Put Your Servers In Safe, Smart Hands

Got your own hardware? We’ve got the rack space, power, cooling, security and internet to keep it running – reliably and securely, in Auckland. You keep full control of your machines; we look after the environment.

Colocation Pricing

1U Rack Unit

$74.99/month + GST

  • 1 Gbps Ethernet LAN port
  • 500 GB bandwidth
  • 1 usable IP address (IPv4 + IPv6)
  • 0–50 W PSU power rating
  • Optional web-based IP KVM, server management, USB rotation
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2U Rack Unit

$124.95/month + GST

  • 1 Gbps Ethernet LAN port
  • 500 GB bandwidth
  • 1 usable IP address (IPv4 + IPv6)
  • 0–50 W PSU power rating
  • Optional IP KVM, server management, extra LAN ports

3U Rack Unit

$174.95/month + GST

  • 1 Gbps Ethernet LAN port
  • 500 GB bandwidth
  • 1 usable IP address (IPv4 + IPv6)
  • 0–50 W PSU power rating
  • Optional IP KVM, server management, extra LAN ports

Prices exclude GST. Extra power, bandwidth, IPs, private cages and multi-site deployments are quoted.

What Is Colocation, And Why Use It?

Colocation (“colo”) is placing your own servers and equipment in a professional data centre instead of your office. We handle the environment – power, cooling, internet and physical security – and you keep full control over your machines.

It’s ideal if you want to manage your own servers but not your own server room; you need more uptime and bandwidth than your office can provide; or you’re growing fast and want room to scale.

Every plan includes power, cooling and internet; IPv4 and IPv6 addresses; secured access or remote hands; optional DDoS protection; monitoring and usage dashboards; and the freedom to use your own gear, your way. We help you rack and cable your servers when they arrive.

Use Cases We See Every Day

  • SaaS companies running custom infrastructure
  • IT service providers and MSPs
  • Businesses moving off expensive public cloud
  • High-performance computing and render nodes
  • Backup and disaster-recovery targets

Colocation FAQ

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