PacificHost, a provider of linux based, shared and reseller hosting announced earlier today the launch of it’s Premium Hosting service. The service will allow consumers with resource intensive websites to run their website without the high paying cost having a private server.

The service is based on a shared hosting platform however fewer accounts are put on the server, thus allowing more CPU and RAM for websites that require extra processing power. Starting at $15.95/month, the Premium Hosting plans is the next step if a website is too resource intensive for a regular shared hosting enviroment.

“The Premium Hosting provides an additional platform for our clients to move to if they outgrow our shared hosting. The plans offer a different level of CPU allotment depending on the plan and are perfect for those fast growing video sharing sites.” said Thomas Perry, the President and CEO of PacificHost.

Prices start at $15.95/month with the Premier plan, $25.95 for the Business plan and $35.95/month for the Enterprise plan. All plans come included with features such as LiteSpeed Technology, AIM Support, FFmpeg Hosting, daily account backups and more all running on the cPanel platform.

In combination with the launch of it’s Premium Hosting service, PacificHost announced last week the addition of LiteSpeed and FFmpeg to it’s hosting services. LiteSpeed decreases page loading time for visitors. FFmpeg allows clients to convert video to FLV format, allowing them to run video sharing websites similar to YouTube.

To learn more about PacificHost, please visit http://www.pacifichost.com/
To learn more about the PacificHost Premium Hosting service, please visit http://www.pacifichost.com/premium-hosting.shtml

About PacificHost
Originally formed in 1999, PacificHost provides high quality shared and reseller hosting solutions to clients worldwide. Hosting includes, 24/7 Technical Support, 99.9% guaranteed uptime and a 30 Day money back guarantee.

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