I think you misunderstood the use of the word "host" in our Purchase page.  As far as the FoxWeb licensing agreement is concerted, each different host name OR IP-address used in a FoxWeb URL is considered a separate virtual host and must be licensed accordingly.  Each of the host names you listed counts as a separate virtual host, regardless of whether they point to the same IP-address.  With HTTP 1.1, you can have different virtual servers point to the same IP address, because the host name is actually sent in the HTTP header.

 

The prices listed in the table at the top of the Purchase page are not volume discounts for multiple licenses, but rather prices for single FoxWeb licenses, covering multiple virtual hosts.  For example, if you want to run FoxWeb on a single computer, serving 5 virtual hosts (different host names), then you will need to purchase a 5-host license.  Alternatively, you may purchase 5 individual 1-host licenses, but this would cost more.

 

If the only reason for using multiple host names is to capture all possible variations of your company name, then probably the best solution would be to designate one of them (mydomain.com?) as the primary one and have your Web server re-direct all requests to any of the other host names to the primary host name.  This will cause all FoxWeb requests to be made through a single domain, which will allow you to purchase a 1-host license.