About us
Getting every Cameroonian business online, simply
ZoomLab started from a simple observation: too many Cameroonian businesses have no website and no professional email address. Not for lack of ambition, but because it was too complicated, too expensive, or impossible to pay for without a credit card. We decided to change that.
Our story
ZoomLab is a project by Honowa Technologies, a Cameroonian digital technology company and an ANTIC-accredited registrar for the .cm extension.
Day after day, we watched shops, schools, clinics and associations give up on their web projects when faced with offers priced in euros or dollars, English-only interfaces and support that never answers. We also watched talented developers lose hours with providers who do not understand the local market.
ZoomLab brings together the best of both worlds: globally recognised professional tools (cPanel, SSL, backups) and a service designed for Cameroon, with prices in FCFA, Mobile Money payment, support in English and French, and proper invoices.
Our values
What guides every decision we make
Transparency
Clear prices, shown in FCFA and unchanged at renewal. What you see is what you pay.
Closeness
We are here, we speak your languages and we understand your constraints.
Reliability
Infrastructure monitored around the clock and a team that acts fast when it matters.
Your freedom
Your domains are in your name and your data belongs to you. You are free to leave at any time.
An official registrar
Honowa Technologies is accredited by Cameroon's National Agency for Information and Communication Technologies (ANTIC) to register .cm domain names. This accreditation commits us to the .cm naming charter, Cameroonian regulations and service quality standards.
.cm registration policyCompany information
- Company name
- Honowa Technologies SARL
- Trade register (RCCM)
- RC/DLA/20XX/B/XXXX
- Taxpayer ID (NIU)
- M0XXXXXXXXXXXX
- Head office
- Akwa, Douala, Cameroon
- contact@zoom-lab.com
- Phone
- +237 674 97 08 06
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