How to Pay for Web Hosting in Nepal Without an International Credit Card

Most well-known hosting providers are billed in US dollars through a Visa or Mastercard, or through PayPal. That's a real barrier for a lot of people in Nepal — not everyone has an international card, and the ones that do often deal with currency conversion charges and exchange-rate swings that make a "$2/month" plan cost something different every renewal.

Paying in Nepalese Rupees, without a card

All our plans are priced and billed in Nepalese Rupees, and paid by QR code — the same kind of payment you'd use for most local purchases. No credit card, no PayPal account, and no exchange rate to worry about between billing cycles.

How ordering actually works

1. Message us on WhatsApp with the plan you want from the pricing page.
2. We send you the QR code for that plan's price.
3. You scan and pay from your phone.
4. Once payment is confirmed, we set up your account and send your DirectAdmin login on WhatsApp.

There's no signup form, no card details typed into a checkout page, and no ticket system — the entire order happens in a WhatsApp conversation, in Nepali or English.

Why this matters beyond convenience

For students and freelancers especially, not needing a credit card removes a real obstacle — plenty of people simply don't have one yet, or don't want to put a monthly foreign-currency subscription on it. Local, rupee-priced billing also means the price you're quoted is the price you pay, with nothing lost to conversion fees. If you've been putting off getting a website online because every hosting option assumed you had a foreign card, that's exactly the gap this is meant to close.