Managed storage servers

Terabytes that come with
someone running them.

Most storage hosts sell you a rigid slice: fixed disk welded to fixed memory, and no help when it breaks. We operate the storage array ourselves, so you choose storage, memory and cores independently — and we run the whole thing for you.

Configure

Build exactly what you need

Move each slider on its own. Need 8 TB of archive with barely any memory? Do it. Need 2 TB but 16 GB of RAM for a database? Also fine. Fixed-bundle hosts can't do that.

2TB
1 TB10 TB20 TB
4GB
2 GB16 GB32 GB
2vCPU
148
Monthly
MonthlyAnnual −10%2-year −15%
Comparison

What 2 TB actually costs

The same 2 TB with 4 GB of memory, priced across the providers people usually compare us against. "Managed" means a human configures, monitors and fixes it for you.

ProviderStorageMemoryManaged Included stackMonthly
TNC TVBest value 2 TB4 GBYes — full Cloud, VPN, backups, remote support $40
DigitalOcean2 TB block4 GB NoNone~$224
AWS EBS + EC22 TB gp34 GB NoNone~$190
Google Cloud2 TB PD4 GB NoNone~$205
Dropbox Business2 TBn/a No serverFile sync only ~$24

Competitor pricing is published list rate at time of writing, shown for comparison only. Dropbox is included to show we sit close to the price of a file-sync subscription — while giving you an entire server with root access.

Included

The managed layer is the product

Anyone can rent you a disk. What you're buying is that it stays running, stays patched, stays backed up — and that a person answers when it doesn't.

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Private file cloud

Nextcloud deployed and maintained on your server. Desktop sync, mobile apps, shared links, calendars and contacts. No per-seat licensing.

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Private VPN

Your own VPN endpoint with unlimited devices and signed profiles. No shared IP pool, no logging, no third party in the middle.

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Remote support relay

Self-hosted remote desktop so we can be on a screen in seconds when something breaks — through your infrastructure, not a public service.

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Web control panel

Live CPU, memory, disk and network graphs, service control, package updates and an in-browser terminal.

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Backups that get tested

Nightly snapshots plus encrypted copies to a second datacentre, with restores we actually verify rather than assume.

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Hardened by default

Kernel-isolated containers, brute-force protection, firewalled admin surfaces and key-based access — configured before handover, not left as homework.

Questions

Straight answers

Is this a real server or just storage space?

A real server. You get full root on your own isolated Linux machine — install anything, run anything, reboot it yourself. It's kernel-isolated using the same class of technology large cloud providers use to keep customers apart.

Why can you separate storage from memory when others can't?

Fixed-bundle providers tie them together because they sell one predefined unit. We operate the storage array ourselves and carve servers out of it, so we allocate exactly the disk, memory and cores your workload needs — and nothing you wouldn't use.

Can I grow later without rebuilding?

Yes. Storage, memory and cores are adjusted live. Growing usually takes minutes and doesn't require a migration, a new IP address, or downtime.

What happens to my data if I leave?

It's yours. We hand you a full export in a standard format, or copy it to any destination you name. No lock-in, no export fee, no egress charge.

How isolated am I from other customers?

Each customer runs in an unprivileged container, meaning root inside your server does not map to root on the host machine. We also firewall customer servers away from host administration services and from each other.

Do you actually test the backups?

Yes. Snapshots run nightly and are copied off-site encrypted to a second datacentre. We run periodic restore checks, because a backup nobody has restored is a rumour.

Tell us the workload. We'll size it.

Not sure whether you need 2 TB or 12? Tell us what you're storing today and where it lives, and we'll come back with a configuration, a fixed price and a migration date.