From domains and hosting to email, VPS and security, Transcom has been keeping British businesses online since 1993. As a Nominet-accredited registrar we register and manage your domains, host your sites on fast NVMe infrastructure, and protect your inbox with our own MxGuard antispam — all backed by 24/7 UK support. Power users get more: DNS filtering, domain dropcatching, security forensics, and TDesk, our own hosting control panel that runs the whole lot on our servers or yours.
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The HA-32G is a KVM virtual private server with 32 GB RAM, 6 vCPU and 300 GB NVMe of fast NVMe storage, on unlimited bandwidth. Top tier for demanding workloads. Dedicated KVM resources, full root access and instant setup — £85.00 per month with no contract. Specification: - 32 GB dedicated RAM - 6 vCPU (dedicated KVM resources) - 300 GB NVMe NVMe storage - Unlimited bandwidth - IPv4 and IPv6 included Ideal for the most demanding production workloads. Every tier runs on true KVM virtualisation, so the RAM, CPU and disk are dedicated to your server — not shared or oversold like container-based hosting. Platform features: - KVM virtualisation with genuinely dedicated resources - Full root access — install anything, configure freely - Choice of Linux distributions, plus Windows Server 2025 - Bring your own ISO — install any OS image you need - IPv4 and IPv6 connectivity - NoVNC web console for out-of-band access - Built-in firewall management - Free backups included Reliability and management: - DDoS protection included as standard - UK-hosted infrastructure - Instant setup — your server is provisioned and online in minutes - Self-service control: reinstall, reboot, console and firewall all from your panel - No contract — month-to-month, cancel any time All resources are dedicated to your VPS under KVM, giving you predictable performance for production workloads, with full root so you control the entire stack.
The Legacy Engine is a one-time purchase of the Transcom dropcatch software outright — your own licensed copy of the engine to install and run on your own Linux server, catching dropping domains from any registrar that uses the EPP / DAC XML process. £445 one-time. What the software does: The engine catches dropping domain names from registrars using the EPP / DAC XML process — around 80 countries operate one. The configuration file comes pre-configured with Nominet parameters, making it ready to use straight away for any Nominet registrar. Once you own it, there are no monthly fees — you run it on your own infrastructure under your own TAG. Modern time-release engine: The current software is a complete rewrite for Nominet's time-release drop process (introduced September 2022), while remaining compatible with the older DAC/EPP method. Key features: - Multiple non-blocking EPP sockets — all scripts run multi-socket and non-blocking. - A proprietary algorithm that streams EPP writes in blocks for tighter timing. - Seven chronological result points to help you judge the best moment to send EPP creates. - Latency computation displayed on the login screen. - Post-check registration — register a name if the catch timing missed the slot but the domain became available. How you run it: - Requires PHP 7.4.x with the server set to UTC/Zulu time (all drop times are in Zulu). - run.php — single domain, non-blocking mode. - robin.php — round-robin mode, multiple domains read from a flatfile list, fully automated. - Several additional utilities are provided, plus nightly Nominet droplist downloads. Own it outright: Install via SSH on your own Linux server using your EPP password, Account ID and licence key. Existing SSH-software owners can upgrade to the new engine. A one-time purchase with no recurring fees — settle caught domains with Nominet directly at your own registrar rate. Leased options are also available if you'd prefer not to buy.
Deep Packet Filter (DPF) analyses and blocks adverts, malware, tracking, telemetry and phishing at the network level — before any of it reaches your device. No hardware, no software, just a DNS change. £5.49 per month, no contract. About 70% of the data delivered to a typical connection was never requested — adverts, trackers, telemetry and background noise. DPF deletes this before it arrives, freeing real bandwidth and speeding up your whole network. What DPF blocks: - All adverts — banner ads, video pre-rolls, pop-ups and in-page advertising across every website and app. - Malware — known malware distribution domains, ransomware callbacks and drive-by download sites, blocked before they reach any device. - Tracking — invisible trackers, pixel beacons, cross-site analytics and fingerprinting scripts that follow you across the web. - Telemetry — background telemetry, OS analytics and silent auto-reporting that consumes bandwidth and erodes privacy. - Phishing — phishing sites, fraud domains and scam infrastructure, updated continuously from multiple threat feeds. - In-app adverts — ads inside mobile apps, games and smart-TV applications, across every device on your network at once. How it works: DPF operates at the DNS layer. You choose a plan, receive your primary and secondary DPF DNS server addresses by email, change the DNS settings on your device, router or DHCP server, and protection is active immediately — no reboot, no app, no configuration beyond the DNS change. Every device on the network is then protected. Any device, instantly: Works on phones, tablets, laptops, Smart TVs, routers, IoT devices and entire corporate networks — all from one DNS change. Set it on your router and every device behind it is covered automatically. Aviation and satellite grade: DPF is used by airlines globally and is proven on high-latency satellite, ATG and EAN networks where every byte counts. By stripping unrequested data at source it lowers contention and improves responsiveness on exactly the kind of costly, congested links where it matters most. Admin controls included: - White-list and black-list controls - Admin tools - User service blocking - User social blocking - User content blocking - No contract, cancel any time - 24/7 UK customer support from real engineers Protecting networks globally: 86,499 active users, 9.1M adverts blocked, 47.8M URLs stopped and thousands of GB of bandwidth saved — updated continuously.
Hybrid VPN + SmartDNS gives you a private VPN on your OWN dedicated server — not a shared gateway. The centrepiece is your own individual static IP address: it is yours alone, never shared or rotated, giving you a stable, reputable, allow-listable address for banking, remote access, geo-consistent services and IP whitelisting. SmartDNS is built straight into the tunnel. - Your own individual static IP — dedicated to you, never shared - Dedicated private server — strictly no logs - Full Class-C private IP block - L2TP / IPSEC / PPP VPN - SmartDNS built into the VPN - Your own ACL list - Multiple users & devices - Vanity VPN server address - Unlimited bandwidth - Optionally add Deep Packet Filter at checkout Each account is hand-provisioned on a dedicated server; your connection details — server address, your static IP, username and password — are sent as soon as your server is ready.
A FreeVoIP account gives you a full SIP identity on Transcom's UK telephony network at no cost and with no contract. Create your account and you receive working SIP credentials in seconds, ready to register on any softphone, IP desk phone or PBX. Calls between FreeVoIP accounts are always free, and outbound calls to landlines and mobiles are billed at our low pay-as-you-go rates with no minimum spend. There is no line rental, no setup fee and nothing to install on our side. What you get: - Free unlimited VoIP-to-VoIP calling on the FreeVoIP network - Instant SIP username, password and server details - Pay-as-you-go outbound to UK and international destinations - Works with any SIP client — Zoiper, Linphone, Bria, desk phones and PBXs Who it is for: Home users, sole traders and businesses who want a real dialling capability without the cost and lock-in of a traditional line. Add a DID number later to receive inbound calls on a proper geographic or non-geographic number. Backed by Transcom: FreeVoIP runs on Transcom's own carrier-grade UK infrastructure, a Nominet-accredited provider keeping British businesses online since 1993, with real UK support behind every account.
