Where we are going

[K Y R I X]

Please I got angry everyday we saw a new hosting , one from ten is good and can help this community but others just their founders saws that they have some budget oh let me open a hosting and make money . No bro its not like that .
Please anyone who want to open a hosting company don't open only if you have a special something .
Peace

 

[Lucasa]

Lets just be frank here. Although all of this is extremely aggravating people are trying to make a living and in this day in age whatever works...works. So props if you are able to be successful with your companies as long as you work hard, and have respectable morals.

 

[DBoss]

First, We are not doing it for profit, Just some experience.
And tax is will be paid once we've our registration documents.

And if you think 0.50 is gonna get you the profit, 0.10 does nothing more.

With the PayPal fees, there is no way your making even 5 cents of profit, and when you start a business you should probably do it for money, cause losing money on purpose isn’t very smart. We don’t need more 50 cent hosts that aren’t verified

 

[Lyphiard]

With the PayPal fees, there is no way your making even 5 cents of profit, and when you start a business you should probably do it for money, cause losing money on purpose isn’t very smart. We don’t need more 50 cent hosts that aren’t verified

PayPal offers Micropayments, which is a different pricing structure for transactions under $11.50 ($0.05 + 5% instead of $0.30 + 2.9%). I've personally been using it for quite a bit.

This means the fee on a $0.50 transaction is $0.08.

 

[DBoss]

PayPal offers Micropayments, which is a different pricing structure for transactions under $11.50 ($0.05 + 5% instead of $0.30 + 2.9%). I've personally been using it for quite a bit.

This means the fee on a $0.50 transaction is $0.08.

Yes but there is something called taxes, and expenses

 

[DBoss]

Not for skids that don't feel like reporting any tax report, lmao.

Still are expenses, dedicated servers aren't $10

 

[El_Tristanio]

There simply isn't profit to be made in MC hosting anymore -- not unless you have something unique. The truth is that modern consumers are only willing to pay so much per gigabyte, hence why companies have lowered their pricing. It's a never ending spiral. Three or four years ago, very few companies had "budget" and "premium" plans. However, now that the market has split between users who are looking to get the lowest $/GB and users who want the best performance, companies had to adapt to ensure that they stay relevant for all users.

For Nexril at least, only a small percentage of our income comes from MC hosting, simply because users are no longer willing to pay as much as they did in the past. It's unfortunate, but there's really nothing you can do about it.

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[Ajdin]

Why do people care about these new companies? Majority of them aren't serious and shouldn't even be considered competitors. They lack business sense and only see money short term. The only area they are relevant to me is MC-Market.

If you're in this business you should have various advertising channels. MC-Market is very limited. You can reach a much greater and more targeted audience via Adwords, Facebook and Twitter.

Hosting is a mass market product and it should be treated as such.