Bitpalast eliminates Charges for Web Redirection and additional Websites

Nov. 7, 2011 - PRLog -- Chicago, November 5, 2011. Business is good for web hosting service Bitpalast. In December 2010, the company had changed its pricing policy and started offering affordable web hosting accounts with outstanding features and an “it will work” guarantee. As a result of these price cuts the number of web hosting customers has doubled in the first three quarters of 2011.

Today, Bitpalast announced the complete elimination of charges for web redirection and additional websites. Customers of the worldwide web hosting service are now able to run an unlimited number of independent websites on the same server at the standard charge. There is only a small annual renting fee for additional domain names, which should be marginally above the rate the company pays to national domain name registrars. Sub domains remain free of charge.

Bitpalast's decision comes as a reaction to customers' requests for multiple domains or sub domains on the same server. With this price offensive the company continues to drive its web hosting division.

Currently Bitpalast makes most of its profits in the area of software development, globally as well as domestically. This business division has seen above average growth in the number of customers as well as in the number of service hours sold.
In addition, Bitpalast is planning to add Spanish to its main business languages German and English. The company will have a local branch in Spain to target the Spanish market, but also prepares to attract new clients in South and Central America.

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About Bitpalast:
Since 1990, the company has been developing into a leading provider of systematic internet solutions and today operates web servers for international, almost exclusively commercial customers. The portfolio includes website design and web hosting services as well as personal support for each customer.