1U Colocation
Single server1U rack space / 1A power allocation / 1Gbps uplink / Remote hands available
Configurefrom $99.00/month
Rack your hardware inside a connected hosting footprint.
Colocation for customer-owned servers that need facility space, predictable power, premium network access, and support to help when travel is not practical.
1U-42Urack options
1Gbps+uplink paths
24/7support coverage
Colocation plans for single servers through full racks.
Horizontal plan rows keep the page closer to an order review surface while still feeling like a hosting product page.
From your own hardware to global network ready.
Reserve space
Pick 1U, 2U, or a private rack footprint, then confirm cabinet depth, power draw, uplink needs, and install timing.
Ship or schedule
Coordinate hardware arrival, labeling, access windows, receiving notes, and any remote-hands tasks before equipment reaches the facility.
Patch and verify
Bring the uplink online, assign addressing, confirm switch port status, and verify console or remote management access.
Operate live
Use support for reboots, visual checks, cable tracing, and routine datacenter assistance when the hardware is in production.
Colocation questions and answers.
Can I colocate more than one server?
Yes. Start with 1U or 2U space for smaller installs, or request a full rack when you need a private footprint.
Is bandwidth included?
Plans are designed around a network handoff and can be scoped with bandwidth, IP addressing, and routing requirements during order review.
Do you offer remote hands?
Remote hands can help with coordinated reboots, visual checks, cable tracing, and basic install support depending on the request.
Carrier-Ready
Start with single-server space or move into larger rack commitments with clearer power, cabling, and access expectations.
Remote Hands
Use the support team for coordinated reboots, visual checks, cable tracing, and simple datacenter tasks when you are not onsite.
Have hardware dimensions, power draw, or network requirements ready?
Send the details and the infrastructure team can match the rack footprint before equipment arrives.