novatec.ch
Swiss web hosting, online vehicle marketplaces and website development for businesses and private vehicle buyers and sellers
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About novatec.ch
Novatec Consulting AG operates CarWeb, a Swiss used-car classifieds market, and BikeWeb, a marketplace for new and used motorcycles and scooters. It also provides web hosting with ColdFusion, ASP and PHP support, email hosting, and website development.
Customers include private vehicle buyers and sellers, dealers, and organizations seeking hosting or website services. Hosting and email services are sold through monthly plans.
The company is based in Altendorf, Switzerland.
Product: CarWeb and BikeWeb vehicle classifieds, web and email hosting, and website development.
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Website technologies
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Frontend frameworks
- jQueryHigh confidence
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