Greetings members of the forum! KirHost, a hosting company, offers a complete range of web hosting services that comprise virtual hosting, virtual dedicated servers (VDS), and server rentals. Additionally, reselling tariffs, domain registration, SSL certificates, and more than 10 payment options including PayPal are available. There are two control panels to pick from: ISPmanager and DirectAdmin. The VDS and dedicated web servers are provided with essential administration functions like installing the OS, control panel, and basic software. There are also ICC chat and ticket support for pre-sale or technical issues.

For virtual hosting, there are 6 different plans to choose from. The Virtual Hosting Servers are situated in DC Volya and DC Steephost. The k-150 plan is $1.6 per month and supports 3 sites with 300 MB disk space; the highest value plan, k-3000, is priced at $7.5 per month with 6000 MB disk space and can accommodate up to 30 sites.

The VDS, on the other hand, presents 6 different plans with different specifications. The prices are ranging from $15 per month to $50 per month. Additional IP is $2 per month, and there are two types of ISPmanager Lite namely the ten units per month and 80 units eternal. Likewise, there are two types of ISPmanager Pro being sold where it includes twenty units per month and 160 units eternal.

Finally, the server rental plans provide customers with five alternatives to choose from, KS-1 to KS-5. These differ in terms of their specifications and costs, with prices starting from $71 per month for KS-1 to the most expensive which is $220 per month for KS-5. To celebrate their 8th birthday, KirHost offers discounts on all of their tariffs. Use the promo code "serv10may" for a 10% discount on ordering VDS and dedicated web servers. On the other hand, the promo code "mayday20" allows a 20% discount on ordering virtual web hosting and reselling. Check out KirHost's website to learn more about their services.

Are there any fees for setting up an account? If yes, what are the charges, and will they be waived for new subscribers?