Is Asura Hosting worth it?
Asura Hosting is a low-cost host with a Starter plan and an Elite plan, offered with cPanel or DirectAdmin. Whether it suits you depends on the plan, the currency you pay in and how much you need phone or chat support.
The Starter plan is listed at $1.00/mo with the same renewal price. Free SSL, free migration and a 99.9% uptime SLA appear on the pages read, but the two sources quote prices in different currencies, so check the live page first.
What is Asura Hosting?
Asura Hosting says it was formed in 2012 and serves customers from 87 countries, according to MyHelpfulHints. The two third-party pages describe its plans as Starter and Elite.
What Asura Hosting says about its scale
MyHelpfulHints quotes the company as having 20,000 customers and looking after 100,000 websites. Those are company statements repeated by a third-party review, and the page does not say how they were counted. The text read gives no figure for how many of those customers stay.
Plans and what they include
The Starter plan includes 1 GB RAM, 12 GB NVMe storage, unmetered transfer and 15 sites. CloudSpress also lists free SSL, a free domain for the first year and free migration, along with cPanel and DirectAdmin control panels. Those figures are the company's own, as the review repeats them, and no source is given for them. The Elite plan is described as unlimited NVMe SSD storage, with real-time protection by Imunify360, JetBackup daily backups, LiteSpeed Enterprise and a free dedicated IP.
Is Asura Hosting legit and safe to use?
The company details come from third-party pages, and neither gives a registered company name or street address. The sources do give server locations and customer counts, which the company states itself.
Asura Hosting's server footprint
CloudSpress says servers are in 4 countries: Canada in Montreal, the United Kingdom in London, the United States in New York and Luxembourg, with no city stated. The company's customer count of 20,000 comes from an older review, so it may be out of date.
Claims that still need checking
The text read names no registered company, street address or certificate. Ask the company for those details before paying, and treat its customer and uptime statements as its own claims.
How we evaluated Asura Hosting
This Asura Hosting review is based on two third-party pages: a CloudSpress plan page and a MyHelpfulHints review. HostSiftly did not sign up for or test the service.
The company's own site gave an access error when read, so its pricing, features, uptime and support details come from those pages only. The two pages quote prices in different currencies and on different dates, so check the live pricing, terms and about pages before you buy.
Asura Hosting output quality and limits
Uptime and protection claims come from the company and are repeated by third-party pages. Both sources quote a 99.9% uptime figure, and neither gives the credit terms for downtime.
Uptime figures
CloudSpress lists an uptime SLA of 99.9%, and MyHelpfulHints lists a guaranteed 99.9% uptime. Ask for the SLA wording before you buy, since the text read gives no penalty or credit terms. The two pages agree on the number, but neither explains what happens when it is missed, so read the SLA itself before you rely on it.
Protection and backups on the Elite plan
MyHelpfulHints lists Imunify360 real-time protection, JetBackup daily backups and LiteSpeed Enterprise on the Elite plan. These are the company's own claims, and HostSiftly has not verified them.
Asura Hosting key features
Asura Hosting lists two plans on the pages read, Starter and Elite. The Starter plan lists its specs, and the Elite plan lists its extras.
Starter plan specs
The Starter plan includes 1 GB RAM, 12 GB NVMe storage, unmetered transfer and 15 sites. CloudSpress also lists free SSL, a free domain for the first year, free migration, and cPanel and DirectAdmin control panels.
Elite plan extras
The Elite plan is described as unlimited NVMe SSD storage, with real-time protection by Imunify360, JetBackup daily backups, LiteSpeed Enterprise and a free dedicated IP. WHMCS is optional at $9.99/mo on that plan.
Asura Hosting pricing and plans
Asura Hosting's prices come from two third-party pages, one quoting dollars and one pounds, and they may be out of date. Check the live pricing page before you buy.
CloudSpress lists the Starter plan at $1.00/mo billed monthly, renewing at $1.00/mo, with a 3-year total of $36. It says the price data is dated 24 Sept 2026 and was copied from the company's pricing page.
The company's renewal promise, as CloudSpress quotes it, is that every plan with a published renewal price renews at the same price it started at.
MyHelpfulHints says the reviewer chose the Elite plan at £81.99 on the yearly plan, and that paying monthly attracts a 17% price increase compared to the yearly plan over a 12-month timescale. Its cPanel WordPress plans start from £1.06 per month.
Support, refunds and cancellation
Support is listed as ticket and email on CloudSpress, and as 24/7 on MyHelpfulHints. The first source lists no phone or chat, while the second says tickets are usually answered quickly.
Support channels
CloudSpress lists ticket, email and 24/7 support, with no phone or chat listed on that page. MyHelpfulHints says the company has a dedicated support team available 24/7, with tickets usually answered from 20 minutes.
Both statements are the company's claims, repeated by third-party pages, so send a question before you commit.
Support on the live site
The company's own support page could not be read, so the channels and hours above come from CloudSpress and MyHelpfulHints only. Check the live support page and ask which team answers tickets before you rely on the 24/7 claim for a business site.
Who should use Asura Hosting
Asura Hosting suits budget buyers who want a Starter plan, cPanel or DirectAdmin, and a renewal price that stays put. It is less certain for buyers who need phone or chat support, because the page read lists neither.
Buyers who want the Elite features should convert the pound prices to dollars and compare the monthly and yearly rates, since the two sources use different currencies. Anyone who needs a written service promise should get the wording from the company before paying.
Final verdict on Asura Hosting
Asura Hosting looks like a low-cost host with a Starter plan at $1.00/mo and a stated same-price renewal rule. Its support details are thin on the pages read, so confirm them before buying.
This review uses two third-party pages only, and HostSiftly did not sign up for or test the service. Confirm the live prices and the support channels on the company's own site before paying.