babal and Ultimate. All four operate on the same CloudLinux-based hosting platform and support regular PHP websites together with WordPress, Python and Node.js applications.

The entry-level Starter package is intended for one website and includes 5 GB storage, five email accounts, weekly backups, SSL, 1 GB RAM and two vCPU resources. Growth expands the platform to unlimited websites, 2 GB RAM, ten email accounts and daily backups. Babal increases available resources to 3 GB RAM and unlimited email accounts, while Ultimate reaches 4 GB RAM with a larger inode allowance. Growth and the higher tiers are therefore much better suited to multiple websites, larger WordPress installations and development projects requiring more processing capacity.

Shared hosting includes cPanel, CloudLinux account isolation, CageFS, multiple PHP versions, Python and Node.js support, WordPress tools, WP-CLI, MySQL databases, free SSL, secure email and anti-spam protection. Softaculous Premium provides one-click installation for hundreds of applications, while Imunify360 adds malware detection and hosting-account security. Cloudflare integration is also available for customers wanting CDN, DNS and additional edge protection.

Backups form an important part of the platform. JetBackup provides off-site restore points, with weekly backups on Starter and daily backups on the larger hosting packages. Incremental backup histories can extend to approximately 30 days on supported services. These backups provide a useful recovery layer, although customers running important websites should still maintain an independent copy of critical data.

WordPress Hosting now uses the same unified Starter, Growth, Babal and Ultimate structure rather than maintaining a separate WordPress-only product family. WordPress installations benefit from automated setup, free SSL, WP-CLI, CloudLinux isolation, security tools and the standard backup system. This works well for blogs, company websites, WooCommerce stores and customers operating several WordPress installations from one account.

Python Hosting and Node.js Hosting are also integrated into the unified hosting platform. Python applications can run through the available application environment, while Node.js projects are managed with the CloudLinux Node.js Selector. This gives developers application-runtime support without requiring them to administer a complete VPS.

Reseller Hosting remains a separate service aimed at web developers, designers, agencies and smaller hosting companies. Accounts include WHM and allow individual cPanel accounts to be created for customers under a white-label structure. The economical reseller platform introduced during 2026 initially operated from European infrastructure, with Nepal-based deployment becoming part of the company's broader local infrastructure expansion.

Babal.Host also provides a substantial VPS portfolio covering Nepal, the United States, Germany and Finland. VPS plans use NVMe storage and include dedicated IP addressing, full root access, Linux operating systems, instant provisioning and an integrated server-management interface. These services are suitable for custom software stacks, development environments, APIs, databases and other workloads that require administrative control unavailable on shared hosting.

The Nepal VPS range is particularly useful for businesses and applications whose users are mainly inside Nepal. The entry configuration includes 1 vCPU, 2 GB RAM, 20 GB NVMe storage, one dedicated IP address and a 100 Mbps connection. Larger configurations scale through 2, 4, 6 and 8 CPU cores, reaching as much as 16 GB RAM and 160 GB NVMe storage.

Domain registration is another core part of the business. Hundreds of domain extensions are supported together with DNS management, registrar locking, transfers, DNSSEC where available and WHOIS privacy on eligible extensions. Customers can consequently manage their hosting, DNS and domain names from the same provider.

Business communication services extend beyond ordinary hosting mailboxes. Google Workspace, Microsoft 365 and Zoho Mail are available for organizations needing professional email and collaboration tools. Standard hosting accounts continue to provide regular IMAP/POP3 email and webmail.

The commercial website operates primarily in English, while the client area supports multiple interface languages. Product pricing is primarily shown in Nepalese rupees (NPR), reflecting the company's strong domestic focus, while international customers can use card-based payment processing. [visit website babal.host]

WebHost Nepal

Web Host Nepal Pvt. Ltd. is a Kathmandu-based hosting and development company founded in 2009 by Ramesh Goja, who continues to lead the business as founder and CEO. The company has developed a substantial presence in Nepal, with more than 5,000 hosted websites, over 30,000 registered domains, and a team estimated at 11–50 employees.

The service range covers individuals, small businesses, developers, agencies, hosting resellers, online radio operators, and companies requiring virtual or dedicated server infrastructure. Customers can choose from shared hosting, multi-domain hosting, reseller hosting, cloud hosting, Linux VPS, Windows VPS, dedicated servers, SHOUTcast hosting, Node.js hosting, Python hosting, domain registration, website development, mobile application development, and custom software services.

The entry-level Linux Shared Hosting range is built around one website per account. These plans combine NVMe storage, LiteSpeed, CloudLinux, MySQL 8, free SSL certificates, Imunify360 security, cPanel, Softaculous, email hosting, and optional SSH access. The Basic plan includes 200 MB of storage and 20 email accounts, while larger packages increase the available storage to 1 GB, 10 GB, or an unlimited allocation. Free cPanel-to-cPanel migration is included, while Cloudflare integration provides CDN acceleration and additional protection.

Customers managing several websites can use Multi-Domain Hosting, with packages supporting between 10 and 100 addon domains. These plans provide 10–50 GB of NVMe storage, 100 GB to unlimited monthly traffic, unlimited email accounts and databases, free SSL certificates, cPanel, LiteSpeed, CloudLinux, Softaculous, SSH access upon request, and migration assistance. This range is particularly suitable for web designers, agencies, developers, and companies operating multiple smaller websites from one hosting account.

The Reseller Hosting range supports 10, 20, 50, or 100 individual cPanel accounts. Every plan includes WHM, cPanel, private nameservers, free SSL, LiteSpeed, NVMe storage, unlimited bandwidth, and unlimited email accounts and databases. It provides a practical white-label environment for agencies, freelance developers, and smaller hosting businesses, although account creation remains limited by the selected package.

Cloud Hosting provides more isolated resources than conventional shared hosting while retaining the simplicity of cPanel management. Each plan supports one domain and includes dedicated CPU and RAM allocations, cPanel, free SSL, NVMe storage, and unlimited traffic and disk allocations. Resources range from 2 CPU cores and 2 GB RAM to 4 CPU cores and 8 GB RAM.

Cloud data is distributed across three storage devices through Ceph, reducing the impact of individual hardware failures. Automatic failover can move an account away from faulty equipment, while CPU and memory resources can be increased without rebooting the account.

The Linux Cloud VPS line provides full root access, one dedicated IPv4 address, NVMe storage, and 20 TB of monthly traffic. Available operating systems include CentOS, Debian, Ubuntu, and OpenSUSE. Configurations range from 2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM, and 80 GB NVMe storage to 16 vCPU, 32 GB RAM, and 640 GB NVMe storage. RAID-10 local storage and Ceph network storage are available depending on the selected server configuration.

Windows Cloud VPS packages run Windows Server 2019 or Windows Server 2022 and include Remote Desktop access. Plans begin with 2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM, 80 GB NVMe storage, and a 500 Mbps port, then scale to 8 vCPU, 32 GB RAM, 640 GB NVMe storage, and connectivity of up to 2 Gbps. Each configuration includes one dedicated IPv4 address and unlimited traffic. These servers are suitable for Windows applications, remote workstations, trading platforms, accounting software, and applications dependent on Microsoft technologies.

The Dedicated Server range includes Intel Xeon-E, Xeon-D, dual Intel Xeon Gold, and AMD EPYC hardware. Available configurations extend from six CPU cores and 32 GB of ECC memory to 24 cores, 48 threads, and as much as 128 GB of ECC RAM. Storage can be configured with SATA hard drives or NVMe SSDs.

Dedicated servers include unmetered traffic, a 500 Mbps connection, one IPv4 address, an IPv6 /64 subnet, full root access, and semi-managed assistance. The management coverage includes help with hardware, networking, operating-system administration, and software updates, although customers should confirm the exact scope of management before ordering.

Web Host Nepal also provides specialized SHOUTcast Hosting for internet radio stations. Plans include 128 Kbps streaming, support for up to 1,000 listeners, unlimited bandwidth, and between 1 GB and 20 GB of AutoDJ storage. SonicPanel is included for station administration, playlist management, listener monitoring, AutoDJ operation, and live broadcasting.

Dedicated Node.js Hosting and Python Hosting packages are available for developers. Both ranges include cPanel, SSH access, email hosting, MySQL databases, application installers, allocated CPU and RAM resources, and between 5 GB and 20 GB of SSD storage. Developers working with applications that depend on a particular runtime release should confirm the currently installed Node.js or Python versions before ordering.

Domain services cover new registrations, incoming transfers, renewals, WHOIS searches, DNS management, theft protection, and email-related features. A cover-letter generator is also available for customers applying for Nepalese domain names. The registration platform supports common international extensions and displays prices in both NPR and USD.

Custom development services include website creation, website redesign, e-commerce development, mobile application development, and custom software projects. This gives customers the option to obtain hosting, domain management, application development, and ongoing technical assistance from the same provider.

The main sales website is available in English. The billing and customer portal offers a much broader multilingual interface, including Arabic, Azerbaijani, Catalan, Chinese, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Persian, French, German, Hebrew, Hungarian, Italian, Macedonian, Norwegian, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, and Ukrainian.

A Premium Cloud Hosting category is also included in the customer portal, although active package configurations and prices are not currently displayed within that category. [visit website webhostnepal.com]

Thulo

Thulo is a Nepalese technology and digital-business company headquartered in Lalitpur, Bagmati. Founded in 2005, the business operates through Thulo Digital Solutions Pvt. Ltd. Raja Ram Nepal serves as CEO, while Surakchya Adhikari is associated with the company as co-founder and COO.

The company developed from an e-commerce and online-business background into a wider digital ecosystem for Nepalese entrepreneurs, small businesses, online stores, agencies, and established companies. Its services now extend well beyond conventional hosting and include domains, email, websites, e-commerce, CRM, accounting, inventory, point-of-sale tools, customer support, marketing automation, HR, operations, and business reporting.

The name Thulo means "big" in Nepali, reflecting the company’s focus on helping local businesses expand through digital technology. Its long involvement in Nepal’s e-commerce sector gives it a broader commercial profile than a conventional shared-hosting provider. Thulo has also participated in business-digitization initiatives supporting Nepalese MSMEs, women-led businesses, and entrepreneurs outside the Kathmandu Valley.

Hosting services are divided between the Thulo Business portal and the Gurkha.Host brand. The main thulo.com address redirects to thulo.com.np, where the newer all-in-one business platform takes priority. Hosting accounts, domains, VPS products, billing, and infrastructure services remain available through separate portals. This structure provides a large selection of services, although customers may need to move between several interfaces to manage everything.

The main hosting category is Business Web Hosting. The Launch, Growth, and Enterprise plans include SSD storage, cPanel, SSH and SFTP access, PHP, Laravel, Node.js, Python support, SSL certificates, backups, and different levels of technical assistance. Storage ranges from 10 GB to 50 GB, while allocated memory increases from 2 GB to 8 GB. Higher plans add more hosted domains, hourly database backups, longer retention periods, faster restoration, and priority support.

Unlimited Web Hosting is designed for customers who prefer simplified storage and traffic limits. These packages include unlimited disk space, unmetered bandwidth, cPanel, SSL certificates, webmail accounts, and 24/7 support. The Lite package supports one domain, Advanced supports three domains, and Pro permits unlimited hosted domains. CPU, memory, inode, and fair-use restrictions still apply, as they do with most unlimited hosting products.

Cloud Web Hosting starts with plans allocating 2 GB, 4 GB, or 8 GB of memory. Each package includes unlimited websites, NVMe SSD storage, unmetered transfer, SSL certificates, databases, email accounts, FTP accounts, daily backups, SSH access, multiple PHP versions, Node.js, Python, Redis, CageFS, LVE isolation, and malware protection. These plans use the proprietary Thulo Cloud Panel instead of cPanel.

The WordPress Hosting range combines Nepal-based infrastructure with cPanel, SSD storage, SSL, SSH and SFTP access, installation assistance, migration, daily backups, automated updates, and WordPress security. The Classic package supports one website, includes 10 GB of storage, and is intended for approximately 25,000 monthly visitors. Larger plans increase storage, visitor capacity, and the number of supported websites, including options suitable for WooCommerce and higher-traffic business projects.

Reseller Hosting uses cPanel and WHM. Entry-level packages provide a small SSD allocation and five customer accounts, while larger plans increase capacity to 25 GB, 50 GB, or 100 GB and support as many as 100 separate cPanel accounts. Local billing, white-label account administration, unmetered transfer, and continuous support make these plans suitable for Nepalese web designers, developers, and small agencies selling hosting under their own identity.

The Cloud VPS range is hosted in Kathmandu and uses KVM virtualization. Customers receive root access, SSD storage, a dedicated IPv4 address, unlimited bandwidth, Linux or Windows installation options, DDoS protection, and a server-management interface for power controls and operating-system deployment. Configurations range from a small 512 MB instance to servers with 32 GB of RAM and 12 virtual processor cores.

Most listed VPS configurations include a 25 GB system disk. This is adequate for lightweight applications, development systems, VPNs, small websites, and basic control-panel installations, but storage-heavy databases or file-based applications may require a customized configuration.

A Dedicated Server category is also present, but it requires careful verification before ordering. The section contains legacy Dedibox terminology, obsolete Apache, PHP, and MySQL versions, multilingual European support references, and an AS12876 network reference that does not fit naturally with the Nepal-focused hosting range. Dedicated-server customers should request a written quotation confirming the exact hardware, operating system, server location, network capacity, management scope, IP allocation, backup policy, and SLA.

Domain services cover hundreds of extensions and include registration, transfers, DNS administration, WHOIS-related tools, and private nameserver options. Thulo also provides SSL Certificates, including domain-validated, organization-validated, extended-validation, and wildcard certificates. Free domain-validated SSL is already included with many hosting packages.

The surrounding product ecosystem is unusually extensive for a hosting provider. Customers can purchase Thulo Mail, Google Workspace, private email servers, WordPress and WooCommerce development, the Thulo Sites website builder, third-party website-building tools, SEO services, digital marketing, automated backups, malware protection, email security, and VPN services.

The newer Thulo platform adds website management, e-commerce, CRM, invoicing, accounting, point-of-sale functionality, inventory, marketing automation, sales tools, customer service, HR, operations management, and business reporting through a unified dashboard.

The main corporate website has a modern, mobile-friendly design. The hosting portal remains functional but is more crowded, with duplicated navigation, inconsistent wording, and several legacy sections. English is the primary interface language. Hosting prices can be displayed in NPR, USD, and AUD, with Nepalese rupees serving as the principal currency. [visit website thulo.com]

Prabhu Host

Prabhu Host is a Nepal-based hosting company founded in 2018 and headquartered in Kathmandu. Pramod Yadav is the company’s founder and owner. The business primarily serves customers in Nepal, although its international server locations, multiple billing currencies, and multilingual customer portal also make the services accessible to customers from other countries.

The portfolio extends well beyond conventional shared hosting. It includes shared and cloud hosting, unlimited hosting, WordPress hosting, ecommerce hosting, reseller hosting, Python hosting, Node.js hosting, Laravel hosting, business email, Google Workspace, VPS, Nepal-based VPS, domain registration, SSL certificates, website migration, and managed hosting. Microsoft 365 is also included among the available business services.

Entry-level shared hosting uses cPanel together with NVMe or SSD storage, LiteSpeed, free SSL certificates, PHP, MySQL, email accounts, installation tools, and server-side backups. Personal Lite Cloud supports one website and includes 1 GB storage, 10 GB monthly data transfer, email, databases, and FTP access. Advanced Cloud increases storage and transfer capacity while removing several account restrictions. Larger business and managed-cloud packages provide multiple or unlimited hosted domains, additional processing resources, SSH access, Python and Node.js support, Imunify360 protection, and longer backup retention.

The unlimited hosting range suits customers who prefer plans without fixed storage and monthly bandwidth allocations. These packages combine cPanel, LiteSpeed caching, SSL, email, databases, FTP, WordPress support, SSH access, Python, and Node.js. Unlimited resources remain governed by fair-use requirements, including inode, database, CPU, and memory limitations, as is standard with this type of hosting.

WordPress hosting is based on NVMe storage, cPanel, LiteSpeed, and LSCache. It includes automatic WordPress installation, SSL, email, database access, backups, and security protection. WP Starter supports one WordPress website with 5 GB storage and unrestricted monthly transfer. Imunify360, malware cleanup, brute-force protection, and CMS vulnerability patching provide a stronger security environment than a basic shared-hosting account. Existing WordPress websites can be transferred with migration assistance.

The developer-hosting range is one of the strongest parts of the catalog. Node.js hosting includes SSH access, npm support, runtime management, Git deployment, staging functions, and packages for one, several, or unlimited websites. Laravel hosting combines cPanel, NVMe storage, LiteSpeed, SSH, Git access, database support, daily backups, firewall protection, and DDoS mitigation. Python and Django hosting are also available for developers who need application environments beyond standard PHP hosting.

Ecommerce hosting supports WooCommerce, Magento, and other database-intensive online-store platforms. These plans include SSL, business email, daily backups, SSD or NVMe storage, malware protection, and specified CPU and RAM allocations. The entry package includes 10 GB storage, 2 vCPU, and 2 GB RAM, while the Growing package increases memory to 4 GB and includes unrestricted storage. Clearly defined processing and memory allocations are useful for ecommerce customers because store performance depends on more than disk capacity alone.

Reseller hosting uses cPanel and WHM with white-label branding, private nameservers, individual customer accounts, LiteSpeed, CloudLinux account isolation, SSL, DDoS protection, and off-server backups. Larger packages allow dozens of separate cPanel accounts, making the service appropriate for web designers, digital agencies, and smaller hosting resellers. The number of included cPanel accounts should be compared carefully because it has a significant effect on the total reseller cost.

Business email is available separately from web hosting. The packages include domain-based email addresses, POP3 and IMAP access, calendars, contacts, tasks, antivirus protection, and centralized administration. Security functions include multi-factor authentication, SPF, DKIM, and DMARC. Prabhu Host also provides Google Workspace with local billing, account setup, data migration, and support for Gmail, Drive, Meet, Calendar, Google Editors, and Gemini functions.

The VPS portfolio is divided between international cloud infrastructure and locally hosted Nepal VPS. International VPS configurations support Linux distributions such as Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, and CentOS. They include full root access, a dedicated IPv4 address, NVMe or SSD storage, firewall controls, and DDoS protection. AMD, Intel, and Ampere-based systems are available, together with managed and unmanaged administration options.

Nepal VPS packages are intended for websites, applications, business software, and online systems requiring low latency for visitors within Nepal. The servers are deployed in Kathmandu and include root access, a dedicated IP address, and unmetered data transfer. The smallest configuration provides one CPU core, 2 GB RAM, and 20 GB storage. Larger configurations increase resources to four CPU cores, 8 GB RAM, and 100 GB storage. Standard Nepal VPS packages do not include automatic backups, so customers should maintain remote copies or purchase an additional backup solution.

Domain registration covers popular generic extensions such as .com, .net, .org, .info, and .biz, together with numerous other generic and country-code extensions. Eligible Nepalese individuals and organizations can also receive assistance with free .np domain registration. The Nepalese registry applies its own eligibility, naming, and documentation requirements.

Regular hosting packages include free SSL certificates. Paid commercial SSL certificates are also available for customers who require a separately issued certificate, installation assistance, and configuration support. Website migration is available for qualifying hosting customers, reducing the technical work involved when moving websites, databases, files, and email from another provider.

The main website is in English. The customer portal supports NPR, USD, and INR, with interfaces available in Arabic, Azerbaijani, Catalan, Chinese, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Persian, French, German, Hebrew, Hungarian, Italian, Macedonian, Norwegian, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, and Ukrainian. This is a broad localization range for a relatively small Nepalese provider.

The website has a modern structure and makes a large number of products reasonably easy to navigate. Some package details and uptime percentages vary between different services, so business customers should confirm the contractual limits and service commitment applying to their exact plan. [visit website prabhuhost.com]

Nest Nepal

Nest Nepal is a Nepal-focused hosting and cloud services provider operating as Nest Nepal Business Solutions Pvt. Ltd. The company has a clear local-market identity, with activity connected to 2020 onward, and an official company background linked to Kushal Kafle, Founder & CEO. By 2022, the business was already expanding beyond standard hosting through cloud-server growth and a web-hosting company acquisition, which helps explain why its current catalog is broader than a simple shared-hosting provider.

Their strongest position is in the Nepalese web hosting market. Nest Nepal combines domains, shared web hosting, cloud hosting, WordPress hosting, eCommerce hosting, business hosting, reseller hosting, Nepal-based VPS, international VPS, Windows VPS, professional email, SSL, cloud productivity services, and developer hosting under one brand. The company also works with services around Google Workspace, Google Cloud, Zoho Mail, Zoho Workplace, Microsoft 365, Azure, AWS, Adobe, Zoom, NordVPN, and other SaaS or cloud tools, making it practical for customers who want hosting, domains, email, and business software from the same provider.

The company scale is notable for a local provider. Their figures include 10,000+ websites hosted, 15,000+ clients served, and the About section places their footprint around 12,000+ happy clients, 15,000+ hosted websites, and 20,000+ managed domains. Domain services cover .np, .com, and other global extensions, while hosting plans focus on affordability, free SSL, backups, migration assistance, and accessible support for Nepal-based businesses.

The hosting lineup is diverse. Standard web hosting is suitable for small sites, blogs, and business pages, while Cloud Hosting adds cPanel-based cloud infrastructure with low entry pricing. WordPress Hosting uses LiteSpeed and DA Control Panel options, with managed WordPress features, free SSL, backups, PHP version selection, and migration support. eCommerce Hosting is aimed at online shops, while NodeJS, Python, Django, and Tomcat hosting make the catalog more developer-friendly than many small regional hosts.

For more technical customers, Nest Nepal offers Nepal-based VPS, Windows VPS, and international VPS. The local VPS plans include NVMe SSD storage, 20TB bandwidth, dedicated IPs, 1Gbps network connectivity, full root access, and Linux or Windows options depending on the service. The international VPS range expands the infrastructure footprint toward Europe, the USA, Asia, and broader locations such as Canada, the United Kingdom, Singapore, and Australia. Resellers also get a practical WHM/cPanel structure with private nameservers, LiteSpeed, Imunify360, SSL, malware scanning, and daily offsite backups.

The main website is in English, while the ordering portal exposes many localization options, including English, Nepali, French, German, Dutch, Chinese, Russian, Arabic, Turkish, Portuguese, Romanian, Catalan, Croatian, Norwegian, Ukrainian, Czech, Azerbaijani, Hungarian, and Swedish. Pricing is mainly displayed in Nepalese Rupees / NPR, which is especially convenient for local customers and businesses that want predictable local billing. [visit website nestnepal.com]

eHosting Server

eHostingServer is a Nepal-based hosting provider with a strong focus on affordable, performance-oriented services for blogs, news portals, e-commerce sites and local businesses. The brand has been active since 2010, and today it runs under Taregan IT Pvt Ltd in Lalitpur (Nepal) together with a U.S. legal entity (eHosting Server LLC). That gives them over a decade of real operational history and a presence in both South Asia and North America.

The core catalog covers several hosting product lines:

• Web Hosting – SSD/NVMe Cloud (shared hosting): entry-level Linux hosting on NVMe SSD storage, designed for small to medium websites. Plans come with unmetered or very generous resource allocations, free SSL certificates, regular backups and one-click installers for popular PHP/MySQL applications. The environment is powered by cPanel and tuned for common CMS platforms like WordPress, Joomla or small e-commerce sites.
• Business / Cloud Hosting with cPanel: a step up for heavier workloads. These plans run on top of public clouds such as Google Cloud, Amazon Web Services, DigitalOcean, Linode and Hetzner, with the ability to place your sites in data centers in Singapore, India, the United Kingdom, the United States and other regions. It’s essentially true cloud behind a familiar cPanel interface.
• Reseller Hosting (cPanel/WHM): fully managed, white-label reseller hosting where you sell hosting under your own brand while eHostingServer manages the infrastructure and support stack. Reseller accounts include cPanel for end users and WHM for the reseller, with fast NVMe storage and 24/7 technical support, clearly aimed at agencies and web designers.
  
• Linux VPS & Cloud VPS: virtual servers with full root access, SSD or NVMe disks and generous traffic limits. There are local "VPS in Nepal" options hosted in a Kathmandu data center for ultra-low latency, as well as cloud VPS instances on top of major cloud providers for more global reach. Cloud VPS descriptions stress 100% NVMe SSD, high-speed networking and a 99.9% service uptime target.
• Windows RDP VPS: Windows VPS servers hosted in Kathmandu, with full Administrator RDP access and NVMe storage, supporting multiple Windows Server versions (2012–2022). These are positioned for remote desktop workloads, accounting software like Tally, or ASP.NET applications that need a Windows stack.
• Domain registration & DNS: customers can register and transfer domains (including .com, .net, .org, .us, .biz and many others), manage DNS, and use a separate domain storefront with both local and international payment options.
• Email & Google Workspace: dedicated email hosting products and Google Workspace (G Suite) plans target businesses that want professional mailboxes on their own domain. Workspace has its own FAQ and specific notes (for example, no money-back guarantee from Google’s side).

Across these products, the portfolio feels cohesive: NVMe SSD storage, free SSL, automated backups (often offloaded to external storage such as Amazon S3), 24/7 support and cPanel-based management appear as recurring building blocks. The main website and ordering area are in English, but the client portal can be switched to several other languages (including Romanian, French, Norwegian, Estonian and more), and pricing is shown in both Nepalese rupees (NPR) and USD, which works for local and international customers alike.

Overall, they are a regional provider that has grown beyond simple shared hosting into a mixed local + global cloud operation, while still keeping pricing accessible for small businesses and individuals in Nepal. [visit website ehostingserver.com]

Himalayan Host

Himalayan Host is a Nepal-based hosting provider from Kathmandu, active since 2007. The company is best suited for Nepalese customers, local businesses, freelancers, developers, students, agencies, and small companies that want hosting billed in NPR, local payment methods, and support adapted to the Nepal market. The company is connected with Rabindra Yadav as CEO & Founder and has built its business around domain registration, web hosting, VPS, email and related online services.

Their product range is broad for a local hosting company. Himalayan Host covers Domains, Cloud Hosting, WordPress Hosting, Reseller Hosting, Linux VPS / VDS, Windows RDP VPS, ASP.NET / Windows Hosting, DirectAdmin Hosting, Business Email, SSL-enabled hosting, migration help, and developer-friendly environments with *Node.js, Python, Java/Tomcat, Go, .NET, Ruby, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, MSSQL and MySQL* depending on the selected plan.

The shared/cloud hosting line includes local Kathmandu hosting and international options. Plans use DirectAdmin, cPanel or Webuzo, with NVMe/SSD storage, free SSL, one-click installers, backups, PHP version selection, email accounts, MySQL/MariaDB and developer options such as terminal/SSH or Git on selected packages. Their WordPress hosting is practical for small and medium websites, with LiteSpeed/WordPress cache, Redis or Memcached on some plans, NVMe storage, email filtering, free SSL and backup retention.

Reseller hosting is mainly based on cPanel/WHM, with account-based packages from 10 to 100 cPanel accounts, free SSL, 1 Gbit/s port bandwidth, unlimited email/subdomains/databases in the plan language, weekly or daily backups depending on tier, WordPress optimization, multi-PHP and MySQL support. This makes the reseller line useful for local web designers, small agencies and freelancers who want to host several client websites from one provider account.

Their VPS offer is divided between Linux Cloud VPS and Windows RDP VPS. Linux VPS uses KVM-based SSD/NVMe servers in Europe and Kathmandu, while Windows RDP VPS is Hyper-V based and better suited for customers who need a remote Windows desktop/server environment, dedicated IP access and licensed Windows availability. The Kathmandu VPS line is especially interesting for local latency, although these plans require careful attention because backups and refund conditions are stricter than on shared hosting.

Domain registration is also part of the platform, with Public Domain Registry and OwnRegistrar used as domain backend providers. This makes Himalayan Host useful for customers who want domain, DNS, hosting, SSL, email and support handled from one place.

The ordering area is modern enough and rich in services, although some plan pages are dense and should be read carefully. Refund eligibility, backup retention, data center location, VAT handling and resource limits can differ from one product to another. [visit website himalayanhost.com]

Web Services Nepal

Web Creation Nepal Private Limited is a Kathmandu-based digital agency and hosting provider that has operated since 2011. Bishal Dhakal serves as founder and Managing Director, while the company works with a multidisciplinary team of developers, designers, digital marketers, and technical specialists. Its history may extend further, as the contact information references an inception in 2009 and the LinkedIn company profile uses 2010 as the establishment year.

The company has completed more than 1,000 website projects and worked with over 500 customers. Its services target businesses, travel companies, non-governmental organizations, educational institutions, e-commerce operators, professionals, and entrepreneurs that prefer to obtain development, hosting, maintenance, and digital promotion from one local provider.

Hosting is integrated closely with the company’s website-development business. Customers can purchase a standalone shared hosting account or receive hosting as part of a website, business portal, travel platform, NGO website, or e-commerce package. The retail catalog concentrates on shared hosting, domain registration, website development, e-commerce systems, mobile applications, SEO, digital marketing, branding, logo design, website maintenance, and custom software development. It does not operate as a general-purpose VPS, cloud-server, reseller-hosting, colocation, or dedicated-server marketplace.

The Economic shared hosting plan provides 1 GB of storage, unlimited email accounts, and 2 GB of monthly bandwidth. It is suitable for a modest personal website, presentation site, or lightweight business presence.

The Budget shared hosting plan increases monthly bandwidth to 10 GB and can include as much as 2 GB of storage. One package table gives this plan only 1 GB of storage, so the exact allocation should be written into the quotation before payment.

The Standard shared hosting plan includes 5 GB of storage, unlimited email accounts, and unlimited bandwidth. It is the most practical standalone option for customers operating a larger business website or a content-heavy project within the limits of a shared environment.

Hosting accounts include webmail, subdomains, daily backups, technical assistance, server-side SEO configuration, content-update options, and a browser-based administration interface. This is a managed and service-oriented approach rather than a purely automated hosting platform. Customers can obtain assistance not only with server access but also with website changes, content management, search optimization, and application development.

Domain-registration services cover common international extensions such as .com, .org, .net, .info, and .biz. Website-development packages may also include a .np domain or an international domain, depending on the selected offer. The published international domain-registration figure uses the ambiguous format "NRs 15,00/-," so the applicable registration and renewal fee should be confirmed in writing.

Website design is one of the company’s central services. Projects can include responsive design, user-experience research, landing pages, wireframes, information architecture, content management systems, redesign work, custom web applications, and ongoing maintenance. This breadth makes the company more useful to customers who need a complete website than to buyers searching only for the lowest-cost disk space.

E-commerce development covers product catalogs, inventory control, customer accounts, order tracking, product filters, discount systems, multiple currencies, shipping integrations, tax configuration, analytics, newsletters, and payment-gateway connections. The available packages can therefore support anything from a smaller online catalog to a more customized transactional platform.

Mobile development includes native and hybrid applications for Android and iOS, along with consulting, testing, backend integration, and content-management functionality. Branding services cover logos, business cards, letterheads, identity materials, and editable source files.

SEO and digital marketing services include technical audits, keyword research, on-page optimization, local business listings, content marketing, social media management, paid promotion, and broader search-engine visibility work. Customers can keep website hosting, development, optimization, and promotional work under the management of the same company.

The website operates in English, and hosting and development prices are quoted in Nepalese rupees using variations such as Rs., NRs., and Nrs. Its design remains practical on modern desktop and mobile screens and does not use the narrow, fixed-width layout common among older hosting websites. [visit website webcreationnepal.com]