January 23, 2007 -- (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- Web hosting provider Got Web Host (gotwebhost.com) announced on Tuesday it has added high bandwidth dedicated and virtual hosting packages to its available hosting plan offerings. The high bandwidth virtual hosting starts from $40 a month and has no setup fees.
"We have grown significantly over the past year, and felt it was time to provide hosting for clients that were not necessarily seeking the SEO packages that we specialize in," says Tanya Martin, director of marketing and support for Got Web Host. "Each high bandwidth virtual plan comes with two dedicated IP's, unlimited domains, and unlimited MySQL databases. With virtual hosting packages ranging from 100 to 800GB per plan, we feel we now offer hosting suitable for any customer."
Got Web Host offers a wide selection of hosting plans, including its high bandwidth virtual hosting plans which come with up to 10GB of storage and 800GB of transfer, standard value servers with dedicated servers plans starting from $149 a month, virtual private server plans with up to 10 IPs on 10 Class C subnets and 10 name servers, and SEO starter Web hosting plans with two data centers, two name servers and two Class C IPs.
The Web host also offers virtual SEO Web hosting plans ranging up to 30 IPs, 15 individual Class C IPs and multiple or private name servers and multiple data centers, dedicated SEO server plans with up to 50 IPs, with up to 10 individual Class C Subnets and multiple private name servers, customized packages with up to 80 Class C subnets are available upon request, and streaming dedicated hosting plans with either BTN or multi-tier one lines.
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