Services

Infrastructure sold wholesale

Four service lines on one network and one autonomous system. Buy them individually or aggregate commitments across all of them.

How engagements work

Scoped, quoted, contracted, provisioned

Wholesale capacity is not a self-service product. Every engagement follows the same four steps, and you have written pricing before anything is signed.

  1. Scope

    We confirm which facilities can serve you, at what capacity, and on what lead time.

  2. Quote

    Written pricing stating commitment, burst rate, term, and renewal basis.

  3. Contract

    A master service agreement plus a service order per site, with the SLA incorporated.

  4. Provision

    Typically five business days for ports in facilities where we already terminate.

No online checkout. We do not sell wholesale infrastructure through a shopping cart, and we do not quote capacity we have not confirmed we can deliver. If you need a firm date before committing, ask for it in your inquiry and we will put it in the quote.
Supporting the services

What sits behind every service line

One autonomous system

Every region is operated as one network with consistent routing policy, so traffic engineering and commitments work the same way in every market.

Peering policy

Route origin validation

We publish RPKI ROAs for the space we announce and drop RPKI-invalid routes learned from peers and upstreams.

Security practices

Published contracts

The master service agreement, service level agreement, and acceptable use policy are published in full rather than produced on request.

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Tell us what capacity you need

Send us the regions, port speeds, and volumes you are planning for. A network engineer will come back with a written quote stating the commitment, burst rate, and term.