Heaven and Hell

Heaven and Hell have already racked up £2 million, and both have paid out over £3.5 million to current and former Skype workers. This is according to Daven Mobile CEO James McQuinn, who's been working to bring together a plan for the formation of new websites.

"The goal of this is to be one of the leading online service providers in the world," says McQuinn. "In its planning stages, we will be releasing our web services as a dedicated office software that helps in all of this global Internet growth."

However, McQuinn insists that the company is not yet going to be ready to launch its own server, and will be waiting for a trial period.

McQuinn says: "We have a good track record of operations in each of the leading services."

Heaven and Hell have also formed two web sites, one hosted on the service giant AWS, and one hosted on AOL.

"We will be launching a very complex web client," he says.

The company has long been focused on helping businesses find its way into the web hosting world.

Unlimited hosting

As we have recently seen, businesses have a very different approach when it comes to hosting.

Small business users simply can't find the solution that they are after.

The solution, he says, will help businesses in the case of hosting, manage their own servers and network infrastructure.

To help businesses identify which options they want, McQuinn offers a large list of features including configurable CPU access, graphics cards, SSD and disk encryption, a point-of-sale system for loading data and for caching.

There are also more specialized features in the form of discounts. The firm says it is currently looking for help to help its customers find the solution they are after, as well as work with the firm's IT department.

"We will also be releasing our SSD for Windows which will help ensure that even small business customers will benefit from an easy-to-use solution," McQuinn says.

The firm says it will have more details to share regarding McQuinn's SSD product as it receives further information about its plans.

Squarespace plans start at $10 per user per month and get additional features such as automated backups and identity protection.

The company offers seven-day free trial.

We've mentioned McQuinn before, as the company's rival Salesforce has one of the best rates on credit card payments.

This has led McQuinn to offer many of the top-tier services in the market, including the likes of Deep Block, Cloud Checkout and Curve Proofing.

Squarespace sells Secure Gator (opens in new tab) for $99 per year and its cheapest plan includes a $7.99 per user per month per month.

It's priced similarly to Salesforce - it includes free customer invoices, unlimited sign-ups, card storage, gift cards, loyalty and more.

Squarespace has a 30-day money-back guarantee, which is generous, although you'll have to use it for more than a year to get a refund.

One of the main drawbacks with Squarespace is the possibility that your billing cycle is held to that of a longer, higher paid plan. This isn't particularly surprising as all plans have automatic invoices.

Like many of its competitors, Squarespace offers a 30-day money-back guarantee, which is generous.

Squarespace's Premium plan includes unlimited storage, unlimited sign-ups, 2GB of cloud storage, the option to use a single credit card, 7GB of mobile bandwidth, unlimited marketing, and more.

Read our full Squarespace review.

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