Third-Party Services
The following Third-Party Terms of Service apply to additional services that may be integrated into our Web Hosting services. By purchasing any of the Web Hosting Packages we offer, the customer acknowledges and agrees that Host2Go Ltd may use integrated third-party tools and services solely for the purpose of:
– Improving the already offered service.
– Improving the user experience.
– Adding additional functionalities.
– Adding Security improvements.
– Adding Performance improvements.
Contact our support team for more information: [email protected]
By using the Web Hosting services after purchase, the customer confirms acceptance of any applicable Third-Party services bundled with the selected hosting package.
Host2Go Ltd reserves the right to add new, update already existing or completely remove any Third-Party services without any prior notice. Host2Go Ltd reserves the right to change the pricing and apply additional price for any bundled or additionally added Third-Party services without any prior notice.
The customer agrees with the usage of the following list of additional Third-Party services provided with our Web Hosting packages:
PublicDomainRegistry – Industry leader in providing Domain Registration Solutions.
Tucows Inc. – Domain name registration and related registry services.
Cloud Infrastructure Providers – Depending on the selected hosting service, server location, and customer configuration, Host2Go Ltd’s hosting platform may utilise third-party cloud infrastructure providers to deliver compute, storage, and networking services. Such providers may include, but are not limited to, Google Cloud Platform (GCP), Amazon Web Services (AWS), and DigitalOcean.
cPanel/WHM – A widely used web hosting control panel provided to customers free of charge or at a fixed price, as determined by Host2Go Ltd. cPanel is a Linux-based graphical user interface used for managing web hosting accounts and related services.
StackCP – Linux based Graphical user interface gives you the flexibility and full website managing.
CloudLinux – A specialized Linux operating system designed for shared hosting environments, used to enhance stability, security, and resource isolation.
JetBackup – Additionally added functionality to the cPanel/WHM services used to graphically represent the backup/restore processes for our customers’ accounts.
Softaculous – Additionally added functionality to cPanel/WHM that allows the customers to easily install web scripts on their web hosting accounts with few clicks. The service supports more than 450 web scripts with different and useful functionalities.
SpamExperts – Additionally added functionality to cPanel/WHM and to the Email service in particular. It is used to scan and filter all the inbound or outbound emails for spam, viruses or malicious links.
Imunify360 – Server security and malware protection platform used to detect, prevent, and mitigate security threats such as malware, brute-force attacks, and suspicious activity. Imunify360 may process IP addresses, security logs, and system metadata for protection and monitoring purposes.
Cloudflare – Content Delivery Network (CDN) and security service used to improve website performance, reliability, and security. Cloudflare may be used for DNS services, traffic routing, DDoS protection, Web Application Firewall (WAF), and caching, depending on the selected hosting package and customer configuration.
Host2Go Ltd reserves the right to update the Third-Party Terms of Service as we see fit without any prior notice.
This page provides an overview of third-party tools and services integrated into our hosting offerings. For GDPR-related information regarding the processing of personal data, please refer to our Data Processing Agreement (DPA) and Sub-processors List.
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