A step-by-step guide to hosting your first website in Nepal in 2026. Covers domain registration, picking a hosting plan, connecting DNS, installing WordPress, and setting up professional email — with real prices in NPR.

Getting a website online in Nepal is straightforward if you know the steps. Whether you are launching a business, a blog, or an online shop, this guide walks you through everything from choosing a domain to going live.
Your domain name is your address on the internet. For Nepal-based businesses, a .com.np domain adds local credibility. You can also register a .com if you want international reach. At HostingSewa, domain registration starts from NPR 1,499 per year for .com.np and NPR 1,199 for .com.
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Shared hosting is the most affordable starting point. For a new website in Nepal, a shared hosting plan handles everything from WordPress blogs to small business sites. HostingSewa's shared hosting plans start from NPR 999 per year and include cPanel, free SSL, and one-click WordPress install.
If your site gets more than 10,000 monthly visitors, move up to a VPS plan for better performance and dedicated resources.
Once you have both a domain and hosting, update your domain's nameservers to the ones provided by HostingSewa. Log into your domain registrar account, find the nameserver settings, and replace the existing entries. DNS changes take between 30 minutes and 48 hours to fully propagate worldwide.
Log into cPanel and use Softaculous to install WordPress in one click. No coding is needed. After installation, your site is accessible at your domain within minutes. You can then choose a theme and start adding content.
With cPanel hosting, you can create professional email addresses like [email protected] at no extra cost. Go to cPanel, open Email Accounts, and create your address. You can access it via webmail or connect it to Outlook or Gmail.
A basic website in Nepal costs as little as NPR 2,198 for the first year — that covers a .com domain and shared hosting together. HostingSewa has been helping Nepali businesses get online since 2015 and provides support in both Nepali and English.
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