ZUVER91
This is not a typo! Take a massive 91% off any new cPanel web hosting service for up to 1 year! This is a stock clearance on our existing hardware and this offer will expire once it is full or Friday November 16 (which ever comes first).
What do you get with Zuver?
- 24/7 Australian support via ticket
- Fast servers located in Sydney
- cPanel
- Installatron
- Free migrations from any other cPanel web host
What plans does this discount apply to?
You can take 91% off the first invoice on our Web Hosting and Web Hosting with Power Pack, as well as our Multi Hosting and Multi Hosting with Power Pack plans for up to 1 year. Note that this discount will only apply to web hosting and not domain names or SSL certificates.
Just head to our website, select the plan you want and enter the coupon code ZUVER91 to get your discount.
Examples:
HOSTING for 1 year - $3.24 (SAVE $32.76)
HOSTING with Power Pack for 1 year - $6.48 (SAVE $65.52)
What happens after the discounted period?
You will be sent an invoice at the standard price, however, you can choose to continue or you can cancel the service. It's entirely up to you!
Is it really Australian support and hosted in Australia?
Yes! Our team is based in Melbourne and they work around the clock serving our clients across all of our brands. And yes, all of our hosting servers are in Australia (Sydney) in the NEXTDC S1 data centre and on our network.
Questions?
Feel free to ask, we'll try and answer as quickly as possible. Otherwise, feel free to email our sales team at [email protected] and they can assist you. :-)
Just letting you all know, that when it comes to web-hosting, be really careful about purchasing deals as web-hosts make money by overselling - there is nothing inherently wrong with this, but if you oversell too much, you don't provide each individual customer with enough bandwidth, or other resources, and the hosting ends up being really poor quality. This is how some companies are able to seemingly provide really cheap prices while others do not - it is because on paper they are providing the same stuff but in actuality are not. The only way to be sure, is to ask "how much dedicated CPU, memory, disk I/O, and bandwidth am I being provided with my account, or it is all shared with everyone else?"
If it is not dedicated, then you must be careful to assess the quality of the host carefully, as there is no way to know if down the road your service will become poor.