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September 24, 2004 - PIPEX’s shared hosting business WebFusion has developed a major new Windows-based web-hosting platform, which launches today, to provide home users, small businesses and web developers with a comprehensive shared hosting offering. As a leading provider of Linux-based hosting solutions, WebFusion has expanded its portfolio to include Windows-based products, to offer greater choice and functionality. The new platform provides users with a complete web hosting solution and features ASP.Net, SQL Server, free anti-virus and anti-spam tools.

The new offering includes an extensive control panel environment, which enables users to manage their website, email and databases easily. For small businesses and developers, WebFusion also provides an E-commerce engine and increased web space and bandwidth. The architecture used for the Windows Shared Hosting packages is highly scalable and will support the introduction of other WebFusion products and future growth. WebFusion has launched the solution with extensive support from Microsoft and through consultation with its existing customers.
Built on a robust Windows infrastructure, WebFusion’s shared hosting offering is available in four packages - home, SoHo, business and developer. Each package is competitively priced, ranging from £5.95 to £24.99 per month. WebFusion’s service offers customers a one-hour set up time, 99.9% uptime and a 30-day guarantee.

“Whether our customers choose Windows or Linux, we’re able to provide comprehensive features that can be easily configured to meet their requirements at affordable prices,” said Mike Read, CEO of PIPEX Communications Plc.

“Since PIPEX acquired WebFusion earlier this year, our customers have benefited from our extensive skills and product set, as well as a very secure, resilient and extensive UK network.” adds Mike Read. Web Site Hosting

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