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When St Laurence Community Services IT department decided to upgrade their MS Access based IT Jobs database to MSSQL with a web front end they chose iDev. The web solution delivered by iDev is fast, flexible and available to all users allowing the IT staff to focus more on support.
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 EconomyStandard               Custom    
Who is it for?Companies that need a website for marketing but don't need expensive e-commerce solutions. This includes most small businesses Companies that need a website for marketing and want to be able to update key features of their website through an administrators login without requiring any programming skills. This includes many small to medium businesses Companies that need a website with features outside our standard plans. Your website may require features that are particular to your business needs and we can help by proposing a solutions that suits you.
Website Pages Up to 10Up to 20As many as you need
EmailCatch all email box (includes unlimited forwards and aliases)Up to 15 email boxes (includes unlimited forwards and aliases)No limits
Unlimited Reasonable
Monthly Updates1		YesYesOptional
Self Update FeaturesNoYesAs required by your business
Domain RegistrationYesYesOptional
Website HostingYesYesOptional
Search Engine
Registration		YesYesOptional
Set-up
(site desing &
construction) plus gst		$1450$2900Quoted on request
Maintenance
(Monthly) plus gst		$80$90Quoted on request
 

 

1 Reasonable means changes to content when it becomes dated such as contact details or monthly specials lists. Changes to many pages or a complete site redesign are not reasonable and are not included in this maintenance. If an unusually large change, update or site redesign is required we would quote before proceeding.
Note: This is required to protect this service from abuse it will not prevent any reasonable updates.
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 12 May 2009 00:25