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NEW YORK Pressmart announced today a new portal that targets publishers who would prefer a pay-as-you-go solution.

With ePortal, publishers can create and manage their news portals for a monthly fee with a la carte pricing. It offers CMS, Web 2.0 interface, cloud hosting, advanced archiving, content caching, web and mobile deliver, as well as social network, classifieds, analytics, ads and subscriptions.

"Our aim is to ensure our customers remain ahead of the technology curve, with minimum investment," Sanjiv Gupta, founder and CEO of Pressmart, said in a statement.

EPortal allows publishers to drag and drop features they would like to use with no upfront cost.

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