Listed 28 February 2014 · Stockholm · Sweden
Jumpstarter.
A Stockholm hosting platform that promised websites live in under a second; its old domain now reviews car battery jump starters.
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- Listed on Stompstart
“A next-generation hosting platform”
- On record
The Next Web reported that Jumpstarter had moved from private to public beta the previous week, with more than 2,000 developers registering in the first five days.
On record · Announced - Listing page saved
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- Closed
Co-founder Daniel Marklund's portfolio dates Jumpstarter 2012 to 2015 and says the team was 'unable to find a profitable market at the end'.
Closure · Announced - Site checked
The domain showed something unrelated.
As listed on Stompstart
“A next-generation hosting platform”
Jumpstarter is a next-generation hosting platform for web developers, which makes it super fast and really easy to create and launch websites. It enables you to get up and running with your project in less than one second. Literally. It will also automatically adapt the server power to support peak hours in your traffic. Nothing to install, configure or upgrade - we call it Peak Protection.
- Topics
- Hosting, Web design, Web development
- Location
- Stockholm · Sweden
In our words: The 2014 listing pitched Jumpstarter as a hosting platform for web developers that could start a project in under a second and automatically add server power during traffic peaks, a feature it called Peak Protection. There was nothing to install, configure or upgrade.
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- Release
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