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DotNetPark review

#3 of 34 in DNN Hosting

A shared Windows host for DNN sites needing SQL Server, migration, and backups.

9.1/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

DotNetPark provides shared Windows web hosting for individuals, organizations, and developers running DotNetNuke websites. Its plans combine DNN installation and hosting with Microsoft SQL Server databases, email accounts, multiple websites, and a custom DotNetPanel/WebSitePanel control panel. Free website and database migration makes it a practical fit for teams moving an existing Windows-based site, while ASP.NET, IIS, MVC, WebForms, PHP, and MySQL support broadens its use beyond DNN alone.

The shared plans scale by website count, aliases, storage, bandwidth, databases, and email accounts. Compact supports 2 websites, 2 domain aliases, 1 GB SSD storage, 10 GB monthly bandwidth, 1 Microsoft SQL Server database, and 100 email accounts at $9 per month with quarterly billing or $7.50 per month with annual billing. Medium increases those allowances to 3 websites, 6 aliases, 2 GB storage, 30 GB bandwidth, 2 databases, and 100 email accounts, priced at $12 quarterly or $10 annually. Roomy provides 5 websites, 10 aliases, 3 GB storage, 60 GB bandwidth, 3 databases, and 300 email accounts at $18 quarterly or $15 annually. A 14-day trial is available.

The strongest case for DotNetPark is a Windows-focused hosting environment that keeps DNN, SQL Server, scheduled backups, migration, and application installation together. Multiple websites per account also suit developers or organizations managing several smaller properties. The trade-off is the shared model and relatively bounded resource allocations, so customers expecting dedicated resources or substantial storage should consider its virtual dedicated server offering instead. The service includes 24/7 support and web, Windows, and API access, but its clearest fit remains DNN and other ASP.NET workloads on shared Windows hosting.

DotNetPark pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • DNN hosting with Microsoft SQL Server and free migration assistance
    • Daily file and database backups across shared hosting plans
    • Supports ASP.NET, IIS, MVC, WebForms, PHP, and MySQL
  • Where it doesn't
    • Shared plans have limited SSD storage and monthly bandwidth
    • No free plan; pricing depends on quarterly or annual billing
    • The hosting pages include older Windows Server versions

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