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# EnterraHost. Domains, business email and site tools.

Source: https://enterrahost.com/

Everything your business needs online. One account, one invoice.

Domains, business email and a website built by our own designers, with hosting,
monitoring and SEO tools included. Hosting is free when you take mail. Start with
what you need and add the rest as you grow.

Build your bundle
Hosting
Business Email
EnterraMon

✓ Free SSL certificate

✓ Free migration

✓ Daily backups

✓ 30-day money back

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Singapore
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Domain names

Search, register and transfer.

Search for a domain name

Search domains

Traditional
Brandable

Creative

380 extensions , instant availability, free DNS and free WHOIS privacy on eligible TLDs.

Popular domain names

.co.za/yr

.com/yr

.dev/yr

.net/yr

.org/yr

.io/yr

.store/yr

.app/yr

Everything you need

One account for your whole web presence.

Buy a domain, stand up hosting, add business email, then keep it fast and found with our free mini tools .

Domain Names

Search 380 TLDs , register or transfer in seconds, and run DNS from one panel. Your EnterraHost domains and your Cloudflare zones, via Cloudflare's API.

Search domains

Shared Web Hosting

NVMe storage, nginx with HTTP/3 and one-click staging. Free auto-renewing SSL, ModSecurity WAF, brute-force protection and malware scanning on every plan.

View hosting plans

Popular

Business Email

Professional mailboxes on your own domain with IMAP, SMTP, webmail, spam filtering, aliases and catch-all routing.

See mailboxes

Popular

EnterraMon

Uptime, DNS, ping, traceroute and IPv6 monitoring with global test nodes, instant alerts and shareable status pages.

Explore EnterraMon

EnterraSEO

Speed tests, Core Web Vitals, crawlability and on-page audits, with scheduled reports so regressions never go unnoticed.

Explore EnterraSEO

Mail Protection

Inbound and outbound filtering by SpamExperts, with quarantine, allow and block lists and full logging. For a mail server you run yourself.

Explore Mail Protection

Shared hosting

Straight pricing. No surprise renewals.

Our shared hosting plans are not finalised yet. Tier names are placeholders and the details will be published here when they are.

Coming soon
Lite

Choose Lite — coming soon

Coming soon
Business

Choose Business — coming soon

Coming soon
Agency

Choose Agency — coming soon

Business email

Email on your own domain.

Every mailbox runs on your domain, with enterprise spam and virus filtering, and works in Outlook, Apple Mail or our webmail. No ads, and no scanning your mail to sell things back to you.

Monthly
Annual 2 months free

Lite

Mail, calendar and contacts for individuals and small teams.

10 GB

 for 12 months

50 GB

 for 12 months

300 emails a day per mailbox

30-day archive recovery

IMAP, POP and SMTP in any client

5 GB personal drive

View documents in webmail

Choose Lite

Pro

Full sync and document collaboration for teams that live in email.

10 GB

 for 12 months

50 GB

 for 12 months

1,200 emails a day per mailbox

365-day archive recovery

Calendar and contacts sync (ActiveSync, CalDAV, CardDAV)

15 GB personal drive

Edit and co-edit documents in the browser

Every mailbox in one webmail

Choose Pro

*Latest pricing, prices may change over time.

Both tiers come in a 10 GB or 50 GB mailbox. Need more? Add storage in 10 GB blocks, up to 200 GB per mailbox, per block per month.

Anti-spam
Enterprise filtering in front of every mailbox, with per-account whitelists and blacklists so you can tune exactly what gets through.

Anti-virus
Every message and attachment is scanned before it reaches an inbox. Infected mail is quarantined, not delivered.

Encrypted in transit
SSL/TLS on every connection, with application passwords so you never hand your main mailbox password to a device or app.

Included with every mailbox

Use your own domain

SSL / TLS encryption

Application passwords

Large attachments (50 MB)

Catchalls

Distribution lists

Aliases

Domain aliases

Forwards

User extensions

Out of office & autoresponders

Whitelist & blacklist spam controls

Enterprise spam and virus filtering

Message delivery rules

SPF, DKIM and DMARC

Shared folders

Ad free and privacy first

Learn more about business email

Why EnterraHost

Built for speed, hardened by default.

NVMe + nginx
Databases and files on NVMe, served by nginx over HTTP/3. No shared spinning disks, no noisy neighbors.

Secure by default
Every site runs in its own kernel-level container, so no site can read another's files. ModSecurity WAF, brute-force protection and a locked-down firewall.

Daily off-site backups
Automated daily snapshots held off-server, with one-click restore from the dashboard, with no support ticket needed.

Monitored, redundant nodes
Redundant storage and monitored nodes. Every account gets EnterraMon checks so you see status before clients do.

Free, unlimited migration
We move your sites, mail and databases for free, usually within one business day, with zero downtime.

24/7 human support
Real engineers on ticket and chat, with a median first response under 15 minutes.

5 Monitoring cities

24/7 Support coverage

Free tools

Network problems and webmaster problems, in one place.

9 checks that run in your browser. Several look at the network, whether a host answers, how long it takes, the route between you and it and whether it is reachable over IPv6. Others look at the site itself, whether crawlers may fetch a URL, whether links still resolve and whether the sitemap follows the protocol. One is a MAC address lookup, for working out what a piece of hardware is. No account, no install, nothing to sign up for.

Ping Test

Latency and packet loss from five regions.

Traceroute

The network path, hop by hop, across the globe.

Server Check

Status, TLS certificate and response time.

IPv6 Test

Whether you and your site are reachable over IPv6.

MAC Address Lookup

Identify the vendor behind a hardware address.

Robots.txt Tester

Test whether search engines may crawl a URL.

Broken Link Checker

Crawl a site and list every link that fails.

Link Visualiser

Crawl a site and draw how its pages link together.

Sitemap Validator

Check a sitemap against the protocol and get the fix.

Every tool, and what each one is for

Questions

Frequently asked

Domain names

Can I manage DNS for domains I host elsewhere?
Yes. Our DNS panel manages domains registered with EnterraHost and zones hosted on Cloudflare, connected through Cloudflare's API. You can keep Cloudflare's network and still edit records from the same panel as everything else.

Business email

What do I get with a mailbox?
Mail, calendar and contacts, in webmail that also covers notes, tasks and files, with scheduling and snooze built in. Filtering is in front of every inbox, and SPF, DKIM and DMARC are set up for you. Mailboxes can also be bought with shared calendars and contacts, booking links, threaded team chat, real-time document editing, and desktop and mobile sync, so a team can edit the same document at once rather than emailing versions around.

Can I mix different mailboxes?
Yes. Every mailbox is bought on its own, so one domain can run any mix of Lite and Pro. Both tiers come as 10 GB or 50 GB, and any mailbox can grow in 10 GB blocks to 200 GB. The tier sets the features and the size sets the room, and you pick the two separately, so a Pro mailbox can be 10 GB and a Lite can be 200 GB. Any mailbox can be upgraded or downgraded between the tiers. One person can move to Pro and back to Lite without touching anybody else's. If someone needs calendar sync or document co-editing, that mailbox is a Pro and the rest can stay Lite. You are not buying a bundle sized for a team that is not yours.

How does storage work?
Each mailbox comes as 10 GB or 50 GB, and any mailbox can grow in 10 GB blocks up to 200 GB, billed per block monthly. You add space where it is actually needed rather than moving everyone up a tier. Mailbox size and mail archiving are separate things. The size is the live mailbox, while archiving is a longer retention of mail that has already been delivered.

Mail protection

What is Mail Protection?
It filters mail before it reaches your server. The filtering engine is SpamExperts, and we provision it on your domain and support it for you, so you deal with us and we deal with the platform. It is sold as three separate filters, inbound, outbound and archiving, so you buy only the ones you need. How Mail Protection works .

Do I need my own mail server for it?
Yes. Mail Protection is a gateway. It filters mail and passes it on to a mail server you already run, and it does not provide mailboxes. If you do not run your own mail server, business email is the better fit, because filtering is already part of every mailbox.

EnterraMon and EnterraSEO

What is EnterraMon and EnterraSEO?
EnterraMon watches whether your site is up, fast and secure. It checks uptime every five minutes from five regions, flags broken pages, HTTP errors and expiring SSL certificates or domains, and alerts you by email and SMS. A daily report scores performance, SEO, security and accessibility, downloadable as a PDF. EnterraSEO answers a different question, which is whether you are being found. It runs a weekly site scan and a monthly SEO analysis covering Core Web Vitals, crawlability, on-page issues, keyword rankings and backlinks, then reports on a schedule. EnterraMon is about the site you have. EnterraSEO is about the visitors you are not getting yet. EnterraMon and EnterraSEO both run reports on a schedule, so you are told what changed rather than having to go looking.

EnterraEdit

What is EnterraEdit?
A rich text editor you drop into a page with one script tag. There is no build step and no framework, so it fits whatever you have already written instead of asking you to restructure around it. The editing engine is ProseMirror, and the toolbar, theming, form sync, dialogs and content rules on top of it are ours. It ships as two builds, an MIT core you can self host and a hosted build served from our CDN. Try the live demos .

Enterra.Work

What is Enterra.Work?
Enterra.Work is our services marketplace, and it is separate from the hosting side of EnterraHost. It connects businesses that need work done with the people who can do it, and it is free to use. There are no credits to buy, no fee to bid on a job, and no cut taken for the privilege of trying. onTheMove, the local leads side, launches first, and you can join as a business or as an affiliate. It is still being built, so the wait list is open for early access .

Get started

Your domain, hosting and email in one place.

Set up in under five minutes. Free migration, free SSL and a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Search a domain
Business Email

Add mailboxes

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other and the box collapsed — which is exactly what the CSS has warned
about since the support form: ".eh-field ... cannot hold a textarea or sit
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Which domain will these mailboxes use?

Mailboxes live on a domain you already own — with us or
anywhere else. You can point a new domain at us later.

Mailboxes you want

Lite 10 GB

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Lite 50 GB

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Pro 10 GB

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Pro 50 GB

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Mix them however you like — the checkout adds them up on one
order line. Up to 25 of each at a time, and you can add more later without losing
what you have.

Extra storage

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Shared across every mailbox on the domain,
in 10 GB blocks.

Billing term

Monthly
Annual 2 months free

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# Domain Names. Search and Register 380 Extensions.

Source: https://enterrahost.com/domains/

380 extensions · free DNS · free WHOIS privacy

Your name, your corner of the web.

Search 380 extensions with live pricing. Register or
transfer in seconds, then run DNS for every domain you own from one panel, including your
Cloudflare zones.

Search for a domain name

Search domains

Traditional
Brandable

Creative

Type a name on its own to see it across our most popular
extensions, or type the full domain to check that one.

Popular extensions and pricing

.com/yr

.co.za/yr

.net/yr

.org/yr

.io/yr

.store/yr

.dev/yr

.app/yr

.online/yr

.site/yr

.biz/yr

✓ Free DNS management

✓ Free WHOIS privacy on eligible TLDs

✓ Transfers in from any registrar

✓ Cloudflare zones in the same panel

How it works

From search to live in three steps.

Search

Check availability across our most popular extensions at once, or check one exact name.
Prices are taken live from the billing system.

Register

Review, pay and the registration goes through automatically. WHOIS privacy is switched
on where the registry allows it, and auto-renew is available so the name does not lapse.

Point it anywhere

Add DNS records, change nameservers, or connect a Cloudflare zone through their API.
Hosting records are already in place if you host the site with us.

Pricing

Every extension we sell.

380 extensions, priced per year and read live from our billing system
in ZAR. Prices start at a year. Renewal prices can differ from the first year on some registries, and the exact figure is
always shown before you confirm an order.

.com

.co.za

.net

.org

.io

.store

.dev

.app

.online

.site

.biz

All extensions

380 extensions, with the standard registration
price for each. Search, or read it 40 at a time.

Search extensions

.com

.co.za

.net

.org

.io

.store

.dev

.app

.online

.site

.biz

.academy

.accountant

.accountants

.actor

.africa

.agency

.apartments

.art

.associates

.attorney

.auction

.audio

.baby

.band

.bar

.bargains

.basketball

.beauty

.beer

.best

.bet

.bible

.bike

.bingo

.bio

.black

.blackfriday

.blog

.blue

.boats

.bond

.boo

.boutique

.broker

.build

.builders

.business

.buzz

.cafe

.cam

.camera

.camp

.capetown

.capital

.cards

.care

.career

.careers

.casa

.cash

.casino

.cat

.cc

.center

.ceo

.channel

.charity

.chat

.cheap

.christmas

.church

.city

.claims

.cleaning

.click

.clinic

.clothing

.cloud

.club

.coach

.codes

.coffee

.college

.community

.company

.compare

.computer

.condos

.construction

.consulting

.contact

.contractors

.cooking

.cool

.country

.coupons

.courses

.credit

.creditcard

.creditunion

.cricket

.cruises

.dad

.dance

.date

.dating

.day

.dealer

.deals

.degree

.delivery

.dental

.dentist

.design

.diet

.digital

.direct

.directory

.discount

.diy

.doctor

.dog

.domains

.download

.durban

.earth

.eco

.education

.email

.energy

.engineer

.engineering

.enterprises

.equipment

.esq

.estate

.events

.exchange

.expert

.exposed

.express

.fail

.faith

.family

.fan

.fans

.farm

.fashion

.feedback

.film

.finance

.financial

.fish

.fishing

.fit

.fitness

.flights

.florist

.flowers

.foo

.food

.football

.forex

.forsale

.forum

.foundation

.fun

.fund

.furniture

.gallery

.game

.games

.garden

.gay

.gent

.gift

.gifts

.gives

.giving

.glass

.global

.gold

.golf

.graphics

.green

.gripe

.group

.guide

.guitars

.guru

.hair

.health

.healthcare

.help

.hiphop

.hockey

.holdings

.holiday

.homes

.horse

.hospital

.host

.hosting

.house

.how

.industries

.ink

.institute

.insurance

.insure

.international

.investments

.jewelry

.jobs

.joburg

.kids

.kitchen

.land

.law

.lawyer

.lease

.legal

.life

.lifestyle

.lighting

.limited

.limo

.link

.live

.living

.loan

.loans

.lol

.love

.luxe

.luxury

.makeup

.market

.marketing

.markets

.me

.media

.meme

.memorial

.men

.menu

.net.za

.network

.new

.news

.nexus

.ninja

.observer

.org.za

.page

.partners

.parts

.party

.pet

.phd

.photo

.photography

.photos

.physio

.pics

.pictures

.pizza

.place

.plumbing

.plus

.poker

.press

.pro

.productions

.prof

.promo

.properties

.property

.protection

.pub

.quest

.racing

.radio

.realestate

.realty

.recipes

.red

.rehab

.rent

.rentals

.repair

.report

.rest

.restaurant

.review

.reviews

.rocks

.rugby

.run

.sale

.salon

.school

.science

.security

.select

.services

.shoes

.shop

.shopping

.show

.singles

.skin

.soccer

.social

.software

.solar

.solutions

.space

.sport

.storage

.stream

.studio

.study

.style

.sucks

.supplies

.supply

.support

.surf

.surgery

.systems

.tattoo

.tax

.taxi

.team

.tech

.technology

.tennis

.theater

.theatre

.tickets

.today

.tools

.top

.tours

.town

.toys

.trade

.trading

.training

.travel

.tube

.tv

.university

.vet

.video

.villas

.vip

.vision

.vote

.voting

.voyage

.watch

.watches

.web.za

.webcam

.website

.wedding

.win

.wine

.work

.works

.world

.xyz

.yachts

.yoga

.za.com

.zip

.zone

*Latest pricing, prices may change over time.

Questions

Domains, answered.

How quickly does a new domain start working?
Most registrations are live within minutes. The registration itself
completes in seconds, then the new zone has to be published and picked up by resolvers,
which usually takes a few minutes and can take a few hours in the worst case. Your DNS
records can be set up straight away, so the domain resolves as soon as the change
propagates.

Do I have to pay extra for WHOIS privacy?
No. WHOIS privacy is free on every extension that allows it. A few
registries do not permit WHOIS redaction at all, and on those extensions your registrant
details are public. The search results tell you which is which before you order.

What is a premium domain, and is it worth it?
A premium domain is a name the registry has priced above the
standard rate for its extension. They are usually short, a real word, or a name plenty of
people want. The premium comes from the registry rather than from us, and it applies to
renewal as well as the first year, so it is a recurring cost rather than a one-off. For
most people it is not worth it. Another name on the same extension, or the same idea on a
longer one, does the same job for a fraction of the money. If you do want the name, the
results mark it as premium and show the price before you order.

Can I transfer a domain I already own?
Yes. Unlock the domain at your current registrar, then start the
transfer with us. Most extensions also issue a transfer code, sometimes called an EPP or
auth code, but a few do not use one and need the domain unlocked only. Whichever it is,
you approve the move by email, and it does not complete without that. Do not assume a
transfer adds a year. Many extensions do add one on completion, while others carry your
existing expiry date across unchanged. A .co.za transfer is one of those, and it costs
nothing to move.

Can I manage DNS for domains I did not buy here?
Yes. If you point a domain's nameservers at us we will manage its DNS
records. You can also connect a Cloudflare zone through their API and manage those records
from the same panel, so one place holds every domain you run.

What happens if I do not renew my domain?
We email you before the renewal date. If it lapses there is a grace
period in which you can still renew at the normal price, and after that the registry may
hold it for a further redemption period at a higher cost. Once that ends the name is
released and anyone can register it.

Are domains covered by the money-back guarantee?
No. A domain registration is billed by the registry the moment it
completes and cannot be undone, so domains are excluded once provisioned.

Can I point my domain at a website I host somewhere else?
Yes. The nameservers are yours to set, so you can point a domain at hosting anywhere, or keep it on our DNS and change only the records that matter. Plenty of customers register here and host elsewhere, and nothing about registration ties the domain to hosting with us.

Do you send renewal reminders before a domain expires?
Yes. Reminders go out well before the renewal date, and again closer to it, so an expiry should never be a surprise. You can also set a domain to renew automatically, which is worth doing for anything carrying your brand or your email.

What happens if my domain expires without renewing?
It stops resolving, and mail to addresses on it starts bouncing. Most registries allow a grace period where you can still renew at the normal price, then a redemption period at a higher cost, after which the name is released and anyone can register it. The grace period and the redemption fee differ per extension, which is why the reminders matter more than the recovery.

Can I sell or move a domain to someone else?
Yes. You can transfer a domain to another registrar, or move it to another account here, at any time. Transfers out need the domain unlocked and an authorisation code, both of which are in your control panel. A recently registered or recently transferred domain may be held for a short period before it can move again, which is a registry rule rather than ours.

Are my registrant details visible to anyone who looks up my domain?
Not if the extension allows redaction. WHOIS privacy is free here and is applied automatically on eligible extensions, so a lookup shows our contact details rather than yours. A few registries do not permit redaction at all, and on those your details are public from the moment the domain is registered.

What actually is a domain name?
It is the address people type to reach you, and it is rented rather than bought. When you register example.co.za, you are buying the exclusive right to use that name for a set period, usually a year at a time. You do not own the name itself, and if you stop renewing it, it goes back into the pool and anyone can take it. Think of it as a lease rather than a purchase.

How does a domain lookup work?
Your browser asks a resolver to translate the name into an IP address, and the resolver works down a hierarchy to find the answer: the registry that runs the extension tells it which nameservers hold your records, and those nameservers return the address. Every step is cached for a while, which is why a change you make does not appear instantly everywhere. Most changes propagate within minutes, and the worst case is usually a few hours.

What is the difference between registering a domain and hosting a website?
They are separate things and you can buy them from different companies. The domain is your address; hosting is where the files live. Registering here and hosting somewhere else is perfectly normal, and so is the reverse. The only thing that links them is the DNS records you set, which tell the domain where to find the site and where to deliver mail.

How does renewal work?
Domains are registered for a fixed term, commonly one year, and you renew before it ends. We send reminders ahead of the date, and you can set a domain to renew automatically so it is never missed. Renewal is a separate charge from registration and, on some extensions, the renewal price differs from the first-year price, which is why the search results show both.

What makes a good domain name?
Short, easy to say out loud, and hard to mistype. Two or three words that read as a phrase beat a string of initials, and a name you can spell after hearing it once is worth more than one that looks clever on paper. Avoid hyphens where you can, avoid doubled letters that blur together, and avoid strings of repeated characters. As a rule, if you have to explain the spelling to someone over the phone, the name is working against you.

Should I use hyphens or numbers in a domain?
Usually not. A hyphen is easy to forget and hard to say, so people who hear your name will type it without one and reach somebody else. Numbers have the opposite problem: they are ambiguous when spoken, because four and for, and two and to, are indistinguishable out loud. Both work if your name genuinely contains them, but choosing one to make a taken domain fit is a compromise you keep paying for.

Should I check for similar domains before registering?
Yes, and it is worth ten minutes. Look for names close to yours that already exist and offer something similar, because a customer who half-remembers your address will land on theirs. Watch for a doubled letter, an added word, or a different extension carrying the same idea. Two businesses trading as similar names on similar extensions is how confusion, lost customers and occasionally lawyers begin.

Could my domain name infringe someone else's trademark?
It can, and it is worth understanding how. Under ICANN's dispute policy a trademark holder has to prove three things: that they hold rights in a mark, that your domain is identical or confusingly similar to it, and that you registered and used the domain in bad faith. They must prove all three, not one. Registering a generic word like a colour or a town is not automatically a problem, because no single business owns it. Deliberately going after a known brand, or registering a misspelling of one to catch its traffic, is where disputes are won against the registrant.

What should I do if the name I want is taken?
First, check whether the owner is actually using it. A parked name and a working business are different situations: the first is sometimes for sale, the second is not. If it is in use, changing extension is usually quicker and cheaper than negotiating, and changing the name slightly is often better still. Buying a name from its owner is possible, but expect to pay considerably more than a registration, and treat any asking price as a starting point.

Get started

Claim the name before someone else does.

Search, register and manage DNS from one place. Hosting and business email
are one click away once the domain is yours.

Search domains
Ask a question

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# Business Email on Your Own Domain. From R18.00 a Mailbox.

Source: https://enterrahost.com/business-email/

Anti-spam · Anti-virus · SSL/TLS on every mailbox

Email on your own domain.

Professional mailboxes at your own address, not a free @gmail one. Enterprise spam and virus
filtering in front of every inbox, and no ads, and no scanning your mail to sell things back
to you.

See mailbox pricing
Need a domain too?
Talk to us about migrating

✓ Free migration

✓ Works in Outlook and Apple Mail

✓ 30-day money back

One order

Get your business online today.

Mailboxes are live in minutes, migration is free, and hosting is included when you take
mail. One order can cover your domain, your mail and a website built by our own designers
if you need one.

Build your bundle
Just need mailboxes
Ask a question

Mailboxes

Two tiers. Two sizes each.

Both Lite and Pro come as a 10 GB or 50 GB mailbox, so you are not paying for
storage to get features. Pick the tier for what it does, then the size you need.

Monthly
Annual 2 months free

Lite

Mail, calendar and contacts for individuals and small teams.

10 GB

 for 12 months

50 GB

 for 12 months

300 emails a day per mailbox

30-day archive recovery

IMAP, POP and SMTP in any client

5 GB personal drive

View documents in webmail

Choose Lite

Pro

Full sync and document collaboration for teams that live in email.

10 GB

 for 12 months

50 GB

 for 12 months

1,200 emails a day per mailbox

365-day archive recovery

Calendar and contacts sync (ActiveSync, CalDAV, CardDAV)

15 GB personal drive

Edit and co-edit documents in the browser

Every mailbox in one webmail

Choose Pro

Need more room? Add storage to any mailbox in 10 GB blocks, up to
200 GB per mailbox, per block per month.

Business email tier comparison

Feature Lite Pro

Full webmail (notes, tasks and files) Yes Yes

Schedule and snooze email Yes Yes

Chat and video calls Yes Yes

Booking links No Yes

Threaded team chat No Yes

Personal drive 5 GB 15 GB

Edit documents in browser View only Edit and co-edit

Real-time co-editing No Yes

Secure file sharing Yes Yes

Desktop and mobile document apps No Yes

Email protocols IMAP, POP, SMTP IMAP, POP, SMTP

Desktop client Email only Email, calendar, contacts

Mobile sync Email only ActiveSync, CalDAV, CardDAV

All mailboxes in one webmail No Yes

Sends per day, per mailbox 300 1,200

Archive recovery 30 days 365 days

SPF, DKIM and DMARC Yes Yes

Two-factor authentication Yes Yes

Uptime commitment 99.9% 99.9%

*Latest pricing, prices may change over time.

Webmail and productivity

More than an inbox.

Every mailbox includes a full webmail on desktop, tablet and phone, with
the tools you would otherwise be paying for separately.

Full webmail
Email, calendar, contacts, notes, tasks and files in one responsive interface that works on desktop, tablet and phone, translated into 30+ languages.

Schedule and snooze
Write whenever you like and send at the moment that suits. Snooze a message until you are ready and get a reminder at the time you choose.

Chat and video calls
Built straight into the webmail, so you are not switching apps to reach a colleague.

Booking links
Share a public link tied to your calendar and let clients and colleagues pick a slot that works, with no back and forth. Pro only.

Threaded team chat
Organize each discussion by topic so the answer is still findable months later. Pro only.

Files and documents

Documents, without the attachment ping pong.

Personal drive
Private cloud storage inside the webmail, so you can upload, organize and share from any device. 5 GB on Lite, 15 GB on Pro.

Edit in the browser
Open and edit Word, Excel, PowerPoint and PDF files without leaving the webmail. View only on Lite, edit and co-edit on Pro.

Secure file sharing
Share files and folders by link, control who can view, edit or download, and revoke access whenever you want.

Apps on every device
Free document apps for Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS and Android, with offline access and a full native experience. Pro only.

Mail security

Filtered before it reaches you.

Anti-spam
Enterprise filtering in front of every mailbox, with per-account whitelists and blacklists so you can tune exactly what gets through.

Anti-virus
Every message and attachment is scanned before it reaches an inbox. Infected mail is quarantined, not delivered.

Encrypted in transit
SSL/TLS on every connection, with application passwords so you never hand your main mailbox password to a device or app.

Email authentication
SPF, DKIM and DMARC prove your mail really came from you, so it reaches inboxes instead of spam folders. Our DNS control panel sets the records up for you and lets you edit them like any other.

Also included with every mailbox

Use your own domain

Application passwords

Large attachments (50 MB)

Catchalls

Distribution lists

Aliases

Domain aliases

Forwards

User extensions

Out of office & autoresponders

Whitelist & blacklist spam controls

Message delivery rules

SPF, DKIM and DMARC

Shared folders

Ad free and privacy first

The filtering above is built into every mailbox and needs no setup.
If you run your own mail server instead, Mail Protection
does the same job as a gateway standing in front of it, sold as inbound, outbound and archiving
filters you buy separately.

Moving over

We move your mail for free.

Send us your current provider details and we copy your mail, calendar and
contacts across, then schedule the cutover with you so nothing lands in the gap.

We do the copying
Mail, calendar and contacts moved for you, at no cost, on every tier.

Your DNS, your call
Keep managing DNS with us or leave the zone on Cloudflare. Both work through the same panel.

Someone to ask
Real engineers on ticket and chat while you move, not a chatbot.

Questions

Business email FAQ

Can I use Outlook, Apple Mail or my phone?
Yes. Every mailbox works with any client over IMAP, POP and SMTP. Calendar and
contacts sync is available too, through ActiveSync, CalDAV and CardDAV, so mail, calendar
and contacts stay in step across desktop and mobile.

Do I get webmail?
Yes. Every mailbox includes full webmail with email, calendar and
contacts, plus notes, tasks and files. Pro adds shared document editing in the browser.

How does storage work?
Each mailbox comes as 10 GB or 50 GB. You can add storage to any
mailbox in 10 GB blocks, up to 200 GB per mailbox, billed per block each month.

Can I keep my existing email address?
Yes. We migrate your existing mail, calendar and contacts for free,
and you keep the address you already use. We schedule the cutover with you so nothing is
missed.

Can I use more than one domain?
Yes. Domain aliases let one mailbox receive mail for additional
domains, and user extensions give you plus-style addresses without extra mailboxes.

Is email covered by the money-back guarantee?
Yes. Business email, mail protection and shared hosting all
carry a 30-day money-back guarantee, and domains and SSL certificates are excluded
once provisioned. EnterraMon Pro works differently. It starts with a free month on the
real product, so there is nothing to refund.

Can I send from my domain before the email is set up?
No, and it is worth knowing why. Mail sent from a domain that has no SPF and DKIM records published looks like forgery to most receiving servers, so it lands in spam or is refused outright. Setting up the DNS records we give you, before you start sending, is what makes your mail arrive.

What is SPF and DKIM, and do I have to set them up?
They are DNS records that prove a message really came from your domain. We give you the exact values to publish, and your host or DNS provider is where you add them. Without them, mail from your domain is far more likely to be marked as spam, so this is not optional in practice even though nothing stops you skipping it.

Can I have a catch-all address that collects everything?
Yes. A catchall takes any message addressed to your domain that does not match a real mailbox, which is useful for spotting a mistyped address or holding mail for a former employee. It also collects a lot of spam addressed to made-up names, so it is worth pointing at a mailbox you check rather than one you rely on.

What happens to my mail if I stop paying?
The mailboxes stop accepting new mail, and mail sent to them starts bouncing. Your existing messages are not deleted straight away, so the service can usually be reactivated and the mail recovered, but anything sent while it was suspended is lost. If you are moving elsewhere, set up the new service before cancelling this one.

Can I set up out-of-office replies and forwarding?
Yes. Out-of-office replies and autoresponders are configurable per mailbox, and forwarding can send a copy of incoming mail to another address or redirect it entirely. Both are things you control yourself, so a holiday reply does not need a support ticket.

Do I need technical knowledge to run this?
Not for day-to-day use. Creating mailboxes, setting a catchall, adding an alias or turning on an out-of-office reply are all point-and-click in your control panel. The one part that needs care is the DNS records at setup, and we give you the exact values and support you through publishing them.

Add mailboxes

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about since the support form: ".eh-field ... cannot hold a textarea or sit
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Which domain will these mailboxes use?

Mailboxes live on a domain you already own — with us or
anywhere else. You can point a new domain at us later.

Mailboxes you want

Lite 10 GB

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Lite 50 GB

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Pro 10 GB

−

+

Pro 50 GB

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Mix them however you like — the checkout adds them up on one
order line. Up to 25 of each at a time, and you can add more later without losing
what you have.

Extra storage

−

+

Shared across every mailbox on the domain,
in 10 GB blocks.

Billing term

Monthly
Annual 2 months free

Cancel
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# Mail Protection by SpamExperts. Spam and Virus Filtering.

Source: https://enterrahost.com/mail-protection/

Inbound filtering priced a month

Clean mail, before it reaches your server.

Mail Protection by SpamExperts sits in front of the mail server you already run. Your MX
records point at the filter, mail is checked on the way in and on the way out, and only the
mail you want carries on to your own infrastructure. The engine is SpamExperts, which
reports blocking more than 99.93% of spam with false positives in roughly 0.001% of cases.

Set up filtering
Compare business email

✓ Inbound filtering included

✓ Quarantine and allow lists

✓ Outbound filtering optional

✓ Archiving on request

Before you order

This is for domains that already run their own mail server.

Mail Protection is a gateway. It filters mail and passes it on, so it needs somewhere to
pass it to. It does not provide mailboxes.

If you do not run a mail server, business email is the better answer.
Every mailbox comes with spam and virus filtering and archiving already switched on, so
there is nothing extra to buy or point anywhere.

Compare business email
Ask which fits

How it works

Your mail takes one extra hop.

Nothing about your mailboxes changes. The filter is a layer in
front of your existing setup, not a replacement for it.

1. Arrives

You point your MX records at our filter. Mail for every address on the domain comes to
us first, and we give you the exact records to publish.

2. Filtered

The sending server is validated first, so known bad senders are refused outright.
What gets through is then scored, and spam, phishing and malware are stopped.

3. Delivered

Anything legitimate is relayed to your mail server as normal. Your mailboxes, users and
client settings stay exactly as they are.

Pricing

Three filters, priced separately.

Inbound filtering is the default and the only one you need to
start. Add the others when they earn their place. Prices are live in
ZAR and cover every address on the domain.

Monthly
Annual 2 months free

Included by default
Inbound filtering

Spam, phishing and malware stopped before it reaches your mail server.

 for 12 months
Every address on the domain, billed as one.

Every address on the domain

Sending server validated before the message is accepted

Quarantine with release and training

Sender allow and block lists

Searchable incoming logs

Choose inbound

Outbound filtering

Stops spam leaving your network if an account is ever compromised.

 for 12 months
Optional, and added to the inbound price.

All outgoing mail monitored

Compromised accounts locked down

Keeps your sending IPs off blocklists

Protects your sender reputation

Outgoing logs with delivery detail

Choose outbound

Archiving

A searchable, encrypted copy of everything in and out.

 for 12 months
Needs inbound and outbound both switched on.

Inbound and outbound mail archived

Encrypted and compressed storage

Search, retrieve and redeliver

Legal hold and audit trail

Offloads storage from your own infrastructure

Choose archiving

What that adds up to

Most people start with inbound and add outbound. Archiving only
becomes available once both are on.

Mail Protection combinations and monthly totals

Combination
Price

Inbound only

Inbound and outbound

Inbound, outbound and archiving

*Latest pricing, prices may change over time.

What is in it

Built for people who run mail.

The engine is SpamExperts, which protects mail for hosting
companies and businesses worldwide and keeps its own threat data current in real time.

Two-stage filtering

The sending server is checked before the message is accepted, then the message itself is
scored. Most junk never gets accepted in the first place.

Quarantine you can act on

Release a message, release and train the filter so it learns, or release and allow the
sender. Bulk actions when there is a pile of them.

Allow and block lists

Rules per domain or per address, so a supplier can reach one person without opening the
door for everyone.

Logs you can search

Find a message by sender, recipient or subject. See what happened to it, and release it
without leaving the dashboard.

Continuity while yours is down

If your mail server is unreachable, mail is held and delivery is retried. It is not
bounced back at the sender the moment your server has a bad day.

Archive when you need it

Every message kept, encrypted and searchable, with an audit trail. Useful when a
regulator, a lawyer or a customer asks what was said.

Setup

What you actually have to do.

One DNS change for inbound. Outbound needs one on the sending
side too. We give you the exact values in your dashboard rather than leaving you to find
them.

the row layout needed is gone
with it: with the icon on its own line there is nothing left to sit
beside. -->

Point your MX records

Replace your MX records with the ones we provide. Remove the old ones, because leaving
them in place means only some of your mail gets filtered.

Trust the delivery host

Tell your mail server to accept mail from the filter. Otherwise it may treat your own
filtered mail as suspicious.

Adjust SPF if you send through us

Outbound filtering sends mail through our relay, so your SPF record needs to say so. We
give you the value to paste.

Two things surprise people during the switch. Your first few messages can be delayed by ten
to fifteen minutes while the filter learns your mail server, and that settles down after the
first handful. DNS changes can also take up to 48 hours to be seen everywhere, so filtering
may not cover every sender immediately.

Questions

Mail Protection, answered.

Who actually runs the filtering?
The filtering engine is SpamExperts, an email security platform
used by hosting companies and businesses worldwide. We provision it on your domain and
support it for you, so you deal with us and we deal with the platform, including the
quarantine, the DNS records you need and anything that goes wrong at three in the
morning.

Do I need my own mail server for this?
Yes. Mail Protection is a gateway, so it filters mail and passes it
on to a mail server you already run. It does not provide mailboxes. If you do not run
your own mail server, our business email is the better fit, because filtering and
archiving are already part of every mailbox.

Will this change my mailboxes or my users?
No. Your mailboxes, users and existing settings stay where they are.
The filter is a layer in front of your mail server, and legitimate mail is relayed to it
as before. Only your DNS records change.

Which filter should I start with?
Inbound filtering. It is the default and it stops the vast majority
of what people are actually complaining about. Add outbound filtering if you want
protection against a compromised mailbox sending spam in your name, and add archiving
when you need a retained, searchable copy of your mail.

Why does archiving need outbound filtering?
Archiving keeps a copy of mail in both directions, so both
directions have to be routed through the filter before there is anything complete to
archive. We will not sell you archiving on its own, and the order form will not let you
combine them that way.

What happens to mail that gets blocked?
Most of it lands in quarantine, where you can review it and release
anything that should not have been stopped. Releasing it can also train the filter, so
the same message from the same sender is less likely to be stopped next time. Quarantined
messages are deleted automatically after two weeks. A message refused at the connection
stage is never accepted at all, so that one cannot be recovered.

Can I allow a sender that keeps getting blocked?
Usually yes, with an allow list entry that applies to the whole
domain or to a single address. There is one exception worth knowing. An allow list entry
turns off content filtering for that sender, but it cannot override a sender that is on a
real time blocklist or whose mail server is badly configured. Those messages can still be
refused.

Can I move across from another spam filter?
Yes. The change is the same one you would make for any filter, which
is updating your MX records. We give you the records to publish, and it is worth keeping
your old filter in place until mail is flowing cleanly through the new one.

Is there a contract?
No. Mail Protection is billed monthly or annually and you can stop it
whenever you like. If you stop, your MX records need to point back at your mail server so
mail keeps arriving.

How long does it take to set up?
Changes take effect when the new MX records propagate, which is usually under an hour and occasionally a few hours. Mail sent during that window is still delivered - it reaches whichever server the sender's resolver still has cached, and both the old and the new path accept it. You do not need to take mail offline to make the change.

Will this slow down or block my legitimate mail?
It is a gateway, so every message passes through one extra hop. In practice this is not noticeable. The filter is on a fast network and adds milliseconds, not seconds. On false positives, the default policy is deliberately conservative - anything uncertain goes to quarantine rather than being rejected, so a wrongly flagged message is recoverable rather than lost.

Who can see and release quarantined mail?
You can. Quarantine, the allow and block lists and the logs are all under your control, not ours. You decide what to release, what to block and what to leave alone, and you can change any of it without asking us. We provision the filter and support it, but the day-to-day decisions are yours.

Does outbound filtering affect my sending reputation?
It helps it. Outbound filtering stops a compromised mailbox or an infected machine from sending spam under your domain, which is the usual way a domain ends up on a blocklist. Filtering the outbound path is what keeps that from happening, and it is also why archiving requires it.

What does the filter not catch?
It cannot save a sender whose own mail server is misconfigured or whose IP is on a real-time blocklist. An allow list entry overrides our rules, not the wider internet's, so those messages can still be refused before they reach us. It also will not fix a mailbox that has been compromised from the inside - that needs the password changed as well.

What does inbound filtering actually do?
It sits in front of your mail server and inspects every message before it arrives. Spam, viruses, phishing and mail from known-bad senders are stopped or quarantined, and only what passes is passed on. Your mail server never sees the junk, which means less load on it and a much shorter inbox for your users.

Can I add inbound filtering if I already have spam filtering?
Yes, and it will work, but it is not something we suggest. Two filters in a row means two quarantines to check, two sets of logs, and a blocked message that either system could have held — so you end up asking which one took it. If your current filter is doing its job, the sensible move is to replace it rather than stack on top of it.

What does outbound filtering actually do?
It inspects mail leaving your domain as well as arriving. That catches a compromised mailbox or an infected machine sending spam under your name, which is the usual reason a domain ends up on a blocklist, and it stops the mail before it damages your sending reputation. It also gives you a record of what was sent, which inbound filtering alone cannot provide.

Do I need to change anything to send through outbound filtering?
Yes, and this is the part that catches people out. Outbound filtering only works if your mail actually passes through it, so your sending server has to relay through the filter's outbound host. If you control the SMTP server, that is a configuration change you can make. If your mail is handled by us or by another provider, you usually cannot — you do not have access to the relay settings, so the mail never reaches the filter and outbound filtering has nothing to inspect.

What does archiving actually keep?
A copy of every message in both directions, indexed and searchable, held independently of your mailboxes. That matters because it survives things your mailbox does not, such as a deleted message, a departed employee's account, or a mailbox that was compromised and cleaned out. It is a record rather than a backup, and it is what you reach for when somebody asks what was said and when.

Why can I not buy archiving on its own?
Because it is not possible, not because we will not sell it. Archiving keeps everything in both directions, so it needs to see outbound mail as well as inbound. With no outbound path through the filter, there is nothing to archive on that side and the record would be half complete. Archiving is therefore only offered together with outbound filtering, and the price reflects both.

Can I archive mail on a service I already use elsewhere?
Only if you can send your outbound mail through the filter's outbound host. If you use our business email, or another provider's mail system, you generally cannot change that relay — so archiving is not available on top of it, however much you might want it. Where archiving is genuinely needed and the outbound path cannot be changed, the workable answer is to move the mailboxes onto a service that includes it.

Do I need the archiving add-on if I only want a retention record?
Probably not. If what you actually need is the ability to recover a message a user deleted by mistake, business email already covers it: every mailbox includes archive recovery, for the last 30 days on the standard service and 365 days on the fuller one. The separate archiving add-on is for a full independent record of every message in both directions, which is a different and larger thing than recovering one deleted message.

Get started

Filter the mail before it costs you a morning.

Take it out on one domain first. If you do not run a mail server at all,
start with business email instead and get filtering from day one.

See pricing
Compare business email

Add Mail Protection

Which domain do you want filtered?

The domain has to point at a mail server you already run. Every
address on it is covered, and Mail Protection filters mail rather than providing
mailboxes.

Filters for this domain

Inbound filtering is included. Spam, phishing and malware are
stopped before they reach your mail server.

Outbound filtering stops spam leaving your network if an account is
ever compromised.

Archiving keeps a searchable, encrypted copy of everything in and
out. Needs outbound filtering switched on.

Billing term

Monthly
Annual 2 months free

Cancel
Add to cart

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# EnterraMon Pro. Uptime Monitoring and Daily SEO Reports.

Source: https://enterrahost.com/enterramon/

Checks every 5 minutes · reports every day

Find out before anyone else does.

EnterraMon Pro watches your sites around the clock and puts a report in front of you every
day. One site of your own or fifty belonging to clients, it works the same way. When
something breaks, slows down, or is about to expire, you hear about it first, whether that
is by email or a text message.

Start a free month
See plans

✓ Uptime checked every 5 minutes

✓ Daily performance and SEO report

✓ SSL and domain expiry warnings

✓ Email and SMS alerts

Try it first

Run the full test on your own site, free.

The same engine that powers the daily report is open on enterramon.com. Enter a URL, choose
your speed profile, and pick whether to test from one region or five. You get the run of
show without creating an account.

Speed profile

Test against a fast connection, a typical one, or a slow mobile one, so the numbers
reflect the visitors you actually have rather than your own fiber line.

One region or five

Test from a single location, or from five at once to see what a visitor in another
country actually waits for. The paid plans monitor from those same five cities. Cape Town,
St Louis, Frankfurt, Singapore and Sydney are exactly the cities your hosting runs in.

A full report

Performance, SEO, security and accessibility scores, plus the detail behind them.
Here is a real report
you can look through.

Run a free test on enterramon.com
No account needed, and nothing to install.

What you get

Three jobs, done without you asking.

Site alerts

Outages and downtime, broken pages and HTTP errors, domain expiry warnings, and SSL
certificate expiry warnings. Uptime is checked every 5 minutes, and alerts go by email
and SMS to the people you choose. It waits for two failed checks in a row before it
says anything, so a one-off blip does not wake you at two in the morning.

Reports

A compiled report for every daily check, downloadable as a PDF. Scores, recommendations,
full SEO analysis, and performance charts covering uptime, time to first byte, load
times and waterfalls.

Site overview

Domain and SSL health, performance scores and load times, real-time TTFB and uptime
tracking, and up to twelve months of history, with every site you monitor in one place.

Unlimited on demand tests

Run a test whenever you want, on any of your sites, without waiting for the next daily
check and without it counting against a quota.

Searchable archive

Every report kept and searchable, so when someone asks how the site performed last
month, you can answer with the actual run rather than a guess.

Built for agencies

White label PDF reports and email templates on Business and Agency, scheduled delivery
to your clients, and your own SMTP so reports come from your mail server rather than
ours.

Compare

Every plan, side by side.

Free is what you can run without an account. The four paid tiers
all check every five minutes and all run the same daily report. What changes is how many
sites you get, how long reports are kept, and who the reports are branded for.

EnterraMon Pro plan comparison

Feature
Free
Lite
Pro
Business
Agency

Daily tests Limited Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited

Monitored sites None 2 5 to 20 25 to 65 100+

Add sites in blocks of No Upgrade only 5, 10 or 15 5, 10 or 15 5, 10 or 15

Monitoring frequency No Every 5 minutes Every 5 minutes Every 5 minutes Every 5 minutes

Monitoring regions 1 or 5 5 cities 5 cities 5 cities 5 cities

Alert recipients No 3 on your plan 3 on your plan 3 per site 3 per site

Email reports No Yes Yes Yes Yes

SSL and domain expiry warnings No Yes Yes Yes Yes

SMS alerts each month No 10 50 250 1,000

Report history 30 days 30 days 3 months 12 months 12 months

Uptime graphs and network charts No Yes Yes Yes Yes

Recommendations Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Add more sites later No Upgrade only Yes Yes Yes

Domain registration discount No No No 5% 5%

White label email templates No No No Yes Yes

White label PDF reports No No No Yes Yes

Scheduled reports for clients No No No Yes Yes

Send reports from your own mail server No No No Yes Yes

Support Knowledge base Support Support Priority Priority

*Latest pricing, prices may change over time.

Pricing

Pick the tier, add sites as you grow.

Every tier checks every five minutes and runs the same daily
report. Prices are live in ZAR, and you can run any plan free for a month
before you pay anything at all.

Monthly
Annual 2 months free

Lite

2 sites

 for 12 months

Uptime checked every 5 minutes

Daily report with scores and recommendations

SSL and domain warnings at 21, 14 and 7 days

Email reports and alerts

10 SMS alerts a month

30 days of report history

Choose Lite

Pro

5 to 20 sites

 for 12 months

Uptime checked every 5 minutes

Daily report with scores and recommendations

SSL and domain warnings at 21, 14 and 7 days

Email reports and alerts

50 SMS alerts a month

3 months of report history

Add more sites whenever you need

Choose Pro

White label Business

25 to 65 sites

 for 12 months

Uptime checked every 5 minutes

Daily report with scores and recommendations

SSL and domain warnings at 21, 14 and 7 days

Email reports and alerts

250 SMS alerts a month

12 months of report history

White label PDFs and email templates

Scheduled reports sent to your clients

Reports from your own mail server

5% off domain registrations and renewals

Choose Business

Agency

100+ sites

 for 12 months

Uptime checked every 5 minutes

Daily report with scores and recommendations

SSL and domain warnings at 21, 14 and 7 days

Email reports and alerts

1,000 SMS alerts a month

12 months of report history

White label PDFs and email templates

Scheduled reports sent to your clients

Reports from your own mail server

5% off domain registrations and renewals

Choose Agency

Need more sites? Add them in blocks of 5, 10 or 15 on any paid tier, priced a site a month. Start small and add a block when
you take on another client.

Business and Agency

Your clients should never know we exist.

On Business and Agency the reports are yours. Swap the branding on the PDFs and the email
templates, schedule reports to go straight to your clients, and send them from your own
mail server so the whole thing arrives from you.

✓ White label PDF reports

✓ Editable email templates

✓ Scheduled reports for clients

✓ Your own SMTP server

See Business and Agency
Ask a question

Free trial

Try EnterraMon Pro free for a month.

Tell us where to send it and we will email you a code for a free month on any EnterraMon
Pro plan. No card needed to get the code. Upgrade, downgrade or cancel at the end of the
cycle.

Your email address

Get my free month

Send me offers, specials and updates from EnterraHost (optional)

Company website

Questions

EnterraMon Pro, answered.

What counts as a site?
A site is a domain or hostname you want monitored. Lite covers 2,
Pro covers 5 to 20, Business covers 25 to 65, and Agency covers 100 or more. If you run
out, every paid tier lets you add more in blocks of 5, 10 or 15.

How often does it check?
Uptime is checked every five minutes on every paid tier, from the
city you choose. Hardware and performance are tested on the same five minute cycle, and
SSL certificates and domain registrations are re-checked every thirty minutes.
Separately, a full report is compiled once a day covering performance, SEO, security and
accessibility, and that is the report you can download or schedule.

How will I be told when something breaks?
By email and by SMS. You choose who receives them. On Lite and Pro
you get three alert contacts across your plan, and on Business and Agency you get three
per site, which is what you want if different sites belong to different clients.

What does it do about SSL certificates and domains?
It watches both and warns you before they lapse, so you are not
finding out when a browser starts showing a warning to your visitors. Expiry warnings
escalate at 21 days, 14 days and 7 days, then again on the final day, and they go by
email rather than burning a text message. This is included on every paid tier.

What exactly is white labeled?
The PDF reports and the email templates, on Business and Agency.
You can also schedule reports to be sent to your clients directly, and send them through
your own mail server so they arrive from your address rather than ours.

How do I claim the free month?
Use the free month form on this page. Leave your
email address, and the code is sent to it. There is nothing to pay up front and no card
is needed to get the code.

How does the free month work?
Leave your email and we send you a code. Apply it to any
EnterraMon Pro plan and the first month is free, with no card needed to get the code.
The code is single use. When the free month ends you carry
on at the normal price unless you have canceled, and you can change or cancel at the
end of the cycle.

Can I try it without paying?
Yes. The full test runs free on enterramon.com with no account,
where you pick a speed profile and choose to test from one region or five. It gives you
the same performance and SEO detail the daily report contains.

Can I change plans later?
Yes, and you can add sites at any point without changing tier. If
you are on Lite and need a third site, you add a block rather than moving up a whole
tier.

Is there a 30 day money back guarantee?
No, and you do not need one here. Every plan starts with a free
month instead, which is thirty days of the real thing before you are charged. A refund
window only matters if you have to pay to find out whether something works, and with
EnterraMon Pro you do not. The free month is the guarantee, and it is the better version
of one because you keep the reports it produced either way.

Is there a contract?
No. Billing is monthly or annual and you can stop whenever you like.
Annual billing costs twelve months for the price of ten. If you would rather be sure
first, take the free month. That is thirty days on the real product before you pay
anything, so you are not committing to something you have not used.

Do I get a discount on domains?
Business and Agency include 5% off domain registrations and
renewals, which stacks with the rest of your account. It is applied automatically.

Get started

Stop finding out from a client.

Start monitoring today, or run the free test first and see what it finds
on a site you already know.

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# Free Network and SEO Tools. No Signup, No Limits.

Source: https://enterrahost.com/tools/

Home

Tools.

The same checks our own engineers run, from the same five regions that serve our
hosting. No account, no email, no upsell at the end.

Available now

Pick a tool.

Ping Test

Latency and packet loss from five regions.

Traceroute

The network path, hop by hop, across the globe.

Server Check

Status, TLS certificate and response time.

IPv6 Test

Whether you and your site are reachable over IPv6.

MAC Address Lookup

Identify the vendor behind a hardware address.

Robots.txt Tester

Test whether search engines may crawl a URL.

Broken Link Checker

Crawl a site and list every link that fails.

Link Visualiser

Crawl a site and draw how its pages link together.

Sitemap Validator

Check a sitemap against the protocol and get the fix.

Why they exist

We run the network these tools test.

Five regions, one answer

Every check can run from Cape Town, Frankfurt, St Louis, Singapore or Sydney. Those are our
hosting cities, not rented probe locations, so the numbers describe the path your site would
really take.

Nothing to sign up for

No account, no email, no captcha wall and no report emailed to you afterwards. Run the test,
read the answer, close the tab. The tool is the offer.

How to use them together

A slow site, in the order worth checking.

1. Is it reachable, and how far?

Start with a ping from the region your visitors use. If the average is close to the speed of
light for that distance, the network is not your problem.

2. If loss or jitter shows up

Loss and jitter mean a fault rather than distance. A traceroute from the same region shows
which hop it starts at, and whose network that hop belongs to.

3. If the network looks fine

Then the delay is the server itself. A server check shows the response time, the certificate
and whether the site answers at all before you go looking at code.

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# Broken Link Checker. Crawl a Site and Find What Fails.

Source: https://enterrahost.com/tools/broken-link-checker/

Easy utilities

Broken Link Checker

Crawls up to 35 pages of your site, checks your sitemap against
search-bot best practices, and flags broken links, broken images, and missing ALT text.

Run

Checks up to 35 pages, seeded from both your homepage's links and
your sitemap. Larger sites will only have a portion crawled in one run.

Crawl Results

https://example.com

Pages Crawled

0

Sitemap URLs

0

Broken Internal Links

0

Broken External Links

0

Redirects Found

0

Possibly Blocked

0

Broken Images

0

Missing ALT Text

0

Sitemap Issues

0

Not In Sitemap

0

Not Reached By Crawl

0

Pages Skipped

0

Your sitemap is large, so only a portion of
it was checked in this run.

Broken Internal Links

Broken External Links

Redirected Links

Possibly Blocked Links

Broken Images

Missing ALT Text

Sitemap Issues

The distinction that matters

Dead is not the same as refused.

A crawler that treats every non-200 status as broken will hand you a list that is
mostly wrong, and you will stop reading it.

Genuinely dead

A 404 means nothing is there. The page was moved, deleted or never existed, and every visitor
following that link hits a dead end. This is the list worth acting on, and it is usually short.

Possibly blocked

A 401, 403, 429 or 500 is something answering rather than nothing being there. Plenty of
perfectly healthy pages refuse automated requests. Check these by hand before changing any of
them, because most will be fine.

Crawl budget

The sitemap check finds more than missing pages.

Cross-checking the crawl against the sitemap does two obvious things. It finds a page the crawl
reached that the sitemap does not list, and a sitemap URL the crawl could not reach. Both are worth
knowing, and the second is the more interesting of the two, because a URL you have advertised and
cannot reach is a contradiction you published yourself.

It also surfaces pages carrying a noindex tag or a canonical pointing at a different address.
Neither of those is a broken link, and both waste crawl budget and send search engines a mixed
signal about which page should rank. They are the kind of thing that sits unnoticed for years
because nothing errors.

Fix the causes, not the list. If twelve pages report the same dead link, that
link lives in a template, and repairing twelve pages by hand leaves the thirteenth to come back
tomorrow.

Limits

What this crawl does not cover.

35 pages, not all of them

It crawls a sample from the address you give. A problem in a section the crawl never reached
will not appear, so run it from a different starting point if you have a specific area in mind.

A sample in time

It reports what it found when you ran it. A link that breaks next week is not in this result,
and nothing here is scheduled. Run it after a deploy rather than trusting an old report.

Pages behind a login

Anything requiring a sign-in is invisible to the crawl, which sees the login page and stops.
That is a limit of unauthenticated crawling rather than a fault in the tool.

Next

Check what a crawler is allowed to see.

A crawl reports what it can reach. The rules file decides what any crawler may
reach in the first place, and a single stray line there can hide a whole section. The sitemap
this crawl was seeded from is worth validating too, since a broken one wastes the crawl.

All tools
Test a robots.txt file
Validate the sitemap

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# IPv6 Test. Check Your Connection and Your Site Readiness.

Source: https://enterrahost.com/tools/ipv6-test/

Easy utilities

IPv6 Test

Check whether your connection has working IPv6, which protocol
your browser actually prefers, and how IPv6 latency compares to IPv4 across five global regions. No
target needed, this tests the connection you are reading this on.

Run Test

If you have no IPv6 the test takes about
five seconds while that probe times out. A timeout is a result, not an error.

Verdict :
Browser Preferred :

IPv6

IPv6

Checking

Address

round trip : ms

IPv4

Checking

Address

round trip : ms

IPv6 vs IPv4 by Region
Each region shows both families' round trip time. When a
family is not available, the reason is shown instead of a time.

Region IPv4 IPv6 Difference

Individual Check Details

Check Result Time (ms)

Why five regions

Partial IPv6 is the failure that hides.

Most IPv6 faults are not a switch being off. They are a route that works to one
part of the world and not another, and that is exactly the shape a single test cannot see.

IPv6 is the least exercised part of most networks. It is often carried on a different path from
IPv4, through different peers, sometimes by a different team. So a provider can route v6 to
Frankfurt perfectly and drop it on the way to Singapore, and every test run from one location will
report that everything is fine.

The person who notices is the visitor in the region that is broken. They get a slow failure, a
timeout, or a page that will not load at all, while everyone else sees a site working normally. That
is why this test runs from all five regions and reports them separately, rather than picking one and
calling it an answer.

Read the table, not just the headline. IPv6 working in three regions out of
five is not a pass with a small blemish. It means a share of your visitors cannot reach you at all,
and it will not show up on any test run from the wrong city.

Your site

Is a site ready for IPv6?

The test above is about the connection you are on. This one is about a domain:
whether its DNS publishes an IPv6 address at all.

Run

Looks up the A, AAAA and CNAME records. It does not contact
the host, so it reports what DNS says rather than whether the address answers.

Host :
IPv4 :
IPv6 :

Records

The catch

An AAAA record is a promise, not a proof.

This is the part worth understanding. Publishing an IPv6 address tells the
world you are reachable over v6, and DNS has no way to check whether that is true.

No AAAA record

The site is IPv4 only. Nothing is broken. Every visitor is reached over v4, and a
visitor whose network carries no IPv4 simply cannot get there.

AAAA record, working path

Dual stack, and the intended outcome. Each visitor arrives over whichever family their
network supports, with no configuration on their side at all.

AAAA record, broken path

The worst of the three. A v6-capable visitor is sent to an address that does not
answer, while a v4 visitor sees a working site and never knows. This is why a record
should only be published once the path has been tested.

Next

Reachable is not the same as fast.

Once both families answer, the question becomes which one is quicker from where
your visitors are. That is a measurement rather than a lookup.

All tools
Measure latency from five regions

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# Link Visualiser. See How Your Pages Link Together.

Source: https://enterrahost.com/tools/link-visualiser/

Easy utilities

Link Visualiser

Crawls your site and draws how the pages link to each
other. Shows what is buried, what nothing points at, and which links are really just the menu.

Run

Crawls up to 35 pages from the site root and your sitemap.
Larger sites will only have a portion crawled in one run.

Pages 0

Body links 0

Orphans, nav-reachable 0

Orphans, no route in 0

Deepest hop 0

Avg. body links in 0

Pages 3+ hops 0

Orphan pages

These pages are in the sitemap and carry no noindex tag, so the site is
asking for them to be found, but no page links to them from its content. A page that is
noindex, or kept out of the sitemap, is not listed even when nothing links to it. A page the
menu reaches is still listed, because the menu gets a visitor there without any page
recommending it.

Pages with no internal links pointing at them

Page
Body links in
Reached by menu
Kind

The distinction that matters

A menu link is not a recommendation.

Every page carries the same menu and footer, so those links appear
everywhere. Counted as ordinary links they give every entry in the menu the same inbound
count, and the graph ends up describing your template instead of your linking. This tool
separates the two, and only the second kind says anything about how your pages relate.

Menu links

Present on nearly every page because the template puts them there. They help a
visitor get around and they can help a crawler find a page, but no page chose to point
at anything.

Body links

Written into a page on purpose, usually because the page is relevant there. These carry
context as well as position, which is why they are the ones worth counting and fixing.

What counts as orphaned

Only pages you asked to be indexed.

An orphan here is a page that is in your sitemap, carries no noindex
tag, and has no internal links pointing at it. All three conditions matter. A page you have
deliberately excluded from search is not orphaned, however few links it has, and listing it
would bury the pages that genuinely need attention.

The list separates two cases, because the fix differs. A page the menu
reaches needs an editorial link from somewhere relevant. A page with no route in at all needs
finding first, since a visitor following any link on the site never arrives there.

Crawling politely

Disallowed paths are not followed.

The crawl reads your robots.txt first and does not fetch a path the
wildcard group disallows, so a section you have closed to crawlers is not queued and not
reported on. That applies to the sitemap seeding as well, so a URL your sitemap lists inside a
disallowed path is skipped rather than fetched.

Two limits are worth knowing. Only the wildcard group is read, so a rule
aimed at one named crawler is not applied. And matching is by path prefix, so a rule
containing a wildcard is treated as a literal string and may not match what you intended. This
tool crawls as a plain HTTP client rather than as a search engine, which is why a page you
have blocked may still appear in the graph if a link to it is found on a page that is
allowed.

Next

A link only helps if it resolves.

A page can be linked from all the right places and still send a visitor to
an error if the target moved. The next check follows the links and reports what breaks.

All tools
Check for broken links

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# MAC Address Lookup. Find the Vendor Behind a Hardware Address.

Source: https://enterrahost.com/tools/mac-address-lookup/

Easy utilities

MAC Lookup

Identify the manufacturer of any network device by its MAC
address. Powered by the IEEE OUI database with real-time vendor details.

Lookup

Reads the public IEEE registry of manufacturer prefixes.
Randomised addresses will return nothing, by design.

OUI Details

AA:BB:CC:11:22:33

Registered Vendor

Loading...

MA-L
MAC Address Block Large

Assignment Details

How to read an address

Half of it is the maker.

A MAC address is 48 bits, written as six pairs. The first three pairs, 24 bits,
are the OUI and belong to one organisation. The last three are chosen by that organisation, which
is why two devices from the same maker usually agree on the first half and differ in the second.

Three sizes of assignment

The IEEE does not only issue 24 bit prefixes. MA-L is 24 bits, MA-M is 28 and MA-S is
36. A smaller block can sit inside a larger one, so the longest match is checked first and
the result says which registry answered.

Two bits decide everything

The low bit of the first octet marks multicast, a group rather than a device. The second
lowest marks a locally administered address, which is what a randomised phone address is.
Neither is registered, and neither is a lookup failure.

Expectations

What a vendor name does and does not tell you.

It is the registrant

The prefix belongs to whoever registered it, which can be a chipset maker or a contract
manufacturer rather than the brand printed on the case.

Virtual machines inherit

A virtual network adapter carries the prefix of the platform hosting it, so it resolves
to the hypervisor vendor rather than to any physical hardware.

It reveals nothing else

This reads a public registry of prefixes. It cannot tell you where a device is, who owns
it or what it has been doing, and a randomised address deliberately carries none of that.

No vendor found

Is there a private MAC address range?

Not the way IPv4 has one. There is no reserved block of MAC addresses set
aside for private use. The mechanism is a single bit, the second lowest of the first octet, and
it marks the address as locally administered. Any software may set it.

Once that bit is set the address is not globally unique, so the IEEE never allocates it and
no vendor can be registered against it. A randomised phone address uses it. So do most virtual
machines and containers. Seeing nothing in the registry for one of those is the correct answer,
not a fault.

Virtual machines, either way

Whether a virtual adapter resolves depends entirely on which prefix the platform chose. A
hypervisor using a registered block reports its vendor by name, which is usually how you find
out a machine is virtual in the first place. The ones below all resolve here.

Registered prefixes used by common hypervisors, as held in this site registry

Prefix Registered to Platform

00:0C:29 VMware, Inc. VMware

00:15:5D Microsoft Corporation Hyper-V

00:16:3E Xensource, Inc. Xen

08:00:27 PCS Systemtechnik GmbH VirtualBox

BC:24:11 Proxmox Server Solutions GmbH Proxmox

Others deliberately use a locally administered prefix, so they never resolve. QEMU defaults
to 52:54:00 and Docker uses 02:42. Neither appears in the registry, and neither ever will.

Next

Tracking down what is on the network.

A vendor name is usually the start of a question about a device you cannot
identify. The next step is usually to find out whether it is answering at all.

All tools
Check IPv6 connectivity

---

# Ping Test. Check Latency and Packet Loss From 5 Regions.

Source: https://enterrahost.com/tools/ping-test/

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each dropdown, because tool-core.js reads them (ui.region.value,
ui.ip.value). The module writes to the select and the select still
submits, so the tool is unchanged. -->

Easy utilities

Ping test

Measure the round trip from the regions your visitors actually use. Latency is a
distance problem, and one server cannot see it from one place.

Run

Cape Town, South Africa

Cape Town, South Africa
Frankfurt, Germany
St Louis, United States
Singapore
Sydney, Australia

Cape Town, South Africa
Frankfurt, Germany
St Louis, United States
Singapore
Sydney, Australia

IPv4

IPv4
IPv6

IPv4
IPv6

Ten packets, timed from the region you choose. Public domains and
addresses only.

Region :
Execution Time :

Website

Average RTT

Round-Trip Time

ms - ms

standard deviation : ms

Geolocation

Network

ASN :

Packet Loss

Individual Packet Details

Time and TTL for every packet the test sent

Sequence TTL Time (ms)

No account, no email, no limit beyond a fair use rate limit. Results describe the
path at the moment you ran it.

Reading the result

Average. The mean round trip across every reply. This is the number people mean when they say ping, and the one to compare between regions.

Jitter. How much the time varies, shown as mean deviation. Steady is good. Wild swings make calls and video choppy even when the average looks fine.

Loss. The share of packets that never came back. Even 1 percent hurts, because TCP reads loss as congestion and slows the whole connection down.

Path. The address that answered and the network announcing it. If that is a CDN edge, you are measuring the edge rather than the origin.

What to expect

Light in fiber travels at roughly 8 microseconds per mile (5 microseconds per kilometer), and it must go there and back. That sets a floor no provider can beat - which is why a host in Sydney will always feel far away to a visitor in London.

Approximate best case round trip time between our regions

Between Best case round trip Feels like

Same city Under 5 ms Instant

Same country 5 to 25 ms Instant

Same continent 20 to 60 ms Immediate

Across an ocean 120 to 180 ms Noticeable

Antipodes 250 to 300 ms Sluggish

These are floors, not targets. Anything meaningfully above them points at
congestion, a long detour or a saturated link somewhere on the path.

Good to know

A silent host is not a dead host. Plenty of firewalls drop ICMP deliberately, and a CDN will answer from whichever edge is nearest rather than from the machine you were thinking of. No reply means no reply, not necessarily an outage.

Test from where your visitors are. A server that answers in 4 ms from Cape Town can take 190 ms from Sydney. Run the test from each region you sell into, then decide whether one location is enough.

Next

If the numbers look wrong.

A slow average points at distance. Loss and jitter point at a fault, and the
quickest way to find whose it is, is to follow the path hop by hop.

All tools
Check the server and its certificate

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# Robots.txt Tester. Check Whether Crawlers May Fetch a URL.

Source: https://enterrahost.com/tools/robots-txt-tester/

Easy utilities

Robots.txt Tester

Analyze your site's robots.txt file for format errors, crawl
rules, and test real paths against the rules as a crawler would read them.

Run

Reads the robots.txt at the site root. Public addresses only,
and redirects are not followed.

Analysis Results

https://example.com

Format Status

Valid

User-Agents Found

0

Total Rules

0

Crawl Rules

Test a Path

Matched in your browser against the rules above, so
changing the path costs nothing.

Googlebot

Googlebot
Bingbot
GPTBot
Any other crawler

Googlebot
Bingbot
GPTBot
Any other crawler

Test path

The part people get wrong

Robots.txt controls crawling, not indexing.

This is the single most expensive misunderstanding in the file. A URL you
disallow is not removed from search, and can still rank. A crawler that is blocked never reads
the page, so it never sees a noindex instruction, and a page linked from elsewhere can be
indexed on the strength of that link alone.

To block crawling

Use robots.txt. This is what it is for, and it is the right tool for keeping a crawler
out of paths it wastes time on, such as internal search results or faceted URLs.

To keep a page out of the index

Use a noindex robots meta tag or the equivalent HTTP header, and let the page be
crawled so the instruction is actually read. Blocking the crawl and asking for noindex at
the same time cancels the second request.

Matching

Three rules that decide the answer.

Prefix, not exact

Disallow /private also blocks /private-notes and /private/report. A path with no
wildcard and no end anchor matches anything that starts with it, which is why a rule that
looks tidy can be wider than intended.

Longest match wins

Allow and Disallow are not a first-match list. Every rule is tested and the most
specific one, measured by pattern length, decides. A short Disallow cannot override a
longer Allow.

Allow wins a tie

When an Allow and a Disallow match with the same pattern length, the allow rule wins.
That is the behaviour in RFC 9309 and it is the opposite of what most people expect when
they write the two lines in the wrong order.

Next

Once crawling is right, check what it finds.

A correct robots file does not tell you whether the pages behind it resolve.
Neither does the sitemap it names, unless that file is valid too. Check either one next.

All tools
Validate the sitemap it names
Check for broken links

---

# Server Check. Status, TLS Certificate and Response Time.

Source: https://enterrahost.com/tools/server-check/

Easy utilities

Server Check

A comprehensive health audit that verifies server reachability, SSL validity, and
CDN performance. It ensures your site is correctly configured and accessible across both
modern and legacy IP versions.

Check

Show response headers

Cape Town, South Africa

Cape Town, South Africa
Frankfurt, Germany
St Louis, United States
Singapore
Sydney, Australia

Cape Town, South Africa
Frankfurt, Germany
St Louis, United States
Singapore
Sydney, Australia

Checks both address families and reports each separately.
Public domains only.

Lists the security headers the server sends, such as
HSTS, CSP and X-Frame-Options, and whether each one is present.

Region :
Execution Time :

Website

Warnings

Connection

IPv4 Inactive
TIME :

IPv4 Connect

ms

SSL handshake

ms

HTTP Version

HTTP /

IPv6 Inactive
TIME :

IPv6 Connect

ms

SSL handshake

ms

HTTP Version

HTTP /

Security

Certificate Valid

Protocol

SSL Expiry

Issuer

Server

Domain

Domain Expiry :

Geography

Network Infrastructure

Response Headers

What comes back

Four answers in one request.

Does it answer

The HTTP status the server returned, and the address family it used. A response of any
kind proves the web server is alive, which is a stronger claim than a ping.

How fast

Total time for the request, with the TLS handshake broken out separately. A slow
handshake and a slow application are different problems with different fixes.

Is the certificate sound

The TLS version, who issued the certificate and how many days are left on it. An
expired certificate turns a working site into a browser warning.

Which family works

IPv4 and IPv6 are tested separately. One can work while the other fails, and the
failing one is only visible to the visitors unlucky enough to be on it.

Two traps

What an outside check cannot see.

A CDN hides the origin

If the site sits behind a CDN, the request never reaches your server. Every number here
describes the edge nearest the region you chose. Your origin can be down and this check
will still look healthy if the edge has a cached copy.

A blocking firewall looks like a failure

A request refused by a firewall can come back as a 403 or a 429 rather than as a
connection error, and a network that drops the packets silently can look like a dead
server. Read the status code before assuming the machine is down.

Next

When the server is fine but it still feels slow.

A clean result here means the server answered quickly and the certificate is
sound. If visitors still wait, the delay is either distance or the page itself.

All tools
Measure the latency from each region

---

# Sitemap Validator. Check a Sitemap Against the Protocol.

Source: https://enterrahost.com/tools/sitemap-validator/

Easy utilities

Sitemap Validator

Checks a sitemap against the protocol and tells you what to
change. Parse errors, limit breaches, bad dates and broken index entries, each with the fix.

Run

Give it a domain and it checks any Sitemap line in robots.txt,
then the usual addresses starting with the root. Or paste the full address of a sitemap anywhere on the site.

No problems found

https://example.com/sitemap.xml

Document

Sitemap

HTTP Status

200

Size

0 B

URLs Listed

0

Fix This

0

Worth A Look

0

Minor

0

Findings

Child Sitemaps

How the sitemap is found

The root first, then robots.txt, then the usual suspects.

Nearly every sitemap is at the site root, either
/sitemap.xml or whatever your platform generates by default. That is where a
crawler looks first, and it is where this tool ends up on the average site.

A Sitemap line in robots.txt is checked before that guess, because a
declaration is a statement about the site and a guess is not. It is what gets a sitemap found
when it lives somewhere else, such as a platform that generates it at a subpath.

With nothing declared, the usual addresses are tried in turn and the
first one that returns a real document is the one reported. That starts at the root
/sitemap.xml , then the WordPress variants such as
/wp-sitemap.xml and /sitemap_index.xml , then a compressed or plain
text sitemap. The result says which address answered and whether anything declared it.

A declared sitemap on a different host is reported rather than fetched. A
sitemap there is only valid when it is verified in the same search property as this one, and
following it would mean this tool requesting any address the site owner cared to name.

The failure nobody notices

A sitemap that does not parse is silent.

A sitemap is read as a single document. If one character in it is wrong, the
parser stops and reports nothing at all, so every URL the file listed is lost rather than
merely mis-described. The site looks like it has no sitemap, which is the opposite of the truth
and points at the wrong problem.

What breaks it

An unescaped ampersand in a query string, an unclosed tag, or a character that is not
valid in the declared encoding. Generating the file by hand or by string concatenation is
what usually causes it, because both skip the escaping an XML writer would do.

What a fix looks like

Write & where you meant a bare ampersand, and build the file with an
XML writer rather than a string. This tool reports the line number the parser objected to,
which is the quickest way to find the one character that matters.

Two limits, one file each

50,000 URLs and 50 megabytes.

A single sitemap may hold up to 50,000 URLs and may be up to 50 MB
uncompressed. Past either limit the file is invalid and the whole thing is discarded, not
truncated. Larger sites split the URLs across several sitemaps and list those in a sitemap
index.

An index has its own failure mode. Each loc in it has to resolve to a real
sitemap, and one dead child takes every URL inside it out of the picture without anything
reporting an error. This tool fetches the children on the same host and reads each one.

What this does not do

This validates the document, not the pages.

A sitemap can be perfectly written and still list URLs that 404, redirect or
carry a noindex tag. That is a different check against real requests, and it lives in the next
tool along.

All tools
Check the pages a sitemap lists

---

# Traceroute. Follow the Network Path Hop by Hop From 5 Regions.

Source: https://enterrahost.com/tools/traceroute/

s stay real s, kept screen-reader-only under
each dropdown, because tool-core.js reads them (ui.region.value,
ui.ip.value, ui.hops.value).

Traceroute keeps its extra hop-limit qualifier, which the other region
tools do not have. -->

Easy utilities

Traceroute

A deep-path analysis tool that maps every network hop between the
source and the target. It pinpoints the exact location of bottlenecks or failures
within the global internet infrastructure.

Run

Cape Town, South Africa

Cape Town, South Africa
Frankfurt, Germany
St Louis, United States
Singapore
Sydney, Australia

Cape Town, South Africa
Frankfurt, Germany
St Louis, United States
Singapore
Sydney, Australia

IPv4

IPv4
IPv6

IPv4
IPv6

30 hops

10 hops
20 hops
30 hops

10 hops
20 hops
30 hops

Three probes per hop, from the region you choose. Public
domains and addresses only.

Hops:
Countries:
Timeouts:

Website

Traceroute

Reading a trace

Three things to look for.

Where the jump happens

Read down the times. A hop that is a few milliseconds slower than the one before it is
normal. A hop that adds 150 ms in one step is the link worth asking about.

Whether it is steady

The three probes per hop show consistency. Tight numbers mean a stable link. Numbers that
swing mean congestion, and congestion is what makes a connection feel unreliable.

Whose network it is

Each hop is labeled with the network that announces it. That turns a complaint into a
specific question aimed at the right operator rather than at nobody in particular.

Common confusion

Things that look like faults and are not.

Silent hops

Routers routinely refuse to answer probes aimed at themselves while forwarding your traffic
without complaint. A blank hop in the middle of an otherwise working trace is not a fault.

A trace that ends at a CDN

If the target is behind a CDN, the trace finishes at the edge nearest you and never reaches
the origin. That is the design working correctly, not the trace failing.

Next

Once you know where it stops.

If the path looks clean and the delay is still there, the network is not the
problem. The next thing to check is the server itself and the certificate it presents.

All tools
Check the server and its certificate

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# Web Hosting Affiliate Program. Earn on Every Referral.

Source: https://enterrahost.com/affiliates/

Home

Earn on every referral.

Send people to EnterraHost and earn commission on what they buy. Up to
50% of the first payment on qualifying products, and up to
20% on the recurring payments after that.

Apply to join
How it works

The terms

Straight commission, paid out, not credited.

No tiers to climb and no minimum traffic to keep. The rate depends on the
product, which is why both figures are a ceiling rather than a promise.

Up to 50% on the first payment

On qualifying products, the commission comes out of the first payment the referred client
makes. That is where the largest share sits, because it is where the referral is worth the
most.

Up to 20% on recurring

On the payments after that, up to 20% keeps paying for as long as the client stays. A
referral who keeps hosting with us is worth more than the first invoice.

Tracked when they pay

When a client you referred pays an invoice, the commission lands on your affiliate
account. Nothing to chase and nothing to claim.

Paid out, not credited

Commission is paid out by PayPal after the qualifying period. It is separate
from referral credit, which works differently.

Your own dashboard

Your links, your commissions and your payouts sit in your client area. The full
affiliate dashboard is still being finished, and your account is enabled by hand until
it lands.

Applications

Apply to join.

Tell us who you are and where your audience is. A person reads every
application and replies by email.

Already an affiliate

Log in to see your dashboard and statistics.

Log in to your account

Questions about a payout, or need your payout details changed? Open a
ticket from your client area and a person picks it up.

Or apply here

Your name

Email

Where your audience is

Choose one
A website or blog
A newsletter
YouTube or another video channel
A community or forum
Social media
An existing client base
Something else

Site or channel address

How you would promote us

Company website

Send application

Questions

Affiliates, answered.

How much do I earn?
Up to 50% of the first payment on qualifying products, and up to 20% on
the recurring payments after that. The exact rate depends on the product, and we confirm it
for your account when we approve the application.

When do I get paid?
Commission is tracked when a client you referred pays an invoice. It is
then paid out after the qualifying period, which covers refunds and chargebacks. You
can see what has been tracked on your affiliate account.

Do I need a big website?
No. A newsletter, a community, a client base or a video channel all
work. What matters is that the people you send us are likely to need hosting, a domain or
business email, and that you tell us where they are.

Is this the same as referral credit?
No, they are separate. The affiliate program pays commission on
referred orders. Referral credit is the thank-you credit subscribers get, and it lives on the
Referrals page inside your account.

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# Build Your Bundle. Domain, Email and Website in One Order.

Source: https://enterrahost.com/bundle/

Build your business bundle.

A domain, mailboxes on it, hosting, and a website if you need one. Priced as you choose,
ordered together, and looked after by one team rather than three.

Already own a domain? Skip the search and connect what you have.
Hosting is free when you take mailboxes.

1 Domain

2 Mailboxes

3 Hosting or website

4 Review

Start with a domain

This is the address your mail and your website live on. If you already have one, choose
that and we will connect it instead of registering a new one.

I already have a domain
We will connect your mail and hosting to it.

I need a domain
Search live availability and register it with this order.

Your domain name

Nothing changes on it until you say so. We will send the records to add.

You do not have to move it. Your mail and website work with the
domain where it is: we send you the DNS records to add, and nothing is interrupted.

Move it to EnterraHost as well
Optional. Keeps the domain, the mail and the hosting on one invoice.

Search for a domain name

Check availability

Live availability across the extensions we sell, with the price for each.

Your mailboxes

Every mailbox is on your own domain, so your address reads as your business rather than a
free provider. Taking mailboxes is what makes hosting free.
What is the difference?

Choose Lite or Pro , then how many of them you need on this domain.

Lite

Mail, webmail and the usual aliases, catchalls and filtering.

10 GB

−

+

50 GB

−

+

Pro

Everything in Lite, plus calendar and contacts sync and shared documents.

10 GB

−

+

50 GB

−

+

Pick the mailbox that fits, and change it at any time.
Mailboxes grow to 200 GB each when you need it, so you will not
outgrow one.

Hosting or a website?

Hosting is what puts a site online. If we are building the site for you, the hosting it
needs is included.

Just hosting
You have a site to put online, or you are building it yourself.

A website too
Our designers build it, and the hosting it runs on is included free for
12 months.

No hosting
Mailboxes only. Everything works, and there is nothing to put online.

Do you need hosting?

Launch
Free

One site, one database, uptime monitoring and a daily backup.

Business

Unlimited databases and a fuller monitoring set, for a busier site.

Commerce

The highest capacity package, for a store or a heavy site.

Choose your website

All website work is done in house by our own designers. Choosing a package takes
10% off your domain and 10% off every mailbox, every month .

No website needed

Presence

 once off

A fast, professional site that tells people who you are and how to reach you.

Up to 8 pages
Built by our own designers

Contact form and map

Mobile-first build

Basic on-page SEO

Business

 once off

A fuller site with a catalogue or services structure and room to grow.

Up to 25 pages, up to 100 products
Built by our own designers

Catalogue or services structure

Blog and news section

Analytics and conversion tracking

Ecommerce

 once off

A working online store, taking payments and managing stock.

Up to 40 pages
Built by our own designers

Payment gateway setup

Delivery and tax rules

First 50 products loaded for you

The page counts on the packages above are what is included. If you need more pages than
a package covers, ask us and we will price the difference rather than turning it into a
surprise.

See the kind of work we do

Review your bundle

One order, one invoice, one team. Everything below is handled by us.

What happens after you order

Your domain is registered, or connected if you already own it.

Your mailboxes are created and we send the setup details for your devices.

If you chose a website, one of our designers contacts you within one working day to
agree the scope, the content and the timeline before any work starts.

You deal with one company for all of it. If you want ongoing maintenance after launch you
can add a plan, or simply ask us for work as you need it.

Back
Continue

Your bundle

Free hosting note

We are finishing the setup for this offer. It will be applied to your account and
confirmed in writing before your first invoice, and the price you see here is what it
will be.

One order

One team, one invoice, one number to call.

Most businesses end up with a domain from one place, mail from another and a website from a
third. When something breaks, nobody owns it. This keeps it together.

Our own designers

Your website is built by our in-house team, not outsourced. They will walk you through the
structure, the content and the launch.

Free hosting with mail

Take mailboxes and hosting is included at no cost. One site, one database, uptime monitoring
and a daily backup.

Grow when you are ready

Add a maintenance plan or ask for work as you need it. Nothing locks you in, and the
mailboxes and hosting scale with you.

Bundle questions

Do I need to buy a domain from you?
No. If you already own a domain we will connect the mail and hosting to it. If you do not have one, the wizard searches live availability and registers it as part of the same order.

Why is hosting free?
Hosting is free when you take mailboxes with us. It is the Launch package: one site, one database, uptime monitoring and a daily backup. You can move to a larger package at any time.

What is the difference between Lite and Pro mailboxes?
Lite covers mail, webmail and the usual aliases, catchalls and spam filtering. Pro adds calendar and contacts sync across devices, shared document editing, and a longer archive recovery window. Both come in 10 GB and 50 GB.

How does the 10% discount work?
Choose a web design package and your domain costs 10% less, and every mailbox costs 10% less per month for as long as you hold it. The reduction applies to the domain and the mailboxes, not to the design package itself.

What is not included in a web design package?
Each package lists its page and product limits. Anything beyond them, custom development or a third-party integration, is quoted separately once we understand the scope.

Will I deal with more than one company?
No. The domain, the mail, the hosting and the website are all handled in house by our own designers. One order, one invoice, one team to call.

Do I have to take a maintenance plan?
No. You can ask us for work as you need it, or take a maintenance plan if you would rather we kept an eye on things. Nothing is locked in.

.modal-backdrop + .modal-panel), own name. -->

Lite or Pro

Both are full mailboxes on your own domain. Pro adds the things a team needs.

Feature Lite Pro

Mailbox sizes
10 GB or 50 GB
10 GB or 50 GB

Webmail, IMAP, POP, SMTP
Yes
Yes

Catchalls, aliases, forwards
Yes
Yes

Out of office and autoresponders
Yes
Yes

Anti-spam and anti-virus
Yes
Yes

Archive recovery
30 days
365 days

Daily send allowance
300 per mailbox
1,200 per mailbox

Calendar and contacts sync
No
Yes

Shared document editing
No
Yes

Mailbox size is chosen separately. You can mix Lite and Pro on the same domain, and add storage in
10 GB blocks at any time.

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# Contact Us. Sales, Billing and General Enquiries.

Source: https://enterrahost.com/contact/

Home

Contact us

Sales, billing, a transfer, or a question about something you have not bought yet. Send the
form and we reply by email.

Already a customer

Sign in and your services, invoices and past conversations are all in one place. A reply
from your account stays attached to the services it is about.

Log in to your account

Something is broken

Use the support form instead. It asks for the product and the exact domain or mailbox, so
it reaches the right queue first time and you are not asked to repeat yourself.

Go to support

Send us a message

Your name

Email

What is this about

Choose a topic
Sales and pricing
Billing and invoices
Domains and transfers
Hosting and email setup
Something else

Your message

Company website

Send message

Questions

Before you send.

Should I use this form for a technical problem?
No. The support form asks for the product and the exact domain or
mailbox, so it reaches the right queue first time. Use this page for sales, billing,
transfers and anything else.

What happens after I send this?
It arrives as a ticket and we reply by email, to the address you gave.
The reply comes from the same thread, so answering it adds to the conversation rather than
starting a new one.

Can I ask about a domain I have not bought yet?
Yes. Ask about a name, a transfer or a bulk order and tell us roughly
what you need it for. You can also search availability yourself first and come back with
the names you are considering.

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# EnterraEdit. A Drop-in Rich Text Editor.

Source: https://enterrahost.com/enterraedit/

EnterraEdit), and is what Google
reads for the breadcrumb rich result. A page does not have to draw a
breadcrumb to declare one. -->
Free and MIT licensed

A rich text editor you paste in.

EnterraEdit drops into any page with one script tag. No build step, no framework,
no dependencies. Mark up a <textarea> and it upgrades in place,
and your form still submits normal HTML.

Try it below
View on GitHub

Try it

These are live, not screenshots.

Every editor on this page is the real product running from our CDN. Type in one.
Select text and press Ctrl + B . Paste a screenshot.

Full toolbar
data-mode="full"

Try the editor

This is a real editor. Select some text and press Ctrl + B ,
drop in a link, or paste a screenshot straight from your clipboard.

Lists, quotes and code blocks
Tables with resizable columns
Undo and redo

Press Tab inside a table to move between cells.

The content above is a plain <textarea> that has been upgraded
in place. View source and you will see it is still the original field.

How it works

Two lines and you are done.

Add the script, mark up a textarea. There is no initialisation call, no options
object and no build step.

1. Add the script

Copy

<script src="https://cdn.enterrahost.com/enterraedit/v1/enterraedit.min.js"></script>

One file, no dependencies, no other requests at runtime.

2. Mark up a textarea

Copy

<form method="post">
<textarea name="body" data-enterraedit>
<p>Hello</p>
</textarea>
<button>Save</button>
</form>

The textarea stays in the DOM and stays in sync. Your server code does not change.

Prefer JavaScript? new EnterraEdit({ element: el }) does the same thing and
returns an instance you can drive.

Fit to the job

Show only the buttons you need.

A comment box needs eight buttons. A page editor needs nineteen. Modes scale the toolbar
to the task, and you can name exact buttons if the presets do not fit.

Comment data-mode="comment"

Just the essentials. Bold, italic and a link.

Standard data-mode="standard"

Headings, lists and quotes, without the rest.

Or pick the exact buttons

Copy

<textarea data-enterraedit
data-toolbar-keys="bold,italic,link,bulletList,orderedList"></textarea>

Every button has a key. Name the ones you want, in any order, and the
toolbar is built from exactly those. Pass the same list in JavaScript
with toolbarKeys if you prefer.

Toolbar keys by group

Group Keys

Inline

bold italic underline
strike link unlink

Blocks

heading1 heading2 heading3
paragraph bulletList
orderedList blockquote
codeBlock horizontalRule

Insert
image table

History
undo redo

A misspelled key is reported rather than silently dropped, because a
toolbar quietly missing the button you asked for is worse than an error.
The list is also readable at runtime: EnterraEdit.ALL_KEYS ,
EnterraEdit.BUTTONS and EnterraEdit.keysByGroup() ,
so a configuration screen can build itself.

Theming

Light, dark, or your own accent.

Themes are CSS custom properties, so an accent color is one attribute. Tokens inherit
through the whole UI including dialogs.

Dark data-theme="dark"

A dark editor with a custom green accent.

Light data-theme="light"

A light editor with the same accent.

Set data-theme to light , dark , sepia
or contrast , and data-accent to any hex color.

Built in, not bolted on

Keyboard, screen reader, RTL.

Keyboard first

The toolbar follows the ARIA toolbar pattern, one tab stop with arrow keys between
buttons, and every shortcut you would expect from a text field.

Labeled for assistive tech

Every button has an accessible name from the same string table that supplies its
tooltip, so the two cannot drift apart.

Right to left

Set lang="ar" and direction follows automatically, with logical CSS
properties throughout rather than left and right.

Honest note. The structure is tested, but we have not yet driven this with a screen
reader ourselves. If you use one, we would like to hear how it goes.

Two ways to run it

Hosted, or yours to keep.

Both are available today. Use the CDN, or take the source and serve it yourself.

Hosted from our CDN

One script tag, nothing to download, nothing to update. The hosted build adds a small
attribution badge, which is the whole of the difference.

Copy

<script src="https://cdn.enterrahost.com/enterraedit/v1/enterraedit.min.js"></script>

Self-hosted

Build it yourself and serve it from your own infrastructure. No external dependency
and no badge. The self-hosted build adds nothing to your page at all.

Copy

git clone https://github.com/enterrahost/enterraedit
cd enterraedit && npm install && npm run build

Both are MIT licensed, so the badge can be removed either way. The hosted build sets it
because that is what pays for the CDN, not because the license requires it.

Content Security Policy

If you run a strict CSP, read this.

The editor injects its stylesheet at runtime, so style-src needs to allow
it. Without that the editor still works but renders unstyled.

Copy

script-src 'self' https://cdn.enterrahost.com;
style-src 'self' 'sha256-0+Sadta6+fDNRi/f31nJgj0Yh4WFjq77nVPhu+4yMYs=';

The hash covers the stylesheet this version injects, and it changes whenever the styles
do, so pin it to a version rather than copying it once. Adding
'unsafe-inline' instead works too, but is a wider permission than needed.
Links and images are restricted to safe URL schemes at the schema level, so a pasted
javascript: URL cannot be stored whatever your CSP says.

Free and open source

Take it, use it, change it.

MIT licensed with no attribution required from the self-hosted build. Issues and pull
requests are welcome.

View on GitHub
Ask us something

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# Shared Web Hosting. NVMe, nginx and Free Migration.

Source: https://enterrahost.com/hosting/

Shared Web Hosting), which
is what Google reads for the breadcrumb rich result. A page does not
have to draw a breadcrumb to declare one. -->
Shared hosting

Shared web hosting

NVMe storage behind nginx, free SSL, free migration and daily backups, in the
five regions our network tools already test from. The plans are being finalised.

Plans

Straight pricing. No surprise renewals.

Our shared hosting plans are not finalised yet. Tier names are placeholders and the details will be published here when they are.

Coming soon
Lite

Choose Lite — coming soon

Coming soon
Business

Choose Business — coming soon

Coming soon
Agency

Choose Agency — coming soon

Not sure what you need yet? Start with a domain or move your mail across, and
add hosting when it opens. Nothing here is a prerequisite for anything else.

Included

What every plan will carry.

These are the commitments that do not change between tiers. The tiers will
differ on capacity, not on whether your site is secure or backed up.

NVMe storage

Solid state storage on the PCIe bus rather than a spinning disk or a SATA drive, which is what makes a database-backed page feel instant rather than merely fast.

Free SSL, auto-renewed

A certificate issued and renewed for you, so the padlock does not lapse while nobody is looking. Renewal failures are one of the most common causes of a sudden browser warning.

Free migration

We move your existing sites, mail and databases across, usually within one business day, and we schedule the DNS cutover with you so the change happens when your traffic is quiet.

Daily backups

Taken every day and kept, so a bad plugin update or a deleted file is an inconvenience rather than a rebuild. Restores are something you ask us for, not something you have to script yourself.

Five regions

Cape Town, Frankfurt, St Louis, Singapore and Sydney. Pick the one nearest the people who visit your site, because distance is the part of latency no amount of tuning removes.

30 day money back

If it is not for you, ask within 30 days and we refund it. Domains and SSL certificates are excluded once provisioned, because the registry bills us the moment they complete.

Questions

Hosting, answered honestly.

When do the hosting plans go on sale?
We have not set a date. The infrastructure is being built and the plans are not finalised, so publishing a date we then miss would be worse than saying nothing. Leave your address on the list and you will hear before it is public.

Why is there no pricing on this page?
Because there is nothing we can charge you yet. Every price on this site is read live from our billing system, and shared hosting is not in it while the plans are still being shaped. A number here would be a guess, and a guess is a number we would have to change later.

What will the plans include?
NVMe storage behind nginx, a free SSL certificate that renews itself, free migration of your existing sites and mail, daily backups, and a 30 day money back guarantee. The tier names Lite, Business and Agency are placeholders and the differences between them are still being decided.

Can I buy hosting somewhere else and move later?
Yes, and nothing else on this site depends on us hosting you. You can register a domain, run business email and filter mail through us today, then move the site across when hosting opens. A domain registered here is yours and can point anywhere.

Where will the sites run?
The same five cities our tools already test from, Cape Town, Frankfurt, St Louis, Singapore and Sydney, so what the network tools measure is the network your site would use.

Start with what is ready today.

Register the domain, set up business email and filter the spam now. Hosting
slots in underneath the same account when it opens.

Find a domain
Business Email

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# Service Status. Live Uptime for Hosting, Email and Domains.

Source: https://enterrahost.com/status/

Home

All systems operational

Service status

Every service below is running normally.

Current state

Every service at a glance.

Web hosting

Sites and the control panel.

Operational

Business email

Mailboxes, sending, receiving and webmail.

Operational

Mail protection

Inbound and outbound filtering.

Operational

Domain names

Registration, transfers and DNS.

Operational

EnterraMon

Uptime, DNS and certificate monitoring.

Operational

Toolbox

Client area, billing and support.

Operational

Live figures are not connected yet — this page shows the states we publish by hand.
History and incident updates appear here once the feed is wired in.

Something wrong?

Tell us and we will look.

If a service looks wrong from your side and this page says it is fine, that is worth a ticket — it is usually local to your network or your account.

Open a ticket
Contact us

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# Support. Search Articles or Open a Ticket.

Source: https://enterrahost.com/support/

Home

Support

Search 60 guides by product, or open a ticket and we will
email you the ticket number and every reply.

Search support articles

Search

Knowledge base

Browse by product.

Pick a product to see its guides.

Shared Web Hosting
10 guides
Read the guides →

Business Email
10 guides
Read the guides →

Mail Protection
10 guides
Read the guides →

Domain Names
10 guides
Read the guides →

EnterraMon
10 guides
Read the guides →

EnterraHost
10 guides
Read the guides →

Shared Web Hosting

Point a domain at EnterraHost

Add a site and upload your files

Turn on free SSL

Move a WordPress site across

Use staging before you go live

Change the PHP version

Restore a backup

Create an SSH key

Set up cron jobs

Find your nameservers

Business Email

Create your first mailbox

Set up Outlook on a desktop

Set up mail on your phone

Send from your own domain

Add SPF, DKIM and DMARC

Create an alias or a catch-all

Reset a mailbox password

Choose between 10 GB and 50 GB

Add storage to a mailbox

Move your existing mail across

Mail Protection

Point your MX records at the filter

Release a message from quarantine

Report a false positive

Tune the spam threshold

Turn on archiving

Find a message in the archive

Read the quarantine digest

Set up outbound filtering

Whitelist a sender

Keep filtering while you migrate

Domain Names

Register a domain

Transfer a domain in

Transfer a .co.za domain

Change nameservers

Manage DNS records

Turn on WHOIS privacy

Turn on auto-renew

Renew a domain early

Understand a premium name

Recover a domain after it lapses

EnterraMon

Add your first site to monitor

Add a second region

Set up alert contacts

Publish a status page

Read a latency alert

Understand a downtime event

Schedule a weekly report

Monitor a DNS record

Monitor an IPv6 address

White label the reports

EnterraHost

Sign in to your account

Find an invoice

Update your billing details

Change your account email

Add a payment method

Upgrade or downgrade a plan

Cancel a service

Understand your renewal date

Set up an EnterraSEO audit

Read the acceptable use policy

Still stuck

Log a support ticket.

Tell us what happened and we will reply by email. Every reply stays
on the same ticket, so nothing gets lost in a thread.

Already a customer

Sign in and your services, invoices and past tickets are all waiting in one place. Opening a
ticket from inside your account keeps it attached to those services.

Log in to your account

Or ask without an account

Your name

Email

Product
, kept in the markup and
hidden from view. Everything visible is drawn over it, and the
list items are buttons that set the select's value. That is
what keeps the form working with JavaScript switched off: the
select still posts `product`, still honours `required`, and
still shows the browser's own picker.

The dropdown markup follows EnterraMon exactly — the same
classes, the same .is-selected marker on the current choice,
the same .dropdown-sublabel for the secondary line. -->

Choose a product

Shared Web Hosting

Business Email

Mail Protection

Domain Names

EnterraMon

EnterraHost

EnterraSEO

SSL and Security

Something else

Choose a product
Shared Web Hosting
Business Email
Mail Protection
Domain Names
EnterraMon
EnterraHost
EnterraSEO
SSL and Security
Something else

How can we help

Company website

Send to support

Questions

Before you write.

How do I reach a human?
Open a ticket with the form on this page. It goes into the support
queue, we reply by email, and every later reply stays on the same ticket so the whole
history sits in one place.

Do I need an account to open a ticket?
No. Your name and email are enough, and we send the ticket number and
every reply to that address. If you would rather the ticket sat under your account, sign in
to the client area and open it there instead.

Where do I manage my account?
Sign in to the client area. Your services, invoices, past tickets and
billing details are all there, and it is the only place you need for anything to do with
your account.

What should I put in a ticket?
The product, what you were doing, what you expected and what happened
instead. Name the exact domain or mailbox if it is one of those, because most problems come
down to a single record or setting. Paste error text rather than describing it.

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# What We Build. Website Pages and What Costs Extra.

Source: https://enterrahost.com/webportfolio/

Home

What we build.

Almost any page a business needs. Here is the range, and the one rule that governs what
costs extra, so you know before you order rather than after.

Back to your bundle

Your choices have been kept.

Standard pages

Every page type below is in the package price.

There is no per-page extra charge for building one of these. The packages differ on how
many pages they cover and on the structure around them, not on which kinds of page are
possible.

Home
The first page people land on, built to say what you do and get them to the next step.

About us
Who you are, your team, your story, and the things that make people trust you.

Services or products
What you sell, with a page per service or a catalogue that lists them all.

Contact
Your details, a map, and a form that emails you rather than a third-party widget.

Gallery or portfolio
Your work, your premises or your products, in a layout that loads fast.

Pricing
Your rates or packages in a table people can compare at a glance.

Blog or news
Articles you can add yourself, with an index and individual post pages.

FAQ
The questions you are asked every week, answered once, with proper markup for search.

Team or staff
Profiles with photographs, roles and contact details.

Testimonials or reviews
What your customers say, laid out so it reads as proof rather than decoration.

Booking or enquiry form
A form that collects what you need and lands in your inbox, with a copy kept.

Menu or catalogue
A structured list, whether that is a restaurant menu, a price list or a product range.

Location or branch pages
A page per site, with its own address, hours and directions.

Legal and policy pages
Privacy, terms, cookies and returns, laid out and linked in the footer.

Landing page
A single focused page for an advert or a campaign, with nothing to distract from it.

Coming soon or holding page
Live while the rest is being built, so the domain is never dark.

What costs extra.

Custom development, a specific third-party integration, or anything needing code we do not
already build. We tell you before we start, in writing, and you decide then. A standard
page of any type above is the package price, with no extras.

How the build works

You do not need to choose the pages now. Pick the package that
fits the scale, place the order, and one of our designers contacts you to agree
the pages, the content and the structure. Nothing is decided up front that you
cannot change with them.

Allow one to two weeks. These are hand built and optimized,
not assembled from a template. The designer will give you a firm timeline once
you have agreed the scope, and you will see it progress rather than wonder.

EnterraMon is included. Performance and uptime monitoring for
the site, so you find out about a problem from a report rather than from a
customer.

One order

Start with the bundle.

Choose your domain, your mailboxes and the website package that fits. One of our own
designers contacts you within a working day to agree the pages, the content and the
timeline before any work starts.

Build your bundle
Ask about a specific page

Examples

Screenshots are on the way.

We are putting together a set of examples to show here. In the meantime, tell us what you
are building and we will show you relevant work and talk you through how we would approach
it.