We've Done Our Market Research!

We have gone to great lengths to load our package with all the features a web site needs, and price it where we can be most competitive.  Below is a list of hosting and design companies, both local and national, and how we compare:

National Competitors (click on their logos to see their deals):

	This is actually a fantastic package and has many features.  Up until recently it was about $10K and required you to have your own server.  Now they have a hosting package for (only) $100/month.  That's $1200/year.  EVERY year.  This gets you 500MB disk space, only 25 E-mail accounts, and 4 hours of tech support/month.  And you still have to hire a designer. Our package gives you the design, has more features, and is by far cheaper after the first year.
	This company is OK, but you can only choose from one of their canned templates and they still charge you more than we do in the long run.  To get all of our features you would have to pay around $70/month or about $840/year, and they don't offer any on-line application development.
	I'm not sure why this company calle sitself "ValueWeb".  They charge $499 for a 7-page, pre-designed site (which means you can only choose from one of their templates).  They also charge $40 for 30 minutes of updating. We give you a custom design, all the tech support you need, let you create as many pages as you want and update your site yourself - anytime, anywhere.
	Big company, lots of history.  You can choose them if you like a web site that looks like 50 other web sites.  Thay are also not too great on tech support.  And if you want all the features we offer, you'll pay about $600/year. Again, we give you a custom design, great tech support and training, and lots of features included.
	Not bad on design and features, but after tallying up all the additional things you would have to add to be as good as our package, you would be at the price of $1025 + $800/year.
	Another large company giving you a template web site.  Lots of features for a low price, but not too easy to get tech support, and then it's mostly via E-mail. We are in your back yard, ready to serve you.  We're easy to get a hold of by E-mail or phone.

Regional/Local Competitors (click on their logos to see their deals):

	SilverStar is a great telephone company, but aren't really up on web site hosting.  If you want cheap, they're OK, but they only offer disk space.  You have to hire a design company separately and they still charge $25/mo or $300/yr.
	Ditto for Star Valley Wireless.  Strong on being an internet service provider (ISP), weak on site design and hosting.
	This company's literature is hard to figure out.  You have to weed through quite a bit of information to find that you'll have to pay about $2000 for a web site that is not too cutting-edge in the design department.  They offer a web site control panel, but it's hard to use. Our control panel is simple and intuitive with lots of features for about half their price.
	I do applaud Mr. Mark for giving Evanston a local hosting choice, but I am not too impressed with his designs, and no features to boot.  Mr. mark uses BuilderSpot.com for his sites.  They are another "template" place. Again, we ofer a custom design of the highest quality (see our design gallery), and offer many features for the price.
Computer Services and Training	CS&T is a company out of Kemmerer/Diamondville.  The first (and I believe the only) ISP in that area.  They do OK, but the quality of the designs is not up to today's standards and they certainly don't offer a self-management control panel.  Also, when you choose their hosting plan that is equivalent to ours, you would be paying about $816/year. Our package comes out ahead in features and is cheaper after the first year.
	If Wyoming.com is your ISP, you may have a good internet connection, but if you go with them for your web site hosting, you'll be handed off to a national company, The WebWright.  You will also pay $50/mo for only 200MB of disk space and who-knows-what for a design, since they won't tell you without a quote.  We won't hand you off to anyone, we're your neighbor, and you know what our price is.
	I applaud Mr. Broughton for giving Star Valley its first internet directory and a fine choice for web site hosting.  But he doesn't have our SAW control panel nor offer the wide selection of features we do.
	StarValley.com is fast becoming the premier internet directory in the area.  They offer great designs at reasonable prices, but they can't offer our SAW control panel, shopping carts, custom modules, or custom application development.