Download websites that use MizbanCloud

About MizbanCloud

The name says what the company does, to anyone who reads Persian: mizban means host. MizbanCloud sells cloud servers, content delivery, managed DNS, network protection and video streaming to customers in the Iranian market, from data centres in Iran and in Europe. Hosting gets chosen once, usually by whoever pays the invoice, and then left alone for years, which is why a detection in this layer ages slowly.

A site served from MizbanCloud therefore carries a commercial signal rather than an architectural one. A detection in the CDN category tells you where a domain physically lives and which supplier it pays, not how the site is built or which framework sits behind the pages. For anyone mapping the Iranian web, the distinction matters, because data residency, domestic payment rails, sanctions exposure and takedown practice all follow the host rather than the content system.

As of October 2026 we detect MizbanCloud on 714 sites. Infrastructure that is Proprietary leaves fewer public fingerprints than an open source stack does, so the count should be read as a floor. Attribution here comes from nameservers, address ranges and hosting panel artefacts, and a domain sitting behind a proxy or a foreign CDN edge can be served from the provider without ever announcing it. Reseller arrangements blur the picture further, since the party paying the bill is not always the party running the site.

The people who ask for a list like this are not usually looking for one domain. Analysts at competing providers want the shape of a hosting book, how it grows and where it churns. Vendors selling backup, security tooling, monitoring or payment plugins want an addressable market that already operates in the same environment and the same currency. Researchers studying regional internet infrastructure want to know how much of a national web sits with domestic suppliers instead of the large international clouds, and how that balance shifts when policy changes. None of those questions can be answered a domain at a time, because each of them is about a population rather than an individual. Our export hands over the full set of domains attributed to MizbanCloud, refreshed on the same cycle as the rest of the CDN data, so the answer arrives as a file you can join against your own records instead of a page you have to read one line at a time.