Nov. 27, 2012 -
PRLog -- ThemeChilly (www.themechilly.com)
, the premium theme provider, announced the launch of another premium Wordpress theme named as HostChillyV2. HostChillyV2 is an attractive, clean and modern WordPress theme. The theme is designed specifically for web hosters & domain resellers. It can also be bundled with WHMCS template matching the theme styling.
ThemeChilly’
s forte is to offer Wordpress themes for domain resellers, web hosters & datacenter providers & HostChillyV2 (http://www.themechilly.com/
themes/hostchillyv2)
is one more addition to its theme basket for web hosts. HostChilly V2 offer exclusive feature as needed by a web host such as domain registration box, hosting plans, hosting features on homepage. The theme is beautifully designed with shared hosting plan, VPS slider, Dedicated hosting plan, SSL page & email hosting plans. The theme is available in three color options – red, green & blue. ThemeChilly also offers HostChillyV2 WHMCS Template that can help a web host in giving a new look to its website without spending time & money on website designing.
HostChillyV2 Wordpress theme is priced at 79 dollars & WHMCS template is priced at 29 dollars. The bundle package can be purchased for 89 dollars.
Munesh Jadoun, CEO, ThemeChilly, quoted, “The HostChillyV2 launch simply speaks of the overwhelming response that we are getting for our previous launches. We are planning to take ahead this venture by launching membership option.”
The company was recently in the news for its theme named as DomainChilly. It has already launched three themes till date - HostChilly, CloudChilly & DomainChilly for web hosters & datacenters.
About
ThemeChilly (wwww.themechilly.com)
provides themes specifically for web hosters & data centers. With four exclusive themes – HostChillyV2, DomainChilly, CloudChilly & HostChilly, the company has created a niche for itself. ThemeChilly also provides WHMCS Templates matching their themes, giving the web hosting community a complete professional look for their website.
