About inetUSA

Let’s quickly get our credentials out of the way. Our history begins in 1986. That was when Atlanta Technologies, Inc. (ATI) was created. In the early 1990s, it won the support contract for the Space Shuttle Payload Management system and in 1992, the Florida office of ATI and the support contract with NASA was purchased by inetUSA’s current CEO and the company was renamed as The Network Group.

In late 1995, the ban on using the Internet for commercial use was lifted. During 1996, TNG worked to determine what role we might play in this new arena. We started by creating inetUSA as our Internet brand early in 1997. We became a “Dial-Up ISP”, selling modem-based access to the Internet alongside such companies as AOL and Earthlink and eventually sold that aspect of our business to Earthlink to focus solely on the software side of the rapidly developing Internet market.

In 2000, we created one of the world’s first “Do It Yourself” website products, our famous One Click Website. Over 30,000 websites have been created using that tool spanning multiple versions and revisions. Obviously, we’ve been at this for a while and, like the TV commercial says, we know a thing or two about a thing or two 🙂 Heck, we have several members of our team that have been part of inetUSA’s family far longer than lots of today’s Internet companies have been in business and several customer relationships that date back to our earliest days, so we must be doing it right.

In 2017, we began to focus more on “Done For You” vs “Do It Yourself”. The requirements to keep up with the pace of growth for our target customer’s businesses meant that they had less and less time to do what was needed to create and maintain a website. We decided to embrace the WordPress platform for all future website development because so many amazing capabilities and add-ons were being created everyday to expand the capabilities of the WordPress software. Our objective has always been to deliver the best results for our clients, not to keep re-inventing the wheel. When we made the switch to focus on “Done For You”, we took the time to talk to our customers and see what else we could help them with and they shared lots of information with us about their challenges and where we could help.