How To Save A Total of R310 on Your Annual Hosting this 2026

 



"😇Quick Maths"

 - Usually R50 per Month
- Pay for 12 Months and Pay only R36.50 Per Month
- Get two free months
- Total of R135 saved on those 10 months
- Plus 100 for the two extra months
- Plus an aditional 50% off your domain
- Save an additional R75+ on your annual domain
- Domain usually R150 per year t's & c's apply

Total Saving = R310 Annually

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