My Own Site Private Limited has launched Pikboo.com, an online service for parents to create photo websites to preserve the childhood memories of their kids. Packages: The service is targeted at parents with kids between 0-10 years of age and is currently available in three packages - Silver, Gold and Platinum packages. Silver package offers site creation, hosting and maintenance and is priced at Rs 4,500 in India ($65 for International customers). It also offers features like dedicated domain, website templates and mobile compatible sites among others. The Gold package offers a professional photo shoot at home and is priced at Rs 7,150 while the platinum package offers a professional photo shoot at a studio and is priced at Rs 20,000. Its worth noting that these packages are currently limited to India, however the company is apparently in talks with a studio in the United States to offer photo shoot capabilities. When we checked the website, we noticed that parents are required to fill out a form to set up website and upload photos as per Pikboo's guidelines for designers to work on. The website is made live with a template that matches the photos, and it offers parents an option to later update the photos or add a description to photos among others. Security: Considering the nature of the site, privacy would be one of the key problems that Pikboo could face. However, speaking to Medianama, Pikboo founder and CEO Sandeep Amar told that only people with an access key will be able…
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