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ASPHostPortal review

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A low-cost Windows host with strong Microsoft-stack support but limited entry-tier resources.

8.9/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

ASPHostPortal provides Windows and Linux web hosting for individuals, developers, small businesses, and organizations running Microsoft-stack applications. Its Windows shared hosting includes Windows Server 2022/2025, ASP.NET Core support, SQL Server hosting, Plesk management, dedicated application pools, backups, and security monitoring. The broader portfolio also includes cloud hosting, reseller hosting, dedicated servers, and email hosting, with multiple data-center regions for hosted workloads.

Pricing starts with Host Intro at $0.99 per month and also appears at $1.99 per month. Both entries include one website, 1 GB disk space, 10 GB bandwidth, zero SQL Server databases, and 0 MB email space. Host One entries range from $3.81 to $7.99 per month, adding unlimited websites, 5 GB SSD disk space, 60 GB bandwidth, two SQL Server databases, and 500 MB email space. Host Two entries range from $7.21 to $8.91 per month, with unlimited websites, 15 GB SSD disk space, 150 GB bandwidth, four SQL Server databases, and 500 MB email space. The published pricing uses monthly-equivalent figures tied to different commitment periods.

The strongest fit is a developer or small business that needs Windows hosting, ASP.NET Core, SQL Server support, and a Plesk control panel at a low starting price. Nightly server and database backups, DDoS attack response, brute-force detection, and dedicated application pools add useful infrastructure coverage for Microsoft-based sites. The main constraint is the entry configuration: one website, modest storage and bandwidth, no SQL Server databases, and no email space. Buyers hosting several sites, database-backed applications, or larger workloads should look at Host One or Host Two rather than Host Intro.

ASPHostPortal pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Supports Windows Server 2022/2025, ASP.NET Core, and SQL Server
    • Includes Plesk, nightly backups, and dedicated application pools
    • Offers DDoS response, brute-force detection, and multiple regions
  • Where it doesn't
    • Host Intro supports one website and no SQL Server databases
    • The entry configuration includes 1 GB storage and 10 GB bandwidth
    • Host Intro pricing is shown for only 1-year and 5-year commitments

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