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H2oh Media Launches Adult Hosting Division

Delray Beach, FL – Adult web development boutique, H2oh Media announced the launch of h2oh-hosting.com. In a continuing effort to bring clients a higher level of service and convenience, H2oh Media now offers virtual hosting accounts and reseller hosting accounts for the adult industry. H2oh Hosting offers fully managed adult website hosting with 24/7 support. Each hosting account is setup instantly on a Dual CPU server, with a minimum of 1.5 GB DDR RAM and dual hard drives for daily backups. With data security in mind every server is backed up off-site and automatically scheduled to remotely secure client data in another facility. “We found that many of our clients spent too much time and energy dealing with three or four different vendors to help them with the creation and regular operation of their websites. So, H2oh Hosting became a natural extension of our adult design business. Our pre-release announcement was welcome news to many of our existing clients,” says H2oh Media managing director, Josh Ewin. H2oh Hosting also offers reseller hosting accounts, which come complete with Web Host Manager. Web Host Manager, (WHM) allows resellers to administer individual accounts and perform basic system & control panel maintenance via a secure interface. This functionality and ease of use is essential to providing quality service and decreasing maintenance costs. Resellers can also offer their clients cPanel, a premium hosting control panel, and administer all account functionality through a crisp, clean GUI interface without any administrative abilities whatsoever. “We’ve done a lot of listening to hosting resellers, and designed our system to help them run their business in the most profitable way possible,” says Ewin. For more information, please visit https://www.h2oh-hosting.com

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