freezoka, a free web hosting provider, today announced that they are now offering their service with no ads on users' websites. The company claims that its hosting plan, which is offered in conjunction with Byethost, includes many of the features found in a paid web hosting plan, but is of course, free.

A company spokesperson stated that freezoka makes money from advertisements placed on its own homepage, and has already funded its service through the next ten years. Because of its partnership with Byethost, freezoka is able to keep its costs to a minimum. In addition to offering no ads on its service, freezoka also hopes to introduce several other changes in the near future.

"We basically wanted to offer a free service that operated just like paid hosting. By offering no ads, in conjunction with a long list of useful features, we are giving away something of real value. Our goal is to continue to match, or surpass, the flexibility offered in a traditional shared Web hosting plan that you would pay for. While I think freezoka is doing Ok on this front in terms of database and scripting features, we could certainly do more in the areas of space and bandwidth, which is likely where you will see our next move,"  stated freezoka's new Administrator, Daniel Briere. Mr. Briere recently purchased the freezoka concept from Daniel Frederick.