Limit options based on what's fastest to provide/install/configure once and easiest to manage in autopilot. I would imagine that colocation customers would not be as needy as the VPS customers on this

Problem doing 1U hobbyist grade colocation is the human labor required, it's very low fee, but quite a bit of effort which requires very expensive personnel spending time on it. Further, the more opti

Colocation: 1U 39.99€ (incl. VAT) Billing cycle: Monthly, per 3 months, per 6 months, per 12 months.

We might take in a few colocation customers even abroad selectively.

More Dedicated Deals here: https://whitelabelitsolutions.com/colocation-services/managed-servers/server-solutions/managed-dedicated-servers/

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Take a look at @VPSSLIM Hostslim colocation offers.They have their own data center in the Netherlands. Maybe they can offer something for you.

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Profits from colocation are far less than dedicated servers which is why bandwidth is typically a lot cheaper / more given on dedicated servers.

It's not worth it for most people, especially if you have an older server. 1U colocation is typically a bit expensive because it requires a lot of management (i.e. racking, deracking, fees, network se

as a business and often times mix dedicated with colocation causing issues such as this.

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In your case, For Colocation in NL i recommend

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3. As a location, we need colocation and LTO ( lease to own) for the Netherlands or UK region.

Your not doing what they are though. They are directly marketing for colocation clients. That is a enterprise/b2b type sales.

Yes, I asked them about colocation, because they were in flexential.

Just received this email from regarding NextArray from BreezeTech who apparently owns a company called BreezeHost. I haven't seen anything from NextArray directly and this was in my SPAM folder. Gues…

Yeah I don't understand why I've heard so many stories about them being terrible to their colocation clients, I assume it's only when people try to leave, so it makes sense why you haven't experienced