RoseHosting Launches RoseRewards, the First Ever Loyalty Program in the Hosting Industry

First ever loyalty program that rewards web hosting customers.

RoseHosting, the premium managed web hosting provider, is proud to present its RoseRewards loyalty program, the first ever web hosting loyalty program on the market. This program is inspired directly by the airline industry and its success and appeal. It is available immediately to all RoseHosting Linux VPS, Cloud, and Dedicated Server users. All customers are automatically included in the program; they simply need to go to RoseRewards and start collecting their points.

“RoseHosting is a brand that values customer satisfaction above all else. Besides great equipment and award-winning customer support, with this program, we want to go a step further and reward the loyalty that has been present with some users for over two decades.” – Bobi Rose R., Founder & CEO.

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With the RoseRewards loyalty program, customers earn points by paying their hosting invoice or simply checking in to the RoseRewards platform each week. They can also increase their point balance by connecting with RoseHosting through various social media platforms or becoming an affiliate.

The best part about this loyalty program is using the points to claim many rewards. Users can add credit to their hosting accounts, and get discounts on server upgrades, premium SSL certificates, and additional services. There is also an option for users to donate to their favorite charity organization. RoseHosting will donate the value of their claimed points to a charity of their choice.

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