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Serbian company YUNET INTERNATIONAL Ltd (Yunet) has been in business for more than 20 years. It sells a range of internet services including shared hosting and cloud solutions. Its main website is in Serbian, but some of the pages can be translated into English, Serbian, or Magyar (Hungarian).
Features and Ease of Use
Yunet sells a small range of shared hosting services that come with the following core features:
- Domain registration available
- Up to unlimited add-on domains
- SSL certificates available
- Up to 10 GB disk space
- Up to 500 GB monthly data flow
- Free site migration
- DDoS protection
Yunet’s shared hosting plans come with the beginner-friendly cPanel control panel plus the Softaculous installer (for around 300 programs). The plans also come with the features you have come to expect such as MySQL databases, FTP accounts, SSL, DDoS protection, and DNS management.
The VPS plans come with full root access so you can install your choice of software and configure your VPS as required. There’s a 99.98% uptime guarantee, and in the event of a server failure, your server will be moved to a different location to avoid downtime. These plans use HDD storage, which (unfortunately) is up to ten times slower than SSD storage.
Yunet also offers dedicated server plans that come with a guarantee of 99.95% online availability per month. They have servers located in one of two Belgrade data centers, and they come with 24/7 technical support.
Pricing and Support
Yunet’s prices are okay; not the cheapest on the market, but not overly expensive either. You can choose between a one-month and one-year term, and you get a good discount for choosing the latter. You also get a discount on domain registration when you purchase a hosting plan, and a choice of SSL certificate too. The checkout flow is a little confusing, but it’s not a huge problem.
You can reach out to the company for technical support through email or telephone during their extended business hours, which are from 8 am to 10 pm on weekdays and 9 am to 5 pm on Saturdays. Additionally, there’s an online form available for you to fill out.
I received no reply when I sent an email to customer services on a weekday morning.
There isn’t very much in terms of self-support resources apart from a blog that is kept relatively up-to-date with interesting articles:
