What payment methods do you accept?

We accept Paystack and Flutterwave, which support all Nigerian debit/credit cards (Verve, Visa, Mastercard), bank transfers, USSD and mobile money. We also accept USD cards and PayPal via the same gateways. All payments are secured and encrypted.

How fast is the hosting setup?

Shared, WordPress and VPS hosting are provisioned instantly after successful payment — usually under 60 seconds. Dedicated servers take 1–4 hours. You'll receive a welcome email with your cPanel / WHM login details immediately.

Do you offer a money-back guarantee?

Yes. Shared, WordPress, reseller and email plans have a 30-day money-back window. VPS, dedicated and RDP have 7 days from the paid order date. Domain registrations are not refundable. Full details: danetsserver.com/refund-policy.

Can I migrate my existing website for free?

Absolutely. Our migration team will transfer your cPanel-based website, emails and databases to Danets Server at no cost. Most migrations complete within 24 hours with zero downtime.

How does the WHMCS integration work?

Our client portal at app.danetsserver.com is powered by WHMCS. You can manage invoices, services, domains, support tickets and billing from one place. The main website connects to WHMCS for cart, login and support deep-links.

Do you provide free SSL certificates?

Yes — every hosting plan includes a free Let's Encrypt SSL certificate (wildcard on Business+ plans), auto-renewed forever. No extra cost, no setup required.

What is your uptime guarantee?

We guarantee 99.9% uptime on shared and WordPress plans, and 99.99% on VPS and dedicated plans, backed by our SLA. We monitor all infrastructure 24/7 from multiple locations.

Can I upgrade or downgrade my plan later?

Yes, you can upgrade or downgrade anytime from your client portal. Upgrades are prorated and instant. No contracts, no cancellation fees.

Do you support Nigerian .ng domains?

Yes, we register and manage .ng, .com.ng, .org.ng, .edu.ng and other Nigerian TLDs directly through NIRA-accredited registrars, alongside 400+ international extensions.

Is there 24/7 customer support?

Yes. Our support team is available 24/7/365 via live chat, email, WhatsApp and support tickets. Average first response time is under 15 minutes.

How to choose the right web hosting plan in Nigeria (2026 guide)

Choosing the right hosting plan can feel overwhelming — especially with so many options and technical jargon. This guide cuts through the noise and helps you pick the perfect plan for your Nigerian business.

The 5 types of hosting explained

1. Shared Hosting (₦1,000 – ₦5,000/mo)

Your website shares a server with others. It's the most affordable option and perfect for personal blogs, small business sites, and portfolios. Think of it like an apartment building — you share infrastructure but have your own private space.

Best for: Personal sites, small businesses, blogs with under 10,000 monthly visitors.

2. WordPress Hosting (₦2,000 – ₦9,000/mo)

Optimised specifically for WordPress. Includes automatic updates, one-click staging, built-in caching, and security hardening. If your site runs on WordPress (and 43% of all websites do), this is usually the best choice.

Best for: WordPress blogs, WooCommerce stores, agencies managing WP sites.

3. Cloud VPS (₦5,000 – ₦25,000/mo)

A virtual private server with dedicated resources and full root access. You get your own slice of a server's CPU, RAM, and storage. Think of it like a townhouse — more space, more control, but you handle maintenance.

Best for: Developers, SaaS apps, high-traffic sites, custom server configs.

4. Dedicated Servers (₦60,000+/mo)

An entire physical server just for you. Maximum performance and control. Think of it like owning a detached house — everything is yours.

Best for: Enterprise apps, large e-commerce, regulated industries, massive traffic.

5. Reseller Hosting (₦8,000+/mo)

You buy hosting in bulk and resell it to your own clients under your own brand. Includes WHM (Web Host Manager) to create individual cPanel accounts.

Best for: Web agencies, freelancers, aspiring hosting entrepreneurs.

How to decide — 4 questions

What are you hosting? A simple blog → shared. A WordPress store → WordPress hosting. A custom app → VPS.
How much traffic? Under 10k/mo → shared. 10k-100k → WordPress/business. 100k+ → VPS or dedicated.
What's your budget? Under ₦2k → shared starter. ₦2k-5k → business or WP. ₦5k+ → VPS.
Do you need root access? No → shared/WP. Yes → VPS/dedicated.

The Danets Server recommendation

For most Nigerian small businesses, our Business shared plan (₦2,500/mo) is the sweet spot — 10 websites, 50GB NVMe, unlimited email, daily backups, and priority support. It handles 95% of use cases at a price that makes sense in Naira.

Not sure? Use our Plan Finder quiz — answer 4 questions and get a personalised recommendation in 30 seconds.

Paying for your plan

We accept Paystack and Flutterwave, which cover every Nigerian debit/credit card (Verve, Visa, Mastercard), bank transfers, USSD codes, and mobile money (OPay, PalmPay). Yearly billing gives you ~2 months free.

Ready to get started? Browse our hosting plans and have your site live in under 60 seconds.