Aplus.Net Changes Dedicated Hosting Plans to Help Customers

Aplus.Net, popular webhosting service provider, has made significant changes to its dedicated hosting plans, to better accommodate it’s customers.

The change involves a shift to a more hardware-based naming system, with the names of Aplus.Net’s dedicated hosting plans now based on each server’s CPU. The company’s website has been reconfigured to highlight these new names, and also to present the servers in three new categories: Single-Core Servers, Multi-Core Servers, and Multi-Processor Servers.

“As with our efforts in rebranding our shared hosting services last month, we’re taking the necessary steps to ensure that our consumers understand exactly what they’re getting when they shop for an Aplus.Net dedicated server,” commented Ryan Elledge, Aplus.Net’s Chief Operations Officer. “That means more clearly defining the way our servers are named, categorized, and presented on our website.”

This rebranding move comes after the company announced earlier in the month that it had reduced prices on all dedicated server set-up fees by wide margins — amounts totaling hundreds of dollars in some cases. The change also represents the latest in Aplus.Net’s campaign to overhaul not only its dedicated hosting plans but also its entire suite of award-winning products and services to better position the company in an increasingly competitive marketplace.

“We work hard to make sure Aplus.Net customers have every advantage we can offer,” added Dennis Kittrell, Senior Product Manager for Aplus.Net. “Therefore, it made sense to present our dedicated hosting products in as clear and as accessible a manner as possible. For example, what was once the Standard Server is now the Celeron 1.8GHz; and what was once the Premium XR Server is now the Quad Core 2.33 GHz. We’re confident that this new convention will improve the Aplus.Net customer experience.”

The new dedicated hosting names are effective as of today, Monday, February 11, 2008, according to company officials.