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Hostfact is a handy software package for hosting companies. With it, they offer customers the option to buy domain names, hosting and SSL certificates. An integration with WordPress means your company runs almost fully automatically.
Hostfact takes a lot of work off your hands as a host. After an integration with your WordPress website, customers can serve themselves. This way they register domain names, take out a hosting package or Virtual Private Server (VPS), or buy an SSL certificate. Telephone contact or email correspondence about your products is avoided this way.
Suppose a potential customer finds you through an online advertisement or, even better, through word of mouth. This person browses your WordPress website and is tempted by your package price for a domain, hosting and an SSL certificate. Via the order form, which you were able to integrate thanks to the Hostfact integration, the customer places their order. They pay and their details end up in your Hostfact software. There you will find the invoice and the status of their order: paid.
Once the domain name is registered, the customer automatically receives an email. With the login details provided, the customer logs in to the management panel, where they can create SQL databases and email addresses, for example. Maximum freedom and control for the customer and absolutely no time investment for you.
When creating a Hostfact-WordPress integration, it is logical to first check whether there is a WordPress plugin from Hostfact. And there is one. What this plugin does is integrate an order form. Unfortunately, you have no control over the design of this form (colours, fonts, fields) with it. There are also other Hostfact functions that this plugin does not support: processing online payments, managing domain names and SSL certificates, creating a VPS, and so on.
Fortunately, Hostfact offers an API that experienced programmers can work well with. If you don’t have them in-house, you can turn to 2manydots. We are happy to build a versatile, stable integration between your Hostfact account and your WordPress website.
For a custom integration you need a reliable and at the same time skilled partner. An agency that does not outsource this work, but carries it out in-house. 2manydots is such an internet agency. With years of experience in developing custom integrations and WordPress websites, we are the logical choice for organisations striving for online success.
In addition, it is important that the chosen party is familiar with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). These guidelines oblige you to handle users’ personal data carefully. The Dutch Data Protection Authority hands out hefty fines to organisations that do not comply with these guidelines. 2manydots is familiar with the GDPR and ensures that every integration is strictly secured.
Hostfact is an online software package (SaaS) for hosting companies. This program allows hosts to sell hosting, domain names, VPS and SSL certificates in an automated way. Customers can use it to check the availability of domain names and compare the features of hosting packages. They also get access to their own customer panel. And because this package was made for the Dutch market, accountants can also handle it with ease.