Expim has been providing managed cloud services since 2005. Based in Israel, it has a modern website and several relatively active social media profiles. The Expim website is presented in English and Hebrew.
Features and Ease of Use
Expim only sells cloud solutions, which come as standard with the following key features:
- 99% uptime SLA
- Backup and disaster recovery
- Web Application Firewall (WAF)
- 13 enterprise-grade data centers
- DDoS protection
All of Expim’s plans are fully managed, so you don’t have to handle day-to-day hosting tasks such as server configuration and maintenance, cloud security, or backups. You also get a variety of performance-enhancing features for optimizing page load speed and smoothing hosting scalability. All plans come with a free CDN and website acceleration so that your website loads quickly from every location around the world.
For customers with a client base in China, Expim provides a China Hosting managed solution specifically for you. And this company will also manage your AWS cloud services, including infrastructure management, monitoring, support, cyber security, and even consulting.
Expim’s website boasts about 13 worldwide data centers (so you can choose a location close to your audience) but wasn’t forthcoming about where those data centers actually are. This vendor also boasts about a “Four 9s SLA,” which isn’t really substantiated but which should mean to can expect 99.99% uptime.
Pricing and Support
Like most managed cloud hosting providers, Expim does not advertise its prices on its website and does not let you purchase plans online. This is quite common due to the bespoke customized nature of such cloud solutions. What I can tell you is that you only pay for the resources you use. You can scale your resources up or down by adding virtual servers or bare metal servers, and you can increase your RAM and/or data storage without changing your server’s base configurations.
I tried contacting this company to get additional information about the pricing and contract terms, but I received no reply after waiting two business days. Maybe you’ll have more luck when you try to engage by telephone, email, or by filling out their contact form.
