crazyfish

Double your Storage & Bandwidth Web Hosting - 99.9% Uptime

Spring is finally here and the warm weather is getting to us, we've double the storage and bandwidth on some of our plans. The extra resources are good for the life of your account. This is for a limited time only.

All prices are in Canadian Dollars (Discounts when prepaying for 6 or 12 months.) We accept Visa, Mastercard and Paypal.

Compare our plans.

Mini Plan

1,000 MB Storage
20,000 MB Bandwidth
5 domain
10 email
20 mySQL

Only $7.95/month

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Starter Plan

2,000 MB Storage
40,000 MB Bandwidth
10 domain
40 email
40 mySQL

Only $14.95/month

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Advanced Plan

3,000 MB Storage
60,000 MB Transfer
20 domain
80 email
60 mySQL

Only $19.95/month

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Pro Plan

6,000 MB Storage
100,000 MB Transfer
40 domain
140 email
90 mySQL

Only $34.95/month

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Plans Includes:
- 24/7 Support
- 30 Day Money Back Guarantee
- 99.9% Uptime Guarantee
- Blazing Fast Servers
- H-Sphere Control Panel 3.0
- Antispam & Antivirus protection (MailFoundry System)
- Web Traffic Statistics
- Free Daily off-site backups to protect your data.
- Free Web Site Templates
- WebMail Access
- 30+ Auto Install Applications
- Web Site Builder
- $5 Credit for Kanoodle Advertising
- MySQL Database(s)
- PHP4, Perl/CGI

99.9% Uptime in 2006

More details available on our website.

If you have any questions feel free to PM me or contact us through our contact form.

Steve Myers

Excellent plans, and thank you for sharing, but the only thing that makes your prices different from other hosting companies would be the transfer. How would you compare your uptime to LunarPages and their hosting packages?

crazyfish

Well I can't comment on lunarpages uptime since I don't know what it is. But we are able to provide solid hosting because we offer reasonable sized plans at a fair price, which allows us to have far fewer accounts per server, which in turn leads to faster servers and less downtime as the server is not overloaded.

Steve Myers

Hmm, good point, explains the transferring GB size.

Thank you for explaining that