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HostiQuro

হোস্টিকুরো

A hosting company built for Bangladesh, in Bangla and English.

HostiQuro is Rythzen's hosting business: cPanel shared hosting, BDIX-routed plans in Dhaka, KVM VPS with full root, reseller hosting with your own WHM, domain registration across nine registrars, and business email — sold, provisioned and supported from one platform we wrote ourselves.

HostiQuro screenshot

What exists today

69

Published plans

Across 7 product lines, every one provisioned automatically rather than by hand

53

Domain extensions priced

Routed across nine registrar integrations

118

Bilingual articles

60 blog posts and 58 knowledge-base articles, written in both languages

236

Database tables

Catalogue, billing, provisioning, panels, support, monitoring and audit

Counted from the HostiQuro platform database on 22 August 2026. Plans marked draft or inactive are excluded. Two regions are served — Dhaka, routed through BDIX, and Canada — across eight web surfaces: the storefront, two customer panels, the admin console, the help centre, the status page, the support console and the blog.

The problem

Bangladesh buys hosting in Bangla and is sold it in English

A survey of the four largest Bangladeshi hosting providers in August 2026 found something none of them mention: not one of them serves their own market in its own language. Every storefront, every plan comparison, every knowledge-base article is in English, in a country where the buyer's first language is Bangla.

That is the gap HostiQuro was built into. It is not a translated site — it is a bilingual product. The storefront has a full Bangla route tree with its own prerendered pages and hreflang, plan names and specifications carry Bangla columns in the database rather than a JavaScript dictionary, and the customer panels, invoices, support replies and SMS notifications all speak the language the customer chose.

The second gap is trust. Hosting in this market is sold on words like "unlimited" and "99.9%" that nobody can check. HostiQuro publishes what its plans actually contain, and its status page and uptime monitoring are first-party — the same monitor that watches customer sites watches ours.

The country HostiQuro sells into

83M

Internet users

About 47% of the population — the other half is still arriving

71%

Web traffic from phones

The highest mobile share of any country measured

99%

Speak Bangla first

And are sold hosting in English by every large local host

<0.5%

Of the web is in Bangla

A quarter of a billion speakers, almost no content

Outside figures, each dated and cited at the foot of this page. They are the reason the product is bilingual rather than translated, and why the phone layout is the primary one.

The platform

Everything from order to provisioning is ours

HostiQuro does not run on an off-the-shelf billing panel with modules bolted on. The storefront, the billing engine, the provisioning pipeline, the customer panels and the support console are one codebase, which is why a feature can reach across all of them at once.

Automated provisioning

A paid order creates the cPanel account, the VPS, the reseller WHM or the domain registration without a human step, and reports back what it actually did — including when a node refuses.

Nine registrar integrations

Domain search, registration, transfer, nameservers, locks and privacy work across nine registrar APIs behind one capability engine, so a TLD is routed to whichever registrar can actually sell it.

Registry-truth domain search

Availability is confirmed against the registry, not only a reseller API. A reseller saying "taken" for a name that is genuinely free costs a real sale, so the answer is checked at the source.

Our own ACME client

SSL issuance and renewal run through a first-party ACME v2 implementation, so certificates are not at the mercy of a panel feature that silently stops renewing.

Two customer panels

my.hostiquro.com handles the commercial side — orders, invoices, wallet, renewals. control.hostiquro.com handles the technical side — files, databases, DNS, email, WordPress, VPS power and console.

First-party uptime monitoring

Every domain and every cPanel site is enrolled automatically and checked from our own monitor, with SMS and email alerts and a capped daily message budget so an outage cannot spam a customer.

An omnichannel support console

SupportOS puts live chat, email and voice in one agent view, on top of a real Asterisk PBX with a Bangladeshi SIP trunk — not a chat widget forwarding to a mailbox.

Payments that fit the market

Checkout runs through Rythzen Pay, our own gateway hub, so bKash, Nagad, cards and bank channels all arrive through one integration and one settlement ledger.

A bilingual knowledge base

The help centre and a 60-post blog are written in both languages — each post authored, not machine-translated, because hosting instructions that read like a translation get abandoned halfway.

The product

The storefront, as it ships

Screenshots of hostiquro.com taken on 20 August 2026. Nothing here is a mockup or a design comp.

hostiquro.com
The English storefront: plan families, BDIX routing and pricing in taka.
The English storefront: plan families, BDIX routing and pricing in taka.
hostiquro.com/bn
The same store in Bangla — a parallel route tree with its own prerendered pages, not a client-side string swap.
The same store in Bangla — a parallel route tree with its own prerendered pages, not a client-side string swap.
hostiquro.com/hosting/bdix
BDIX hosting: plans served from Dhaka, so traffic inside Bangladesh stays inside Bangladesh.
BDIX hosting: plans served from Dhaka, so traffic inside Bangladesh stays inside Bangladesh.
hostiquro.com/vps
KVM VPS with full root, chosen by resources rather than by a tier name.
KVM VPS with full root, chosen by resources rather than by a tier name.
hostiquro.com/reseller
Reseller hosting: your own WHM, unlimited cPanel accounts, and branded nameservers.
Reseller hosting: your own WHM, unlimited cPanel accounts, and branded nameservers.
hostiquro.com/domains
Domain search and registration, priced per TLD and answered against the registry.
Domain search and registration, priced per TLD and answered against the registry.

More of the storefront

The rest of the shop

Captured on the live site at 1440×900. Every plan, price and specification shown is read from the platform database, so the page cannot drift out of step with what checkout will actually sell.

The hub that routes a visitor to the right product line instead of one undifferentiated plan wall.
Hosting hub — The hub that routes a visitor to the right product line instead of one undifferentiated plan wall.
Plan comparison with the resource limits stated rather than described as unlimited.
Shared hosting — Plan comparison with the resource limits stated rather than described as unlimited.
The /bn route tree — prerendered pages with their own hreflang, not a client-side string swap.
Bangla storefront — The /bn route tree — prerendered pages with their own hreflang, not a client-side string swap.
Plans served from inside Bangladesh, so local traffic stays local.
BDIX hosting — Plans served from inside Bangladesh, so local traffic stays local.
Virtual machines chosen by resources rather than by a tier name.
KVM VPS — Virtual machines chosen by resources rather than by a tier name.
Your own WHM, unlimited cPanel accounts, and branded nameservers from ৳699 a month.
Reseller — Your own WHM, unlimited cPanel accounts, and branded nameservers from ৳699 a month.

Bangla on a phone

Most of this market arrives on a phone

Bangladesh is a mobile-first internet market, and Bangla text is materially longer than its English equivalent — a label that fits a desktop button wraps or overflows on a 360px screen.

So the Bangla surface is tested at phone widths as a first-class case, not as an afterthought discovered by a customer. Both screenshots are the live site at 390×844.

English, mobile
Bangla, mobile

Published pricing

What it costs

Monthly rates in Bangladeshi taka, read from the platform database on 22 August 2026 — 69 published plans in total. Quarterly, annual, two-year and three-year terms are published for every one of them.

Product lineFromUp toWhat you get
WordPress hosting৳149 / mo৳3,249 / moTuned for WordPress, with one-click install and staging
Shared hosting৳150 / mo৳2,399 / mocPanel, NVMe storage, free Let's Encrypt SSL
BDIX hosting (Dhaka)৳179 / mo৳2,699 / moServed inside Bangladesh for local speed
Dedicated IP hosting৳1,499 / mo৳6,499 / moYour own IPv4 on shared infrastructure
KVM VPS৳899 / mo৳8,499 / moFull root, 1–8 vCPU, 1–12 GB RAM, choice of Linux
Reseller hosting৳699 / mo৳19,999 / moYour own WHM, unlimited cPanel accounts
Domain registrationPer TLDNine registrars, registry-checked availability

HostiQuro is deliberately not the cheapest host in Bangladesh. The market's advertised floor sits below these figures, and matching it would mean overselling nodes — which is the one thing a hosting customer cannot forgive.

How HostiQuro is positioned

Measured against the four largest Bangladeshi hosting providers in a survey run on 14 August 2026 — one polite request per site, reading only what each provider publishes on its own pages.

A typical BD hostHostiQuro
Bangla interfaceNone foundFull parallel Bangla site, panels and comms
BDIX routingAdvertisedAdvertised and served from Dhaka
NVMe storageAdvertisedAdvertised
Advertised entry priceBelow ৳150/mo৳150/mo
Top shared-tier priceUp to ৳24,000/yrReseller to ৳19,999/mo
Customer panelStock billing panelTwo purpose-built panels, commerce and technical
Support channelsTicket + live chatChat, email and voice in one console
Status + monitoringRarely publishedFirst-party monitor, every site auto-enrolled

Competitor names are omitted deliberately: advertised prices in this market change week to week, and a dated table attributed to a named company goes stale in a way that misleads. The method is repeatable — the figures above are what the survey found on that date.

Under the storefront

The parts a customer never sees

Most of the engineering in a hosting business is invisible. It is the difference between an order that provisions itself at 3am and one that waits for someone to wake up.

  • A driver contract that lets one codebase provision to cPanel/WHM, Virtualizor and other panels through the same twenty actions
  • Capability matrices per node, so the storefront never sells a feature a particular server cannot deliver
  • Idempotent provisioning with a report of what was actually done, including partial failures
  • A wallet and credit-note system, proration on upgrades, and a dunning ladder before suspension
  • Bangladesh VAT handling, including Mushak 6.3 invoice requirements
  • Staff two-factor authentication, role-based permissions and a full audit trail
  • SPF, DKIM and DMARC on outbound mail, with deliverability checked rather than assumed
  • A daily estate sweep that checks every node, certificate, mailbox and cron across the business

How it was built

HostiQuro went live in July 2026 and has been developed continuously since. The dates below are shipping dates, not plans.

  1. July 2026

    Launch

    Storefront, catalogue, checkout and the first automated cPanel provisioning went live.

  2. July 2026

    Reliability pass

    Twelve operational workflows hardened: retries, reconciliation, and provisioning that reports what it did.

  3. July 2026

    Integration hub

    Nine registrars and a pluggable panel-driver layer behind one capability engine, so a new server is added in one place.

  4. August 2026

    Bangla storefront

    A full /bn route tree with prerendered pages, hreflang and a sticky locale — plus 60 bilingual articles.

  5. August 2026

    Two-panel split

    The customer area was rebuilt into my. for commerce and control. for technical operations.

  6. August 2026

    SupportOS

    Live chat, email and voice brought into one agent console on top of a real PBX and a Bangladeshi SIP trunk.

  7. August 2026

    Uptime monitoring

    A first-party monitor now enrols every customer domain and cPanel site automatically and alerts by SMS and email.

Questions people actually ask

Is HostiQuro a reseller or a host?

Both, honestly. Some capacity is our own infrastructure and some is rented reseller capacity from upstream providers — which is how every hosting business of this size starts. What is ours is the platform: the storefront, billing, provisioning, panels and support all run on code we wrote, so the customer experience is not inherited from an upstream.

What does BDIX hosting actually change?

BDIX is Bangladesh's internet exchange. A site served from inside it reaches Bangladeshi visitors without their traffic leaving the country and coming back, which cuts latency for a local audience. For an audience outside Bangladesh it makes no difference, which is why we also sell a Canadian region rather than pretending one location suits everyone.

Can I pay with bKash or Nagad?

Yes. Checkout runs through Rythzen Pay, our own payment hub, which carries mobile financial services, cards and bank channels through a single integration.

Do you really support Bangla, or is it a translated page?

It is a parallel product. Plan names and specifications have Bangla columns in the database, the Bangla routes are prerendered as their own pages with hreflang, and support replies, invoices and SMS go out in the language the customer chose. The Bangla is written by a human in everyday spoken Bangla — technical terms stay in Latin script, because that is how Bangladeshi developers actually talk.

What happens if a server goes down?

Our own monitor checks every enrolled site and alerts by SMS and email, with a daily message cap so an incident cannot flood a customer's phone. A daily sweep also checks every node, certificate and mailbox across the estate, so problems are usually found before a customer sees them.

Can I resell hosting under my own brand?

Yes — reseller plans come with your own WHM, unlimited cPanel accounts and branded nameservers, from ৳699 a month. White-labelling is driven from the database rather than a code fork, so your customers never see ours.

Sources

Figures about HostiQuro are read from its own platform database on 22 August 2026. Figures about Bangladesh come from named outside sources, listed here so they can be checked rather than taken on trust.

  1. Bangladesh had roughly 83 million internet users, about 47% of the population — DataReportal, "Digital 2026: Bangladesh", retrieved 22 August 2026
  2. Bangladesh has the world's highest share of web requests from mobile devices, around 71% — Cloudflare Radar analysis, mobile device share by country, retrieved 22 August 2026
  3. Almost all Bangladeshis speak Bengali as a first language — Wikipedia, "Languages of Bangladesh", retrieved 22 August 2026
  4. Bengali accounts for under 0.5% of web content despite a quarter of a billion speakers — Statista, most common languages used on the internet, retrieved 22 August 2026
  5. Competitor pricing and feature positions in the comparison table — First-party survey of the four largest Bangladeshi hosting providers, reading only their own published pages, retrieved 14 August 2026

HostiQuro is live and selling

Plans, prices and availability are on the storefront in both languages. For partnerships, reseller arrangements or anything that needs a person, talk to Rythzen.