Mar 18, 2009 : AYKsolutions Extends Partner Program

📅 March 18, 2009 - Web hosting provider AYKsolutions (ayksolutions.com) announced on Wednesday it has extended its partner program to all of its customers.

The news follows recent announcements from managed hosting provider StrataScale, virtualization and cloud hosting services provider iland and IP network services provider NTT America, which all began offering partner programs of their own.

Initially reserved only for affiliates, AYKSolutions' partner program enables affiliates to refer customers to AYKsolutions in exchange for a hosting credit or cash PayPal payout after each sale.

Commissions are based upon the value of the service. Hosting credits range from $20 to $100 per sale, while cash PayPal payments range from $10 to $50 per sale.

Partner Program participants can choose between receiving commissions in the form of hosting credits or cash PayPal payouts.

With the expansion of the partner program, dedicated server customers will now receive a similar commission on every new dedicated server purchased beyond three dedicated servers.

Customers will now receive one-time commissions on the fourth dedicated server purchased and every dedicated server purchase thereafter.

"We're using this opportunity to show our gratitude to our loyal customer base and try to give something back in this harsh economy," says Artyom Khmelnitsky, president of AYKsolutions. "It's imperative to reward customers who have demonstrated a commitment to our company and have helped us achieve growth year after year."

AYKsolutions offers dedicated servers in Atlanta, Dallas, Chicago, Denver, Los Angeles, Jacksonville, Florida, and San Antonio.

The dedicated server plans start at $69 per month, and include Nix/Windows platform choices, control panel choices and hardware choices.

AYKsolutions provides shared, VPS, and dedicated hosting solutions, serving thousands of personal and business clients in the United States and around the world.

Earlier this month, the web host opened a 6,000 square foot data center facility in Denver.