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StartLogic’s “switch your hosting package” campaign

Posted by admin in Promotions, StartLogic, Web Hosts on June 26th, 2009

If you have a Web site already, you can move it to StartLogic with a good affordable promotion price.

Now, it’s a good time to switch if you prefer StartLogic!

Monthly cost is only $4.95/month ($6.95/month ) (Your Profit: $2/month)

Signing up a ProLogic plan is only $83.40 $59.40 (Your Profit:$24/year).

What will you get? you will have ProLogic plan almost with the same price of PersonalLogic ($3.95/month) plan.

with ProLogic plan, you have unlimited bandwidth, storage and free setup (attention!!)

PersonalLogic Plan ($3.95)

60 GB of Storage

600 GB Transfer

Free Site Builder

Photo Gallery

Blog and Forum Tools

Free Wordpress Themes

Unlimited E-mail Boxes

ProLogic Plan ($4.95)

Unlimited GB of Storage

Unlimited GB of Transfer

Unlimited Domains

FREE Domain & Setup

Point and Click Web Site Builder

Choice of Shopping Carts

$75 Google/Yahoo Credit

Free RatePoint Subscription

Instant Setup!

don’t miss the campaign…

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StartLogic from $3.95

Posted by admin in StartLogic, Web Hosts on April 20th, 2009

Prices start at $ 3.95 (2 years term). All plans of StartLogic offer generous disk space and special features.

StartLogic has a maximum server uptime value that satisfies the customers. It can be easily said that the PersonalLogic plan costs 3.95 $ is an appropriate plan for beginners and blog users.

Most popular plan offered by StartLogic is “ProLogic” plan. The plan comes with unlimited bandwidth, e-mail accounts, storage, etc for $5.95 a month (2 Year Plan). Plan gives you opportunity to have a free domain name and features like software support, e-commerce, web builder, etc.

StartLogic offers also a Windows based hosting plan called “WindowsLogic” plan. The plan gives 100 GB disk space and 10000 GB web traffic for $8.95 a month (2 year plan). Price difference (+3 $ against ProLogic) is related with .NET support.