Small businesses, corporations, and individuals are using our web hosting and commerce technology to power successful Web sites. Here are just a few examples of what our customers are doing and saying.

WeeBloggity Blogs specializes in helping families share their experiences through their exceptional Family and Baby Blogging service.

New and expecting parents use WeeBloggity as an exciting way to share photos and stories of the newest member of their family.

Families with older and grown children also use WeeBloggity as a simple way to keep in touch with friends and family near and far.

WeeBloggity Blogs - A Free Family and Baby Blog Service (weebloggity.com)

"I have been working on the site recently and I just want you to know that everything is working very well. It is such a joy!! As soon as I put up something new, I get orders for it. I only wish I had more time to put up new projects and things, the web is such a good marketing tool!! Thank you so much for all your hard work!!"

Sandy Jackson, Owner

(some assembly required) (some-assembly-required.com)

"Got one of those pesky, over-your- shoulder-peeking bosses? Couple that with a penchant for logging onto eBay and bidding on pretty shoes or rare records, and you're in quite a pickle. But fear not, the Online Coffee Company extends its warm, latte-bearing arms to you. A coffee or tea gets you 20 free minutes of Internet play, plenty of time to jump in just before cutthroat Kathy from Akron outbids you. And with two convenient locations, one downtown and one on Capitol Hill, chances are you'll be able to sneak away in just under the time it'll take your boss to notice that you're gone. The Online Coffee Co. does perfectly what plenty of other places have merely tried to do: They make excellent Caffe Vita coffee, and they serve it up with style, smiles, and plenty of well-maintained PCs."

Seattle Weekly - Editors Choice

Online Coffee Company (onlinecoffeeco.com)

Michael Ziegler's life is a passionate, unending quest for great photographic images. "I see the world in rectangles", he says. "When I'm talking with someone, I automatically put them into a rectangle the way a camera would, and then study how light changes as they talk and move".

Michael Ziegler Photography (mzig.com)