
TDMC’s Chinese-language website looks a little jumbled, which is only part of the problem since the “order now” buttons lead to an error page. Prices are displayed in New Taiwan Dollars.
Features and Ease of Use
TDMC offers three Linux-based shared hosting plans — Experience, Easy Solutions, and Business — which provide these features:
- Daily, weekly, and monthly backups
- Chinese cPanel control panel
- PHP support, Perl, and CGI support
- Free domain
- MySQL and SQLite support
- Apache
- Cron jobs
The host’s “Experience” plan is suitable for small websites, casual bloggers, and even small startup businesses. It comes with 15 GB disk space, 5 mailboxes, 350 GB bandwidth, 512 MB RAM, 100,000 account files, and one MySQL database. The “Business” plan is a better bet for busy websites with lots of traffic since it includes 35 GB disk space, 500 GB monthly bandwidth, 100 mailboxes, 1,024 MB RAM, 150,000 account files, and 10 MySQL databases.
From a software point of view, the supported PHP applications include WordPress, Drupal, XOOPS, ECShop, and Vtiger CRM. In addition, the cPanel control panel allows you to manage all aspects of your hosting.
With this host, you don’t need to worry about losing your data because backups are performed three times a day, weekly, and monthly, including offsite backups.
If shared hosting isn’t sufficient for your needs, you can scale up to a virtual server. The smallest VPS package provides you with 25 GB disk space, 200 GB bandwidth, and 1,024 MB RAM. The largest plan includes 8,192 MB RAM, 100 GB disk space, and 1,200 GB bandwidth. All four VPS plans also come with a free domain name, an unlimited number of sites and email accounts, daily backups, Cisco firewall, root access, and SSH.
Pricing and Support
TDMC’s shared hosting plans are very affordable, costing less than other popular Taiwanese hosts. You can pay by bank transfer, credit/debit card, or EZPay, and you get a 7-day money-back guarantee (excluding domain fees), which gives you a little time to change your mind. However, you can’t actually purchase the plans because the “order now” buttons don’t work.
You can contact the customer support team via telephone or email, but (unfortunately) my exploratory email went unanswered. If you have to resort to self-support, you can refer to the Customer Service Center: