Ukrainian hosting solutions provider NetX combines advanced equipment, professional expertise, and high-quality customer support. Its Russian-language website sells shared hosting, virtual servers, dedicated servers, and domain solutions.
Features and Ease of Use
NetX offers five shared hosting packages (cPanel and Pro), eight VPS packages, and 21 dedicated server packages (in Ukraine, the Netherlands, and Russia). The cPanel packages provide you with:
- 99% uptime guarantee
- 200 MB to 100 GB storage space
- Unlimited traffic
- 1 to 100 websites
- cPanel/ISPmanager 5/BrainyCP control panels
- 1 to unlimited MySQL databases
- Unlimited mailboxes
- Antispam protection
- Backups
The Softaculous one-click installer helps you install popular content management and other applications. So you could, for example, create a CMS-backed website using something like WordPress. Once your website is up-and-running, you can secure it with a free Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate.
VPS packages allow you to choose between OpenVZ or KVM virtualization, the former being best for Linux and the latter being more suitable for any operating system.
ECC memory helps prevent data corruption and system crashes, and the Pro shared hosting plans provide a 99.98% uptime guarantee.
Pricing and Support
NetX’s shared cPanel shared hosting packages are extremely cheap, and you can secure significant discounts by opting for longer billing cycles — from monthly to triennial — but it depends on the plan you pick. Pay for your hosting plan by PayPal, Private24, credit/debit card, and many more methods.
You can try a shared hosting plan for free for seven days, and/or change your mind within a month thanks to the 30-day money-back guarantee. VPS and dedicated server customers also get a 30-day refund window, but you only benefit from this if you experience more than 24 hours of downtime.
While you should be able to contact the 24/7 support team by email, ticket, live chat, or even postal mail, I have to tell you that my live chat and ticket submission attempts were unsuccessful. Fortunately, the self-support resources are a bit better because there are frequently asked questions and the knowledge base is quite well populated:
