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Windows Business web hosting

Windows web hosting designed to meet your business needs

Designed to enable your business website to succeed. Includes advanced scripting, secure web space and Exchange email, plus smart tools to give your website the competitive edge.

  • MS Exchange

    Microsoft Exchange email

    Business-class email, with free Outlook software, Outlook Web Access and Direct Push real-time mobile technology.
    + 25 Advanced mailboxes now included

  • Load Balancing

    Load balanced web servers

    Our load balancing system means your website is hosted on multiple servers for even greater reliability.

  • TrafficDriver

    TrafficDriver

    Increase your search rankings with automated submission, detailed reports and optimised meta tag generation.

  • Password protected folders

    Advanced password protection

    Perfect for members-only websites.
    Login details are stored in a database so you can easily add and remove users.

  • Advanced features

    Advanced web hosting features

    ASP.NET scripting, SSL secure web space, custom error pages and much more...
    Now includes 2 MS SQL databases

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Business web hosting features

Email features included

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