Rixation Designs Releases New Plan Line-up

Rixation Designs has announced the immediate roll-out of four new plans which are to set the global precedent for small- to medium-sized hosting companies. New packages include disk space from 400Mb to over 2Gb and transfer ranging from 4Gb to 20Gb. Prices are being advertised as 'unbeatable' and 'budget', with a guarantee to beat any competitors' advertised comparable shared hosting price.

Allen Boston, CEO of Rixation Designs, shares his enthusiastic views: "In the past 6 years [Rixation Designs] has grown immensely due to our customers' loyalty and feedback. This is just one step to show our appreciation and dedication to those individuals and new customers alike."

These changes are the result of a 12 week satisfaction survey completed by Rixation Designs customers through a web-based poll. Questions covered satisfaction with price, disk storage, preconfigured content, and transfer allotment. Boston adds, "We are extremely excited with the outcome and look forward to future product optimizations to further our already stable servers."

Rixation Designs Ltd. (www.rixation.com) is a family owned and operated company founded in 1996. Based out of the Atlanta/Athens market, Rixation Designs provides Web Hosting, Domain Name Registration, Web Design, and Graphics Manipulation solutions for personal websites, small businesses, and adult content providers.

Rixation Designs operates two diverse data centers in Georgia with its primary facility and Network Operations Center in Auburn (Athens), Georgia. Rixation Designs also has offices in Suwanee (Atlanta), Georgia for secondary and/or emergency support. Both tier-1 data centers, including all servers therein, are wholly owned and operated by Rixation Designs. Facilities consist of redundant UPS backups and a temperature-controlled secure environment. All server and network hardware is fully tested and configured for optimal performance. Prepaid web server backups to off-site tapes and full fire protection guard against any data loss.