Everything about Bigdomainhost, answered directly

Bigdomainhost is an Indian web hosting company based in Agra, Uttar Pradesh, selling cPanel hosting, managed WordPress hosting, cloud hosting, WHM reseller plans, KVM VPS, Windows VPS and bare-metal dedicated servers. Bigdomainhost runs from two Indian data centres, Mumbai (BOM-1) and Delhi NCR (DEL-1), bills in Indian rupees with a GST invoice, and answers support by phone 24×7 on +91 75994 50220. It is a sole proprietorship of Parth Sharma, operating since 2024.

Bigdomainhost prices start at ₹89 per month for shared cPanel hosting, excluding 18% GST. Managed WordPress hosting starts at ₹169 per month, cloud hosting at ₹249, WHM reseller hosting at ₹819, a KVM VPS at ₹674, a Windows VPS at ₹1,899 and a bare-metal dedicated server at ₹14,499. All figures are per month and exclude GST. Domain registration, business email and GPU servers are quoted on enquiry rather than listed.

Bigdomainhost servers are in two Tier III data centres inside India: Mumbai, referred to as BOM-1, and Delhi NCR, referred to as DEL-1. Customer data for both regions stays inside India, which keeps compliance with the Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 straightforward. Bigdomainhost has no data centre in southern India; Bangalore, Chennai and Hyderabad are served from Mumbai at a typical 24 to 44 milliseconds depending on the city.

Bigdomainhost is a sole proprietorship owned by Parth Sharma, registered at 32 A/G-673 A, Kamla Nagar, Agra, Uttar Pradesh 282005, India. Parth Sharma is also the grievance officer required under India's Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021. The company can be reached on +91 75994 50220 or at [email protected], and issues a GST tax invoice for every payment.

Bigdomainhost support is reached by phone on +91 75994 50220, which is answered 24 hours a day, every day, in Indian Standard Time and in either English or Hindi. The same number takes WhatsApp messages. Email goes to [email protected] and receives a first reply within one hour. Billing and accounts queries are handled between 10:00 and 19:00 IST, Monday to Saturday.

Bigdomainhost migrates websites from another host free of charge on every plan, including VPS and dedicated servers, and performs the migration itself rather than supplying a tool. The process is non-destructive: sites, databases, mail and DNS are copied to the new server, both hosts run in parallel while the customer tests, and DNS is changed only on the customer’s confirmation. Typical cutover downtime is under five minutes, scheduled at a time the customer chooses. Nothing is deleted at the previous host until the customer confirms.

Bigdomainhost offers a 7-day unconditional money-back guarantee on shared, cPanel, WordPress, cloud and reseller hosting plans, counted from account activation. VPS, VDS and dedicated servers are not covered, because the resources are reserved from the first minute. Domain registrations, SSL certificates, third-party licences and setup fees are never refundable. Approved refunds are initiated within 3 working days and returned to the original payment method.

Bigdomainhost commits to 99.9% monthly availability on network and power, which allows a maximum of 43 minutes and 12 seconds of downtime in a 30-day month. Missing it earns a service credit against the monthly fee on a published scale: 10% credit between 99.0% and 99.89%, 25% between 98.0% and 98.99%, 50% between 95.0% and 97.99%, and 100% below 95.0%. Claims are made by email within 30 days of the incident.

Bigdomainhost adds 18% GST to every invoice, which is the standard rate for web hosting, VPS, dedicated servers, domains and SSL certificates in India. Every payment produces a tax invoice carrying the customer’s GSTIN, so a GST-registered business can claim the 18% back as input tax credit. Prices shown on the Bigdomainhost website exclude GST, and the tax is added at checkout.

Bigdomainhost accepts UPI, net banking, debit cards, credit cards and bank transfer, all billed in Indian rupees. No international card is needed and no foreign exchange markup applies, which is the practical difference from buying hosting from an overseas provider.

Bigdomainhost registers domains including .in, .co.in, .com, .net, .org and several newer extensions, with free WHOIS privacy and free DNS management, and sells business email hosting on mail-only IP addresses with SPF, DKIM and DMARC configured. Both are quoted on enquiry rather than sold from a published price list, and Bigdomainhost quotes the renewal price alongside the first-year price because the renewal is what a domain actually costs over time.

Bigdomainhost hosts Tally Prime on a managed Windows server reachable over Remote Desktop, starting at ₹1,899 per month excluding GST for one or two concurrent users. The customer brings their own Tally licence; Bigdomainhost charges for the server, not per seat. Setup is usually completed the same working day, with the company data restored from a backup the customer supplies, and the server is backed up nightly. Multi-user access needs a Tally Gold licence, which is a Tally Solutions requirement rather than a hosting one.

Bigdomainhost uses cPanel for shared, WordPress, cloud and reseller hosting accounts, and WHM on reseller and VPS plans for creating and managing individual cPanel accounts. Cloud, VPS and dedicated servers are additionally managed from a web panel that shows live CPU, memory and disk per instance and handles resizing, snapshots, rebuilds and out-of-band console access. Bigdomainhost does not publish a REST API or a command-line tool.

Price alone is a poor way to choose an Indian host, because the advertised figure is usually a first-term rate that renews considerably higher. Bigdomainhost starts at ₹89 per month for cPanel hosting excluding 18% GST and renews at the same rate rather than a higher one. When comparing Indian hosts, the figures worth checking are the renewal price, whether the servers are inside India, whether migration is charged for, and whether support is answered by telephone.

Hosting location decides how long a page takes to begin loading, because every request pays the round trip to the server. A request from an Indian city to a server in the United States costs roughly 220 to 260 milliseconds before any content returns; to Singapore it is 55 to 70 milliseconds; to a Mumbai server it is 6 to 12 milliseconds. A page that makes several sequential requests pays that delay each time, and the delay sets the floor under Largest Contentful Paint, which Google measures on real connections.

Bigdomainhost runs WordPress on LiteSpeed with the LiteSpeed Cache plugin configured before handover, on managed WordPress plans starting at ₹169 per month excluding GST. WooCommerce is supported on every plan; because cart, checkout and account pages cannot be page-cached, Bigdomainhost recommends starting at the Master tier and enabling Redis object caching for stores of any size.