Dot Ph
Dot.ph, established in 1989, is a web hosting provider in Pasig, Philippines, and serves as the Official Domain Registry of the Philippines. The company offers a range of hosting products, including shared hosting, VPS, and WordPress hosting. Dot.ph utilizes a Kloxo control panel for user management and provides features such as unlimited hosted domains and a free domain with certain plans. While it caters to various customers, the company has received mixed reviews regarding its customer service and security measures, making it suitable for users who prioritize domain registration alongside basic hosting services.
dot.ph is a web hosting provider based in Pasig, Philippines, indexed independently on HostList. As of 2026 it holds an HRI of 51/100, a developing signal, combining four equally-weighted components: trust (0/25), profile completeness (15/25), data freshness (25/25), and performance (11/25). The listing is unclaimed, so directory data comes from public signals only and may lag the latest pricing or plan changes. HostList ranks all 28,000+ active providers by HRI, never paid placements, never affiliate-influenced. Compare dot.ph against alternatives in the same segment below, or see hostlist.io/hri for the full methodology.
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Dot.ph, established in 1989, is a web hosting provider in Pasig, Philippines, and serves as the Official Domain Registry of the Philippines. The company offers a range of hosting products, including shared hosting, VPS, and WordPress hosting. Dot.ph utilizes a Kloxo control panel for user management and provides features such as unlimited hosted domains and a free domain with certain plans. While it caters to various customers, the company has received mixed reviews regarding its customer service and security measures, making it suitable for users who prioritize domain registration alongside basic hosting services.
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Frequently Asked Questions About dot.ph
What is dot.ph's HRI?
dot.ph has a HRI™ of 51/100 on HostList.io. HRI is calculated algorithmically from trust signals (Google, Trustpilot, G2 reviews), profile completeness, data freshness, and performance metrics. Providers can improve their score by claiming their profile, keeping data current, and building verified reviews. No host can pay to increase their score.
What type of hosting company is dot.ph?
dot.ph is classified as a dedicated web hosting company on HostList.io. Use the HostMatch™ tool at hostlist.io/match to describe your project requirements and get a ranked recommendation from 28,000+ hosting providers including dot.ph.
Where is dot.ph based?
dot.ph is headquartered in Pasig, Philippines. Hosting companies based in Philippines are listed at hostlist.io/hosting/philippines. Data centre location may differ from company headquarters, check dot.ph's own website for server location details.
How does dot.ph compare to other web hosting companies?
dot.ph can be compared to any other hosting provider using HostList.io's side-by-side comparison tool at hostlist.io/compare. The tool shows both providers' HRI™ breakdowns, sub-scores (Trust, Completeness, Freshness, Performance), and review data side by side. dot.ph has a current HRI of 51/100.
What's Happening at dot.ph
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How dot.ph's Score Is Calculated
HRI is calculated algorithmically based on publicly available data. It considers trust signals (reviews, ratings), data completeness, freshness of information, and technical performance. No host can pay to improve their score.
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