HOUSTON -- April 6 2009-- The Planet, the global leader in IT hosting, today announced its new ‘Lowest Price on The Planet’ promotion, the most aggressive offer in its history. To encourage companies using other hosting organizations to consider The Planet, the process is simple: bring an invoice from a competitor, and The Planet will beat the offer on price, with an equivalent configuration for either self-managed dedicated or fully managed hosting. Also included in the promotion is one month of free hosting, free migration assistance with relocation from a competitor, and a free month of monitoring with reaction, one of its Alpha Advanced Services offerings.
"Few companies are in a position to offer a deal of this magnitude," said Urvish Vashi, general manager of The Planet’s Dedicated Servers line of business. "We’re known for our enterprise-quality network and world-class, SAS 70 Type II data centers, both of which provide the industry’s best customer experience. Backed by our financial stability and the broadest range of name-brand servers in the business, there’s no better value and no better path to lowering IT costs, particularly in today’s difficult economic environment."
To learn more about The Planet’s ‘Lowest Price on The Planet’ promotion, visit the Web site at http://www.theplanet.com/lowest-price-hosting/.
About The Planet
The Planet is the leading provider of On Demand IT Infrastructure solutions, hosting more than 20,000 small- and medium-size businesses and 15.2 million Web sites worldwide. Customers have the power to choose from the broadest range of hosting solutions in the industry, from dedicated servers, Alpha Professional Managed Dedicated Servers, Northstar Managed Hosting and data center colocation, all backed by 24x7x365 support. With the best choice of servers, software tools and world-class service, backed by state-of-the-art data centers and an enterprise-class network, The Planet turns IT into a powerful competitive advantage that enables customers to grow their businesses. For additional information, visit www.theplanet.com.
