The company offers a wide range of hosting services, including shared, reseller, VPS, and dedicated servers, as well as licenses for both Windows and Linux platforms. The business operates entirely on its own hardware, encompassing services, servers, websites, partnerships, and contracts. Two websites are managed, with one specifically targeting users in India. The majority of signed contracts have concluded, but many customers have been loyal for over five years, often bringing in new clients through word-of-mouth referrals. The company boasts a Google PageRank of 4 and is listed in both the DMOZ and Yahoo directories.
Prospective buyers are expected to manage clients and servers in the data center, as well as websites. The company deals in USD and INR currencies with over 1600 registered clients, holding a substantial number of IPs and operating in a colocation setup. Its clientele is primarily based in the USA and India, with a significant number of domains under management. The infrastructure includes a range of high-end equipment, and the company offers unlimited space on shared hosting with most clients on limited plans.
Revenue from USD and INR amounts to 96,568.20 USD annually, excluding income from domain registrations and a programming and design service generating around $2500 monthly. Negotiations are ongoing with several clients for dedicated servers and clustered solutions, potentially adding substantial monthly revenue. The primary website enjoys high visibility and strong positioning in search engine results, driven largely by Google, and complemented by positive customer reviews.
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