GNET.mn review

GNET.mn lists an introductory price of MNT 8,250 in tugrik for its shared hosting entry plan. The same shared plans carry free ssl and backups, so a certificate and backups are part of the package rather than add ons. Treat this as a starting figure for a budget.

The catalogue spans shared hosting, vps and dedicated servers. Shared hosting covers a standard site with the host managing the server, a VPS hands you a server of your own, and a dedicated server gives you the full machine. Each step up adds cost and control.

Each shared account holds 1-10 domains per account. That is enough for a main site plus a few campaign or client pages kept under the same plan, which suits a small business or a freelancer managing a handful of properties.

Support runs on email, chat and phone. Email fits longer troubleshooting where you want the detail in writing, chat handles quick questions, and phone is there for an outage that cannot wait. The help centre covers the basics on your own.

The provider operates as GNET LLC (Жинэт ХХК) and publishes an uptime guarantee of 99.9%. A named company and a stated availability figure are the two things to hold it to if a site goes down, alongside how fast support answers.

The stated audience is beginners and small business. Beginners get a shared plan with certificates and backups handled, and small businesses can keep several domains in one account. Teams wanting a whole server or a cloud style deployment will look further up the range.

Confirm the terms with the provider before you pay, since the published plans set out price, plan limits and features. For context, the money back window typical across hosting providers is 30 days, and the typical free trial is 14 days.