BigRock.com - New Startup By Directi
BigRock.com is a new venture by Directi, the Indian company behind LogicBoxes, ResellerClub, Webhosting.info and Skenzo. BigRock aims to solve the problem for startups, home-based businesses and SMEs of building, maintaining and developing website. It will offer one-spot solution to all the non tech savvy people who want web presence. ![[IMG]](proxy.php?image=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.crazyengineers.com%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2011%2F01%2Fbigrock.gif&hash=237369933d48992e98011fb71f7b7252)
BigRock is an independent venture by Mr. Bhavin Turakhia, founder of Directi and former chariman of Global ICANN Accredited Registrars Constituency. Mr. Turakhia thinks that there's a shortage of reliable service providers, trusted & experienced partners in this domain. According to Mr. Turakhia, there are over 90 million Internet users in India and about 1.7 million websites which resolves to 2 websites for every 100 Internet users. This ratio is lacking as compared to global ratio of about 13 websites for every 100 users. “In the US, there are 32 websites per every 100 users, so in comparison with India, it is 1/16th of the US and worldwide it is 1/6th, so the number of people and businesses having websites is significantly low in India,” he added.
BigRock.com offers easy registration of domains and web hosting without need of technical know-how. It takes only 2 minutes to register a domain and also get started on BigRock.com. BigRock domain pricing starts at Rs. 99 for .in and .co.in domains and Rs. 499/- for .com & .net domains. For SME and individual businesses, the site offers various plans ranging from 100 MB, 500 MB, 5GB to unlimited space with 20 to over 500 email addresses with costs as low as Rs.79 to Rs.229 per month.
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BigRock is an independent venture by Mr. Bhavin Turakhia, founder of Directi and former chariman of Global ICANN Accredited Registrars Constituency. Mr. Turakhia thinks that there's a shortage of reliable service providers, trusted & experienced partners in this domain. According to Mr. Turakhia, there are over 90 million Internet users in India and about 1.7 million websites which resolves to 2 websites for every 100 Internet users. This ratio is lacking as compared to global ratio of about 13 websites for every 100 users. “In the US, there are 32 websites per every 100 users, so in comparison with India, it is 1/16th of the US and worldwide it is 1/6th, so the number of people and businesses having websites is significantly low in India,” he added.
BigRock Domain & Hosting Pricing Plans:
BigRock.com offers easy registration of domains and web hosting without need of technical know-how. It takes only 2 minutes to register a domain and also get started on BigRock.com. BigRock domain pricing starts at Rs. 99 for .in and .co.in domains and Rs. 499/- for .com & .net domains. For SME and individual businesses, the site offers various plans ranging from 100 MB, 500 MB, 5GB to unlimited space with 20 to over 500 email addresses with costs as low as Rs.79 to Rs.229 per month.
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