NEW PLANS! BETTER DEALS! WOOO! Whether you're looking to host a site for yourself, a theater, record company, print magazine, webzine, or small business, FictCo has a hosting plan that's right for you, as well as several that are wrong for you. We recommend you choose the plan that's right for you.

	Space	Traffic	POP	Extras
$10	250MB	2GB	5
$15	500MB	4GB	10
$25	1GB	10GB	20	1 MySQL, 1 Virtual Pointer
$50	2.5GB	20GB	50	3 MySQL, 3 Virtual Pointer
$75	5GB	50GB	150	5 MySQL, 5 Virtual Pointer

All plans include CGI & SSI capability, an FTP account, webmail for POP accounts, unlimited email forwarding, and web-based administration. Additional options, such as mySQL databases and virtual pointers, can be added a la carte to plans in which they are not included.

We also offer yearly payment discounts and referral bonuses.

For more information, or to get set up,

Lawyers' homepages, navigation tools, webzines, stores, online communities, marketing sites, Flash games, parodies of alumni magazines; we've designed it all. For web or print design, FictCo is the breakfast of champions. Clients include Martindale - Hubbell's Lawyers.com, the Playwrights' Kitchen Ensemble, Lauan Records, the Award-Winning Tiny Ninja Theater, and others. View our design portfolio.

Since we're familiar with any web programming technology that is actually worth anything, FictCo programmers can help you make your dynamic web vision a reality. We could give you urls, but you wouldn't be able to see the elegance of our code anyway. Contact us for more details, or you can visit our programming portfolio.

FictCo has a wide range of web projects we've both conceived and executed, including web-based reality game Hide/Seek/NYC (featured on NPR's Marketplace, in the New York Daily News, FoxNews.com, and Time Out New York), fantasy - style game Survivor Deadpool (rated A- by Entertainment Weekly), internet mood-tracker iMood, and Antagozine, the antagonistic magazine. We can also develop web projects catered to your specific needs, such as the Production Studio created for Tiny Ninja Theater (featured in The New York Times, The Village Voice, Time Out New York, and American Theater) and author Anne Ursu's Harris-Jones Factory Tour. (currently in development.)