New Voucher Comparison Website for the UK Market Developed by Flat Rock Technology

Voucher Comparison is an original and comprehensive website for comparing vouchers online aimed at the UK market.

2011-11-21

LONDON, ENGLAND, November 21, 2011 (Press-News.org) A brand new website for comparing vouchers in the UK market developed by Flat Rock Technology is already live at http://www.vouchercomparison.com. Voucher Comparison is the new project of the owners of the Vendari Limited.

Voucher Comparison is different from all the other such websites on the online market because it is completely innovative and pioneers in a field that is yet to be explored. Voucher Comparison provides deal, cashback and voucher comparisons as well as daily comparisons.

Voucher Comparison's main goal is to become one stop shop for end users who look for the best deals available on the online voucher market. This is possible because the website extracts and organizes information about vouchers and deals from a great number of voucher, cashback and Daily Deal sites and offers them in one place in the most convenient way to the consumers. The option to compare vouchers allows the users to choose the voucher that will best suit their needs and budget.

"VoucherComparison.com is a rarity for the simple fact it is an innovation in the online space, something that is extremely hard to achieve today. Voucher Comparison hasn't been done before or even conceived by anyone..." said Dominic Yacoubian, Vendari Managing Director.

Voucher Comparison can provide such a comprehensive service to the end users due to its vast database and the constant updating of vouchers. The databases Voucher Comparison uses account to about 40 at the moment and will increase in the future. That effectively turns this website in the only place among the other websites of this kind, which offers so much information at one place ready to be compared.

Flat Rock Technology took the opportunity to develop this complex system when approached with the idea from Vendari Limited. The process of mutual interaction and exchange of ideas led to the successful launch of Voucher Comparison, which is expected to grow to be one of the most visited places for voucher seekers.

The main feature that distinguishes Voucher Comparison from the rest of the similar websites is the options for quick and easy assessment between vouchers of different absolute value. When more than one voucher answering the search criteria is found, the system compares the vouchers for one product (retailer) or different offers for the same product (retailer). Depending on the criteria entered by the user, a special calculator provides the best voucher for that particular case.

Currently, Flat Rock Technology is developing a new interface protocol that is aimed to ease the exchange of information between Voucher Comparison and its partner websites. The protocol has already been implemented between number of existing voucher websites and Voucher Comparison and is expected to be available to all other partners soon.

Flat Rock Technology intends to keep innovating and developing exciting and unique projects for everyone with ideas and creativity. Flat Rock Technology is always open to work on challenging projects and prove that its competencies turn into interesting and efficient solutions serving the market needs.

More information and further details about Flat Rock Technology completed projects you can find at http://www.flatrocktech.com/portfolio or contact Flat Rock at marcom@flatrocktech.com.

Flat Rock Technology is a privately owned web and software development company. It operates from two locations London, UK and a Research & Development Centre in Varna, Bulgaria. Its structure allows responding thoroughly and quickly to clients' needs, and utilising the best outsourcing location in Europe while at the same time being close to their customer base.

Contact us:
Milena Kostadinova
Marketing & Communication Specialist
Flat Rock Technology Ltd

5 St John's Lane, London
EC1M 4BH, United Kingdom
+44 (0)20 7250 4778

45 Preslav str., 9000
Varna, Bulgaria
+359 (0) 52 63 63 17

marcom@flatrocktech.com
http://www.flatrocktech.com

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