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Los Angeles, California - (Cheap Web Hosting Directory) - July 25, 2006 - Web hosting firm, Easy CGI, has unveiled a new website to feature extensive increases in bandwidth capacity for all hosting plans, in addition to a new VPS (Virtual Private Server) service.

On average, bandwidth allotments for all shared hosting plans have increased ten-fold. Starting at 1 Terabyte for the $7.96/month advanced plan and increasing to 4 Terabytes for the $21.96/month package, this improved aptitude for data transfers all but removes virtual traffic ceilings, promoting greater efficiency while fostering fertile innovation.

Dan Richfield, President and CEO of Easy CGI explained, ”The purpose of increasing the bandwidth so dramatically for all hosting plans wasn’t to beat the competition with our new features, but to blow them out of the water. We’re confident that today’s announcements make the choice for a new web hosting provider crystal clear. We’re absolutely committed to making the web hosting experience as powerful and liberating as possible.”

Complementing this increased bandwidth is an initial offering of a feature-rich VPS service. Harnessing the power of SWSoft’s Virtuozzo software, the benefits of a virtual private server are greater control and performance without the costs associated with a dedicated server.

In addition, Easy CGI has also expanded its ”one-stop script installation” feature within its Control Panel. Installation and configuration of the popular OSCommerce, DotNetNuke, Community Server and nGallary scripts is designed to be simple, requiring completion of a single, effortless form. A fully operational installation ready for a custom application is ready in minutes.

Easy CGI has been in the web hosting industry since 1998, its goal to offer superior technology, cost effective, efficient solutions and exceptional customer service.

To learn more, please visit: www.easycgi.com.

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