Directadmin Hosting with Loyalty benefit - 1GB free every month | 100GB webhosting @ $18.18/yr

SmokyHosts · May 27

A subsidiary of SmokyHosts.com, 0frills.com is here to offer webhosting services on Directadmin control panel and help everyone get a webhosting deal that fits everyone's needs. We are here to remove any confusion in the different packages and deals that make non-techy people have difficulty in choosing. We offer only 1 package, the 0Plan and no more.

The USP

You get 1GB storage added to your allocated storage, each month, free of cost!

No need to reply to any threads.
No need to request for it each month.
It's all automated.
It's a loyalty reward to continue to stay with us!

LES special coupon code

Use coupon code Special1818 and get 100GB webhosting for $18.18/year

Let's not confuse you anymore

0Plan Webhosting

Start with 100GB SSD storage and scale to unlimited. We add 1GB storage to your account each month perpetually, till you continue to renew your account.
Unmetered traffic
Host unlimited websites
Unlimited other features
Daily remote backups
DirectAdmin control panel
Free migration from your old host
Server location: France
Test IP: 51.254.7.77
Order Link - https://members.0frills.com/order.php?step=1&productGroup=1
Yearly - $18.18/year on using coupon code Special1818

Note
1. We do not offer custom packages
2. Please clarify all queries prior to purchasing, no refund requests are allowed
3. All the offers are recurring offers
4. Coupon codes valid only on yearly deals

HostRainbow · May 28

Hello,

Can you tell me about licenses? Means from where did you purchased licenses of cloudlinux, Directadmin, litespeed etc?

As i am not able to verify your IP on their official website license verify

Thanks

somik · May 28

@HostRainbow said:
Hello,

Can you tell me about licenses? Means from where did you purchased licenses of cloudlinux, Directadmin, litespeed etc?

As i am not able to verify your IP on their official website license verify

Thanks

Meaning you cant figure out how to verify the license with IP or that the verification failed?

HostRainbow · May 28

@somik said:

@HostRainbow said:
Hello,

Can you tell me about licenses? Means from where did you purchased licenses of cloudlinux, Directadmin, litespeed etc?

As i am not able to verify your IP on their official website license verify

Thanks

Meaning you cant figure out how to verify the license with IP or that the verification failed?

Ive verified the cloudlinux licence with provided ip and they said ip not licensed. Or not found.

My motive is just to know where did you get licenses cause ive also need same if its cheaper

Please DM me the source if possible

Thanks

SmokyHosts · May 28

@HostRainbow said:
Hello,

Can you tell me about licenses? Means from where did you purchased licenses of cloudlinux, Directadmin, litespeed etc?

As i am not able to verify your IP on their official website license verify

Thanks

@HostRainbow
Wonder where did we claim that we are offering cloudlinux or litespeed?

We are offering Directadmin and if you have a way to prove that we are not licensed for Directadmin, PROVE IT!

When its a 23 years old company offering a stable service over the years, we do have competitiors (happy to compete with healthy competitors). Rest are mushrooms!

HostRainbow · May 28

@SmokyHosts said:

@HostRainbow said:
Hello,

Can you tell me about licenses? Means from where did you purchased licenses of cloudlinux, Directadmin, litespeed etc?

As i am not able to verify your IP on their official website license verify

Thanks

@HostRainbow
Wonder where did we claim that we are offering cloudlinux or litespeed?

We are offering Directadmin and if you have a way to prove that we are not licensed for Directadmin, PROVE IT!

When its a 23 years old company offering a stable service over the years, we do have competitiors (happy to compete with healthy competitors). Rest are mushrooms!

Thank you for the clarification. My intention was not to accuse or create any misunderstanding. I was simply curious because the pricing looked very competitive and I could not verify some licenses through the public checker.

If you are officially licensed, then that’s completely fine and I respect that. As a fellow hosting provider, I was only trying to understand whether there was any reseller source or partnership program available for such pricing.

Also, if you do not mind sharing a bit, I would love to learn from your experience as you have been in the industry for many years. What web server stack are you currently using for shared hosting, Apache, LiteSpeed, OpenLiteSpeed or something custom? And how do you usually handle users that consume high CPU, memory or abusive resources on shared hosting while still keeping pricing competitive?

Wishing you good luck with your business and thank you for taking the time to reply.

SmokyHosts · May 28

@HostRainbow said:

@SmokyHosts said:

@HostRainbow said:
Hello,

Can you tell me about licenses? Means from where did you purchased licenses of cloudlinux, Directadmin, litespeed etc?

As i am not able to verify your IP on their official website license verify

Thanks

@HostRainbow
Wonder where did we claim that we are offering cloudlinux or litespeed?

We are offering Directadmin and if you have a way to prove that we are not licensed for Directadmin, PROVE IT!

When its a 23 years old company offering a stable service over the years, we do have competitiors (happy to compete with healthy competitors). Rest are mushrooms!

Thank you for the clarification. My intention was not to accuse or create any misunderstanding. I was simply curious because the pricing looked very competitive and I could not verify some licenses through the public checker.

If you are officially licensed, then that’s completely fine and I respect that. As a fellow hosting provider, I was only trying to understand whether there was any reseller source or partnership program available for such pricing.

Also, if you do not mind sharing a bit, I would love to learn from your experience as you have been in the industry for many years. What web server stack are you currently using for shared hosting, Apache, LiteSpeed, OpenLiteSpeed or something custom? And how do you usually handle users that consume high CPU, memory or abusive resources on shared hosting while still keeping pricing competitive?

Wishing you good luck with your business and thank you for taking the time to reply.

@HostRainbow
Thank you and glad that we are finally on the same page where you are asking the right questions. We always appreciate competition as long as it is healthy, unlike a confrontational replies, without any basis.

We do believe that shared hosting should be truely shared. Shared hosting should be truly shared, without any LVMs. When some burst is needed for some of the users, let them use the burst if possible, when not possible, let them use what is committed to them. We will never deliver less than what is committed.

What is out of our hands is burst usage. However, what is in our hands is, scaling up/out our infrastructure! Once that is transparent enough, all other infra flows hand in hand.

To clear your curiosity, we offer pure Apache. No Litespeed. No OpenLiteSpeed. No Ngnix.

To let out the secret, we do offer Redis even on our shared hosting servers!

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