MilesWeb review
India-first hosting that bills in rupees and takes UPI · Founded 2012 · India
Our verdict
The most sensible default for a small Indian site: a Mumbai datacenter, INR billing, UPI accepted, and a renewal that roughly doubles rather than quintupling. Resources are modest and it is not the host for anything demanding.
$63.36 over three years one term at the intro rate, then two renewals
- Refund window 30 days
- Uptime SLA 99.95%
- Readers rate it No reviews yet
What we liked
- Bills in INR and accepts UPI — no forex markup
- Mumbai datacenter
- Renewal roughly 2x, mild by this list's standards
- Support is India-hours friendly
What we did not
- Modest resources on entry plans
- No free domain
- Less independent testing than global brands
- Requires long terms for the headline price
What it actually costs
checked 28 Jul 2026The advertised price applies to your first term only. Here is the same plan over three years.
That is at or below the cheapest renewal rate we track (Namecheap Hosting, $3.88/mo), so renewal cost is not the reason to look elsewhere.
Arithmetic on the published monthly rates above. Real bills vary with term length, currency, region, taxes and whatever promotion is live when you check out.
Specifications
Plans and real pricing
Renewal rates shown where the provider publishes them. Confirm at checkout.
Solo (Rs 69/mo)
- Websites1
- Storage10 GB SSD
- BandwidthUnmetered
Mumbai DC, INR billing
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- WebsitesUnlimited
- Storage25 GB SSD
- BandwidthUnmetered
Unlimited websites
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Who it is for
An Indian site or small business that wants local billing, local support hours and a Mumbai datacenter without currency conversion on every invoice.
Why the renewal matters less here
About 2x, against 3-6x for most of this list. On a three-year view that difference outweighs the headline intro price.
The trade-off
Entry resources are modest. This is hosting for a brochure site, a blog or a small store — not for something under real load.
Reader reviews
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We do not write customer reviews ourselves, so this stays empty until real customers fill it. If you have hosted with MilesWeb, yours would be the most useful thing on this page.
- Which plan, and how long
- Resource limits matter more than brand name
- One thing that went right
- Be specific — "support was good" helps nobody
- One thing that went wrong
- The most valuable line in any review
- What you paid at renewal
- The figure we cannot verify without you
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