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Local Philippine hosting companies
Some businesses want a hosting company based in the Philippines, with local support and local billing. Below are companies whose own websites we could open and confirm offer hosting, plus the questions worth asking any of them.
Directory
| Company | Services on its site | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Web.com.phweb.com.ph | Domains, web and reseller hosting, virtual, dedicated and colocated servers, plus Microsoft and Google productivity suites. | Describes itself as a Filipino company serving SMEs since 2006, with 24x7 support and a 30-day money-back guarantee on web and reseller hosting. Address listed in Makati City. |
| 1PesoHosting1pesohosting.com | Shared cPanel and WordPress hosting, enterprise plans and VPS plans. | States web hosting from ₱200/month and lists PayPal, bank transfer and GCash as payment options. |
| iManilaimanila.ph | A digital agency whose services include shared web and email hosting, business cloud hosting and dedicated servers, alongside web design and marketing. | Best read as an agency that also hosts, rather than a self-serve host. |
| dotPHdot.ph | The .ph domain registry. Also sells domain hosting, SSL certificates, Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace. | Lists credit cards and DragonPay (including over-the-counter cash) as payment options for domains. |
Not ranked. Each site was opened on 13 Nov 2026; descriptions repeat what the company’s own site says. These are plain links, not affiliate links.
We only list a company after opening its website and seeing hosting services on it. Several names from older lists now lead to parked or unreachable domains, so they are left out. Know a local host we should check? Tell us through the contact form.
What to ask a local host
- Where exactly are the servers? Ask for the data centre or facility name. Some “local” hosts run on servers in Singapore or the US.
- Do you issue BIR-registered official receipts? Important if you need them for your books.
- Which payment methods do you accept? GCash, Maya or bank transfer, and whether you can pay monthly.
- What are your support hours and channels? Phone, chat or ticket, and in which language.
- What backups are included, how often, and how quickly you can restore.
Whatever you choose, ask for a test IP or URL and compare it with the regional clouds in the ping tester.