Best option?

[Strice]

My friend works for a company that is going to take all their customers' websites and put them with one central virtual host. These sites aren't dynamic, aren't very big, and don't get a lot of traffic. They have about 50 of these (all of course with their own domain names). The customers will not be handling the updating of sites.

What would his most cost-effective option for this be with FQ?

[Randall]

With IRMs (http://www.futurequest.net/Services/IR/#IRO), you can fit six domains in one package. If the sites are small enough -- and don't need too many POP accounts per domain -- they might get away with just nine Visionary packages. (This assumes that the IRMs don't need ezMLM or their own autoresponders.)

If some of the domains are just alternate URLs for the same site, you can pack them even tighter -- 10 IROs per account. :yeah:

And there's also the reseller (http://www.futurequest.net/Services/Resellers/) option. Even if they don't hit the break-even point for package discounts, they could still save a few hundred bucks on the IRM setup fees.

Randall