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Antagonist: WordPress, pricing and backups in the Netherlands

Three Dutch plans with prepared WordPress or installation through DirectAdmin. Current prices and retention are distinguished from older guides and premium services.

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Who Antagonist may suit

This profile is based on published offers and documentation. No new hosting benchmark or support test was performed for this translation.

May suit

  • A team using Dutch documentation
  • A WordPress project seeking a choice of resources and backup history
  • An administrator able to check the portal, renewal and exports

Points to consider

  • Tax-exclusive references and annual calculations, with no final invoice; first-year free domain only for advertised extensions.
  • Current backups differ from the historical blog; daily restoration limits apply.
  • Confirm current restoration menus, exact contractual terms and notice for the relevant portal and account.
  • oneHome and Mijn Antagonist: confirm exit workflows, renewal mode and exact notice.
  • Temporarily free migration once per account subject to conditions; premium restoration separate.
  • No included WordPress AI assistant established; automatic updates and security are not content generation.

Plans, prices and renewals

Prices retain the market, currency and billing period described in the French source. Translation does not update a commercial quote. Confirm the final price, taxes and options before ordering.

Initial documentation review: 2026-11-03. Later corrections are dated by offer.
PlanPrice and billingResources and limits
Slim + WordPress

5.55 EUR/month excluding tax as a first-year equivalent; calculated 66.60 EUR excluding tax over twelve months.

Renewal: Reference 9.99 EUR/month excluding tax; calculated 119.88 EUR/year excluding tax.

Promotional first year; monthly reference prices. Exact schedule and French taxation not checked in an order.

1 site; 50 GB SSD; advertised 1 core and 1 GB RAM; 2 TB traffic; email and SSL.

Advertised retention of 2 weeks, with spaced recovery points; 3 restorations per day; separate email-sending limits.

Plus + WordPress

9.99 EUR/month excluding tax as a first-year equivalent; calculated 119.88 EUR excluding tax over twelve months.

Renewal: Reference 17.99 EUR/month excluding tax; calculated 215.88 EUR/year excluding tax.

Promotional first year; monthly reference prices. Exact schedule and French taxation not checked in an order.

3 sites; 75 GB SSD; advertised 2 cores and 2 GB RAM; 3 TB traffic; email and SSL.

Advertised retention of 3 weeks, with spaced recovery points; 10 restorations per day; separate email-sending limits.

Pro + WordPress

19.99 EUR/month excluding tax as a first-year equivalent; calculated 239.88 EUR excluding tax over twelve months.

Renewal: Reference 29.99 EUR/month excluding tax; calculated 359.88 EUR/year excluding tax.

Promotional first year; monthly reference prices. Exact schedule and French taxation not checked in an order.

5 sites; 100 GB SSD; advertised 3 cores and 4 GB RAM; 4 TB traffic; email and SSL.

Advertised retention of 4 weeks, with spaced recovery points; no advertised limit on restoration count; separate email-sending limits.

Languages and support

Website and documentation
Dutch on the pages studied.
Control panel
DirectAdmin/Installatron documented; oneHome and Mijn Antagonist coexist. Private-session languages not verified.
Support
Chat and email documented; a call is possible if necessary according to the public page. Current hours and French assistance not established.

Dutch hosting for independently managed WordPress

Antagonist offers Slim, Plus and Pro, with or without prepared WordPress. Customers choosing the WordPress variant receive an installation and access, while existing hosting customers can use Installatron. These workflows address different situations: starting a new service or adding a site to an existing account.

The plan calls the hosting infrastructure managed. However, the premium-services page states that ordinary support does not handle site creation and maintenance work. Installing WordPress, monitoring servers and checking that a shop’s cart works after an update are three separate tasks. The owner remains responsible for settings and acceptance checks.

The catalogue studied is in Dutch. This profile compares resources and post-promotion costs for projects targeting the Netherlands. It assumes neither French-language support nor an exact backup region.

Introductory and renewal prices: compare twelve months with twelve months

At the November 3, 2026 review, the choice guide listed Slim with WordPress at €5.55 per month for the first year, Plus at €9.99 and Pro at €19.99. It gave respective reference prices of €9.99, €17.99 and €29.99. Pages state that prices exclude VAT unless otherwise specified. The reference rate helps estimate the following year; the exact price applied to a particular contract still needs checking.

From the published monthly prices, twelve months initially cost €66.60, €119.88 and €239.88 excluding tax respectively. At regular reference rates, the totals are €119.88, €215.88 and €359.88. These are calculations. They establish neither a final invoice amount nor monthly payment freely cancellable during the promotional period.

The .site, .online, .store and .shop extensions are presented as free for the first year with the relevant offer. The domain may then renew at its normal rate. This free offer does not apply to every extension and should not enter a multi-year budget without recording the recurring price. VAT owed by a French individual or business, the exact billing term and any domain charges were not confirmed in an order. Acceptance of a French account holder, billing details and payment method also need clarification; targeting the Dutch market establishes neither exclusion nor guaranteed admission.

Resources: sites, memory, traffic and email

Slim advertises one site, 50 GB SSD, one core and 1 GB memory. Plus lists three sites, 75 GB, two cores and 2 GB memory; Pro lists five sites, 100 GB, three cores and 4 GB. Antagonist presents these resources as reserved within a container on a shared server. This wording does not mean every site on one plan receives those resources separately.

The advertised transfer allowances are 2, 3 and 4 TB by plan. The website also distinguishes aliases, redirects and subdomains from the number of independently operating sites. An agency should not count a simple alias as another application slot. For a shop or network of sites, check combined computing, memory and storage needs.

The WordPress page advertises unlimited email-account counts and sending ceilings of 1,000, 1,250 or 1,500 messages per day by plan. An unlimited mailbox count does not make the service suitable for every sending volume. Redis caching is mentioned from Plus; availability does not replace checking plugins and dynamic-page behavior.

First approach: installing through DirectAdmin

  1. On an active account where the site has not been prepared, open DirectAdmin, then Aanbevolen Applicaties and WordPress. The application page opens in Installatron. Click Installeer deze applicatie, then select the correct domain and path. Leave Pad empty to use the root only if the destination is empty; enter a subdirectory if the site must be isolated there.
  2. Check that HTTPS matches the active certificate. Choose the language, a site-specific administrator username, a strong password and an accessible email address. The screen offers update settings and pre-update copies. The guide documents their configuration, not an obligation to accept every application update without checking. Review settings before Installeren.
  3. The expected result is an installation listed in Installatron with access to the WordPress dashboard. Check the address, a page and login. If the destination is wrong, do not overwrite another installation. To abandon a trial, preserve the old site and remove only newly created resources after identifying them. A customer who already received prepared WordPress does not need to repeat installation.

Current retention: two, three or four weeks

For Slim, the current page advertises a point every two hours over the last twenty-four hours, every twelve hours within the last seven days and weekly within the last two weeks. It lists three restorations per day. An older incident therefore does not have the same recovery precision as one occurring that morning.

Plus advertises hourly copies over the last twenty-four hours, every four hours within the seven-day window, then daily history up to twenty-one days, with ten restorations per day. Pro advertises the same recent frequencies, daily history up to twenty-eight days and no limit on restoration count in that presentation.

The tool’s launch blog previously gave much shorter durations. It is used here to explain selecting a point and data, not to establish the current schedule. Advertised durations do not guarantee that a specific copy is usable or contains all desired writes. Check the point actually available before replacing anything.

Second approach: creating your own copy before an intervention

  1. The DirectAdmin guide describes Create/Restore Backups. Select the objects to retain, including files, databases and email where necessary, then start Create backup. After creation, locate the archive in the file manager, in the backup directory indicated by the panel, and download it outside the account. This workflow is documented for DirectAdmin; labels may vary with the displayed version.
  2. The expected result is a complete archive for the selected scope, associated with the correct date and stored outside hosting. A copy left only in the account does not help if the account is deleted. Check that it is not empty and protect its storage, since it may contain configuration or messages.
  3. To check rollback, use an isolated test destination and disable email, payments and synchronization. The export itself does not rewrite the site. If creation fails, check space and scope before trying again. Do not delete an earlier copy before confirming that a new complete archive is available.

Third approach: restoring only what is necessary

  1. The old public guide describes DirectAdmin, Advanced Features, then Antagonist Backups. After selecting a date, the screen distinguishes sites, mailboxes and databases. The provider’s guide illustrates this workflow with a screen from 2016. First check that the function and labels exist in your account, because the current interface’s labels and functions may differ.
  2. If the problem concerns one file, first identify it and changes made since the copy. In the 2016 workflow, selecting a site restores all its files in public_html, not one chosen file. For single-file recovery, use selective download only if actually offered in the account, or ask support what scope is possible. Do not select the entire site assuming finer selection follows. If a table or plugin changed content, check whether files and database must be restored to the same point. Do not select email to resolve a theme problem. Before confirming Herstel, export the current state: restoration overwrites selected data and may remove recent messages or orders.
  3. The expected result is that selected items return to their state on the chosen date. Then check affected pages and data. If recovery is incorrect, the prior export is the basis for rollback; it cannot recreate missing writes. If accessible points are insufficient, a premium intervention at €49.99 excluding tax is offered, subject to the data actually being found.

Migration: temporarily free within a defined scope

The services page lists migration temporarily at zero euros instead of €99 excluding tax. It covers one WordPress or HTML site, its domain and up to ten related email accounts, with at most one free migration per customer account. The variant adding a main-domain change is priced separately. The promotion is neither a guaranteed future price nor unlimited site transfers.

Before selecting this service, inventory files, the database, mailboxes and site dependencies. Prepare an independent copy and agree on access scope and cutover times. Transfer does not remove the need to check the destination: pages, media, administration access, certificate, forms and email. Handle licences and services tied to the old hosting separately.

Keep the old hosting and DNS values until validation. If the site receives new orders or forms, define how new writes will be transferred before cutover. Returning to old DNS may restore access but does not merge data created on the two systems.

Portals, support and the limits of managed service

The site presents two account areas, oneHome and Mijn Antagonist. Do not confuse them with DirectAdmin, used in file, application and backup guides. An existing customer should start in their own portal and check the selected subscription before any change. This profile does not assume billing and termination workflows are in the same place in both areas.

The catalogue and guides examined are in Dutch. Pages mention chat or email assistance and the possibility of a call if a request cannot be resolved otherwise. They also describe continuous server monitoring. This does not establish an always-available hotline, a contractual resolution deadline or French-language assistance.

The page advertises 99.9% hosting availability. This is not a measurement of a site’s availability or proof of a compensation amount. Infrastructure maintenance and work on an individual WordPress installation remain different services. The owning team must decide who checks plugins, applies changes and validates the result.

AI: what the documents establish

The plans studied document WordPress, Installatron, configurable updates and security tools. They do not establish inclusion of an AI writing or image-creation assistant. Here, automatic describes certain installation, backup or update operations; it does not prove a generative model is present.

A third-party AI plugin or service can be considered for a project independently of the plan’s coverage. Then assess models, licences, credits, data flows and exit options. Do not assume an included AI budget in Slim, Plus or Pro prices until the service is explicitly documented.

Renewal: checking the account’s mode and deadline

The sales pages advertise no automatic renewal and say the provider asks whether the customer wants to extend. However, an older article describes Eenvoudig Verlengen, a renewal option authorized by the customer in Mijn Antagonist. These descriptions do not establish the default setting of every new oneHome account or the date of any debit.

The thirty-day commercial guarantee covers the first eligible hosting or email purchase. The page excludes domain-registration cost from the plan refund and specifies that renewals follow ordinary terms. Confirm the applicable renewal notice and exact account terms; do not infer zero notice or an automatic refund after renewal.

Before leaving, check renewal mode, end date and written termination confirmation in the portal used. Handle domains and options separately. Export the site, database and email and verify the new destination before closure. Do not wait for expiry if data still needs downloading.

Choosing by site count and expected recovery

Slim addresses a one-site need with a lower introductory budget. Plus adds slots, resources and more recovery points; Pro notably expands memory and history. Still, start with database size, transfer volumes and acceptable data loss, not an abstract number of weeks.

For a rarely changing site, periodic off-account exports and spaced recovery points may meet the established need. For a shop or service receiving writes all day, check the available point, exclusions and recovery of new data. Before committing, compare recurring price, actual access and exit terms. The account holder should obtain these details for their own account before choosing a term or recovery method.

Sources and references

Use these references to check the features, requirements and limitations described. Reading documentation is not a practical test.

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English translation of the reviewed French edition. Code examples retain their original identifiers, comments and output strings for reproducibility. Linked exercise files and original screenshots may contain French. No new practical tests or price checks are implied by translation.

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