Quarter, half, and full rack space in Tier III-designed facilities, with redundant power feeds, carrier-neutral connectivity, and remote hands when you can't be on-site.
Power, cross-connects, and contract length move the final number. These are realistic starting points for a standard deployment; the form below gets you an exact quote.
A first footprint, or overflow for a handful of chassis.
Room to grow without paying for a full cabinet upfront.
A dedicated 42U cabinet, locked and metered to you alone.
All tiers include: redundant A+B power feeds, 24/7 biometric access control, video-monitored cages, and remote-hands support billed in 15-minute increments.
Dual power feeds to every rack, backed by UPS and generator with automatic transfer.
Choose from multiple upstream carriers on-site, or bring your own IP transit and cross-connect it in.
Reboots, cable swaps, and drive replacements handled by on-site technicians when you can't be there.
Multi-factor entry, mantraps, and 24/7 video coverage on every cage and cabinet.
Colocation puts your equipment on our network, so our DDoS mitigation covers it the same way it covers our own hosting customers, no separate appliance to rack or license yourself.
Inline anti-DDoS appliances inspect traffic to every colocated rack continuously, filtering volumetric and protocol-level floods before they reach your cabinet.
Attack traffic is detected and rerouted through scrubbing in seconds, without a support ticket or manual failover on your part.
Segmented VLANs, filtered peering, and biometric physical access work together so network-level and physical-level security back each other up.
Start with a standard rack and layer on capacity as you grow, no need to renegotiate the whole contract.
Colocation is self-managed by default. Full Management hands the operational load to our team when you'd rather not staff it yourself.
N+1 redundancy across power and cooling distribution, maintainable without a full shutdown, the level most compliance and uptime requirements actually call for.
Power topology, cooling design, and access policy for each site.
Power draw, cross-connect count, and contract length are what actually set colocation pricing; this gets you a number within one business day.
Yes. Colocation means racking equipment you own or lease elsewhere. If you'd rather not manage hardware procurement, our Bare Metal Servers give you dedicated physical hardware without the logistics.
Circuits are metered; sustained draw above your contracted allocation is billed at the per-kW overage rate in your agreement, or you can upgrade to the next power tier.
Yes, facility tours are available by appointment for prospective colocation customers. Mention it in the notes field above and we'll set one up.
In 15-minute increments for tasks like reboots, cable changes, or part swaps. A small monthly allotment is included on Half and Full Rack; Quarter Rack customers are billed from the first request.
Included on every rack tier. Anti-DDoS appliances scrub inbound traffic at the network edge automatically; there's nothing to configure or license separately.
Basic covers the facility side (power, cooling, network, and physical access) while you own your hardware and OS. Full Management adds proactive monitoring, unlimited remote hands, and 24/7 incident response on top, so our team is effectively an extension of yours.