There are eight, one per sector: government, corporate, universities, real-estate, construction, nonprofits, architecture-firms and tech-companies. Each sits at uni.xyz/about/business/host/ followed by that slug, and each rewrites the hosting pitch for that kind of organization.
You can only get to them from the main host page
Open /about/business/host and scroll to Industries We Serve. Those eight cards are the only links to these pages anywhere on the site. They are not in the sitemap, so a search engine will not send you to one, and no menu lists them.
Any slug that is not one of the eight sends you back to /about/business/host with no message. An old or mistyped link therefore does not show an error, it quietly lands you on the parent page, which reads as though the page was taken down.
What an industry page changes, and what it does not
What changes is the writing: the headline, the sector examples, the case studies and the FAQs. The hosting tiers do not change. All eight pages carry the same four tiers at the same prices as the main host page.
Where the buttons go is not consistent
Worth knowing before you buy from one of these pages.
- On government, corporate, universities, real-estate and tech-companies, selecting a tier opens the hosting application form and then sends you to the same marketplace product the main host page uses.
- On construction and nonprofits, it sends you to /about/business/list instead.
- On architecture-firms, the tier buttons have no destination set, so selecting one does nothing at all.
If a button does nothing, or takes you somewhere you did not expect, go back to /about/business/host and start there. That page is the one kept in step with what is actually on sale.
The Enterprise tier on these pages never goes to a checkout. It opens a booking link, covered in booking a call about hosting.