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30 Day Money Back Guarantee
Sectorlink extends a 30-day money-back guarantee to all new Web Hosting, Cloud Web Hosting, Cloud Server (VPS), Colocation and Dedicated Server customers. This service guarantee shall begin on the date of sign-up and will expire thirty days later. If you choose to close your account within 30 days, we will issue a refund back to the form of payment used at sign up.
There are a few exclusions that we want to be upfront about. Refunds exclude setup, labor, SSL certificates and domain registration fees.
In the event that your account has been suspended/terminated due to any terms of service violations, the 30-day money-back guarantee will be void.
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Business Web Hosting
Free website builder included
Feature-rich plans at very reasonable prices, add additional websites to your account at no additional charge. Over 200 automated install applications.
Cloud Web Hosting
Enterprise level web hosting for less
Host your website or multiple websites on one platform. Deploy websites on Apache (Linux) and IIS (Windows) on the same account. Enterprise e-mail and much more.
Cloud Server Hosting
Virtual Private Servers
Cloud Servers are virtual machines running in the Sectorlink Cloud. You can scale resources like CPU, memory, and storage up or down, based on your needs.
Managed Dedicated Servers
Servers dedicated to you
Host mission critical applications that do not share resources with other customers. From single server to multi server clusters, we have you covered.
Server Colocation
Data center server colocation
Colocate your company's web infrastructure for a fraction of the cost of managing your own data center. Reduce your internal overhead costs.
Customer Service Excellence
"Good customer service means meeting expectations. Excellent customer service means exceeding them."
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