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PHILIPPINES
18 hosting companies in Philippines, ranked by HostScore™. No paid placements. No sponsored results.
HostList tracks 18 active web hosting companies based in or serving Philippines. As of 2026, the highest-scoring providers are Jolly Works Hosting (45/100), Web.com.ph (45/100), 1peso Hosting (42/100), ranked by HostScore, an independent 0 to 100 algorithmic rating combining trust signals (Google reviews, Trustpilot, G2), profile completeness, data freshness, and performance. No host can pay to rank higher.
Coverage includes pure-play web hosts (18), technology companies offering hosting as a core product (0), and design and dev agencies offering managed hosting (0). The directory dedupes by brand so a provider with multiple office locations only takes one slot. Full methodology at hostlist.io/hostscore. Compare related markets in the global directory, or browse the live HostScore rankings.
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Jolly Works Hosting is an affordable web hosting provider based in Manila, Philippines, of…
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Web Hosting in Philippines
HOSTLIST tracks 18 web hosting companies in Philippines, from dedicated hosting providers to tech companies and digital agencies with hosting offerings.
All rankings use HostScore™, based on profile freshness, completeness, trust signals, and performance. No company pays for a higher position.
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The Philippines is one of Southeast Asia's fastest-growing digital economies, with internet penetration exceeding 73% and among the highest social media usage rates in Asia-Pacific. Data centre investment is concentrated in Metro Manila, with operators including STT GDC Philippines and RISE, while Singapore remains the primary hub for Philippine-facing cloud infrastructure due to superior regional connectivity.
Philippine hosting providers serve a market with over 70% mobile traffic share and strong demand for GCash and Maya (e-wallet) billing integration. The BPO sector drives significant hosting demand for remote-workforce applications. Singapore-based hosting is frequently used for Philippine websites, delivering 20-40ms latency to Manila versus 5-10ms from Manila-based infrastructure, a difference often negligible for typical web workloads.
HostList.io tracks hosting companies operating in the Philippines ranked by HostScore™, covering web hosts, cloud providers, and agencies. For businesses targeting Filipino audiences, Manila or Singapore-based infrastructure is optimal. The Philippine Data Privacy Act (Republic Act 10173) governs handling of personal data for Philippine residents.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which hosting companies operate in the Philippines?
The Philippines hosting market is centred on Metro Manila, with operators including Eastern Communications, STT GDC Philippines, and international providers with Manila Points of Presence. Singapore-based hosting is also commonly used for Philippine-facing services. HostList tracks Philippine hosting companies ranked by HostScore™, no provider pays for placement.
Is Singapore hosting good for Philippine websites?
Yes, Singapore is frequently used as the primary hosting location for Philippine-facing websites. Singapore data centres deliver 20-40ms latency to Manila versus 5-10ms from a Manila-based server. The difference is often negligible for most websites, while Singapore provides significantly better infrastructure reliability, redundancy, and connectivity to global networks compared to Manila data centres.
Do Philippine hosting providers accept GCash and Maya payments?
Local Philippine hosting providers and freelancer-focused hosts increasingly support GCash and Maya (formerly PayMaya) billing, reflecting the dominance of e-wallets in the Philippine market. International providers typically only accept card or PayPal in USD. Confirm local payment options before purchasing if GCash or Maya billing is a requirement for your business.