Websites for businesses in Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt and across Nigeria, with free SSL and daily backups on every plan. You pay by Visa or Mastercard on Paystack, a checkout many Nigerian online shops already use. Plans start at KSh 80$0.62/month.
Plans & Pricing Start a live chatNigeria has no shortage of people who can design a website. What many businesses lack is hosting that stays paid, patched and backed up after the designer moves on to the next client. The site launches, the renewal email goes to an address nobody reads, and one morning the domain shows a parking page instead of the business.
We run the part that has to keep working: a control panel with your own login, a backup every day that you can restore yourself, an SSL certificate that renews on its own and mailboxes on your own domain. Renewal reminders come to you, and the invoice can be paid by card from anywhere.
The checkout is Paystack, which started in Lagos, so the payment page will look familiar. Our team works from Nairobi, two hours ahead of Lagos, and answers in English on live chat, email and tickets.
Sellers in Lagos and Abuja moving from Instagram messages to a site with a catalogue on their own domain.
Law, accounting and consulting practices that need a credible site and staff email on .com.ng.
Private schools publishing admissions, fee schedules and results, with a mailbox for each department.
Agents and developers listing properties with photos that load properly on a phone.
Organisations that report to donors and members and need a site that stays up.
Studios that want DirectAdmin, SSH and room for staging when they host client sites.
Our hosting server is not in Kenya: it is in the United Kingdom, and it serves our Kenyan customers too. Help by live chat, email or ticket comes from our Nairobi team, on East Africa Time.
You will not find a made-up latency number here. Instead, our live status page tests our website, the hosting server, mail, the payment gateway and the domain registry once a minute, and keeps the honest record, bad days included.
Good to know in Nigeria
As well as .com, .org and 200+ other extensions, we can register the ones that belong to Nigeria. .com.ng and .ng register at checkout the moment the invoice is paid, the same as .com. Look at the renewal column before you decide, since some extensions cost more to renew than to register.
Anyone can register .ng and .com.ng, in Nigeria or outside it, with no documents at registration, although the registry (NiRA) may ask for proof of identity later. .com.ng is meant for businesses.
These figures come straight from our live catalogue, so the price shown is the price charged. Still undecided? Our guide on picking a domain name works just as well beyond Kenya's borders.
Ways to pay
What we cannot accept, so checkout holds no surprises
M-Pesa at our checkout means Safaricom M-Pesa in Kenya and nothing else. OPay, PalmPay, Moniepoint, USSD codes and transfers to a Nigerian bank account are not available at checkout. Better that you read it here than find out halfway through paying.
No VAT is added to our prices. Should your accountant need the invoice laid out a certain way for local bookkeeping, tell us and we will issue it in that format.
Let us know who hosts you now, which domain you use and roughly how large the site is. Live chat gets the quickest reply.
Your files, databases and mailboxes come over to our server and are tested there, while the old site carries on running.
A preview link lets you inspect the new copy. Your visitors see no change until you approve it.
Change the nameservers yourself, or let us do it when the domain is registered with us. Every paid plan includes the move free.
One team and one set of plans cover each of these:
Ghana 🇬🇭 South Africa 🇿🇦 Uganda 🇺🇬 Kenya 🇰🇪Getting set up takes about ten minutes, and we move an existing site at no charge. Prefer to talk it through with someone first? Our live chat is run by people in Nairobi.
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