Welcome to the world of HostRooster Ltd, the parent company behind DomainRooster, HostRooster, Societal, and a host of other exciting brands. We're a UK-based company registered in England and Wales, and we're proud to be taking the digital world by storm with our innovative ideas and excellent service. At DomainRooster, we're passionate about providing our … Continue reading Cock-a-Doodle-Doo: Introducing HostRooster Ltd and its Fowl-owing Brands
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HostRooster® – The Back Story
"The rooster's cry signals the dawn of a new day and the start of new opportunities. And so too, HostRooster rises to the call, heralding a new era for freelancers everywhere." HostRooster is a vibrant marketplace for freelance services, much like the bustling marketplace at daybreak, filled with crowing roosters and the buzz of commerce. … Continue reading HostRooster® – The Back Story
DomainRooster® – The Backstory
DomainRooster® was founded in 2021 after Dean Jones resigned from his position as Director of Strategic Projects at Cranfield University a British postgraduate public research university specializing in science, engineering, design, technology, and management to support his aging parent abroad during COVID-19. Growth in demand for low-cost IT infrastructure and faster data accessibility Dean saw … Continue reading DomainRooster® – The Backstory
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