be3.co.uk
Web design, SEO, hosting and a CMS website builder for businesses and professionals
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-04
About be3.co.uk
Network Magic provides website design, redesign, SEO, hosting, domain registration, business email and social media services. It also sells the Aztec53 CMS website builder, with a drag-and-drop editor and responsive templates.
Customers include businesses and professionals seeking websites or online promotion. The company offers both managed services and tools for clients to manage sites in-house, and allows clients to resell its CMS, hosting and SEO services.
Be3.co.uk and Aztec53 are trading styles of Network Magic.
Product: Website design and SEO services, hosting and domain services, and the Aztec53 CMS website builder.
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