With Intermedia's Instant Private Label Exchange hosting, you can start offering hosted Exchange 2007, BlackBerry® hosting, archiving and more - entirely under your own brand.

We manage the entire service for you, 24x7, and your costs are zero until after your customers have signed up and started paying you for their mailboxes.

You'll offer your customers:

• Hosted Microsoft Exchange 2007. Completely under your own brand, including email, shared contacts, calendaring, task lists and more, with 1GB mailbox sizes and up.
• BlackBerry and wireless email. Synchronized email and files on their BlackBerry, Treo or other mobile device.
• SharePoint 3.0. The latest in collaboration tools for document sharing and more.
• Hosted Office Communications Server 2007. Fully secure instant messaging, voice and video calling and more, all integrated with Outlook and SharePoint.
• Archiving and compliance tools. We offer a full suite of archiving and compliance tools that you can offer to your customers.

For a full overview of the services you can offer, view our services and pricing section.

With Intermedia's private label Exchange hosting program, you can offer your customers powerful email and collaboration, at a price they can afford.

Offering hosted Microsoft Exchange comes with many benefits. You'll increase revenues quickly, reduce churn and become a part of the growing software as a service market.

Increase revenues

Adding hosted Exchange to your offering will increase your average revenue per customer:

• Selling Exchange is a profitable, high-margin business line. Mark up our wholesale rates by as much as 300%.
• You pay us nothing upfront until your customers have already purchased the service - and paid you for it.

Reduce churn

• The number of Microsoft Exchange users is expected to rise to 200 million by 2009, says Radicati Group, the research company.
• Once a business chooses an Exchange host, they are likely to stay, as migrating email and other data is difficult and time-consuming.

Ride the SaaS wave

The market for software as a service (SaaS) is growing rapidly. The SaaS segment is expected to comprise 25-30% of all new software sales by 2011. Businesses of all sizes now accept that business applications delivered over the Internet are the right choice for many reasons:

• Capital expenditure. New hardware, software, peripherals and the never-ending upgrade pressures.
• Expense. Administration, maintenance, upgrades and implementation.
• Complexity. Datacenters, networking, backups, compliance with new e-discovery regulations.

Within the SaaS segment, Microsoft Exchange as a hosted service is one of the most popular offerings, growing at over 39% annually according to Microsoft.