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Respected all,

How I can free host library OPAC in internet.

Is their any website or other free web hosting site.

Please help

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Dear Friend ...Go to bestbookbuddies.com and contact the team Openlx
How many records do you have in your catalogue at present? Which software have you used for automation? What is the average annual addition to the collection?

I am shortly coming up with a method to create a free OPAC on the Web.

Hello Sir, in my library  21000 books available in present. I am using koha 18.11 (ubuntu 16.04) system and the average  addition to the collection 200 - 400 books.

Kindly help in this regard.

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