Our clients: from Parliament to one VPS

Yes, ask us. Tell support which industry you are in and what you plan to run, and we will look for an existing client with a similar profile who is willing to talk. Our clients include government institutions, media, clinics and manufacturers, so a comparable case is usually easy to find. A reference call only happens with the client's consent, so give us a little time to arrange it. In very narrow niches, or where an agreement prevents naming a company, we will describe a similar setup without naming anyone. There is no cost and no obligation attached to asking.

No, never. A client appears on this page only after agreeing to it, and the agreement can be withdrawn at any time, after which the mention is removed. Confidentiality by default is part of the service: the fact that you host with us, what you run and how it is sized stays between us. This applies equally to a ministry and to a company with a single VPS. If you want the opposite, a public mention or a case description, tell us and we will agree the exact wording with you first. Nothing goes online on our initiative.

Yes, and they make up most of our client list. A website on shared hosting or a single VPS runs in the same data centre in Riga, on the same hardware and network, as the systems of state institutions. There is no minimum contract size and no separate second-class queue: your ticket reaches the same support team that looks after the largest setups. Monitoring notices problems before you do. When the company grows, the setup scales with it, up to a full rack of colocation, without changing provider and without rebuilding everything from scratch.

The list is broader than a typical hosting provider's. On the same racks in Riga live the systems of the Parliament of Latvia, the U.S. Embassy in Riga, the Court Administration and Capital FM, next to clinics, manufacturers, finance and service companies, and hundreds of small businesses, down to a developer with a single VPS. All of them run on the same infrastructure; only the tasks and the scale differ. The published list is only a sample, because many clients prefer to stay unnamed. It covers every sector we serve: public sector, media, healthcare and business.

Yes, and several already work this way, including the Parliament of Latvia and the Court Administration. The practical points that matter to institutions are all covered: data stays under EU jurisdiction in our own data centre in Riga, the hardware is physically auditable, and the relationship is defined by a contract and an SLA rather than generic terms. We answer procurement requirements, fill in security questionnaires and go through compliance reviews as a normal part of the job, not as an exception. We also run our own network, AS58269, so responsibility for connectivity does not get passed to a third party. If your institution has a specific requirement, describe it and we will answer point by point.

The most honest review in hosting is a client who stays, and companies have trusted us since 2012. You will not find a wall of anonymous star ratings here; most new clients arrive because an existing one recommended us. Public reference points include the Parliament of Latvia, the U.S. Embassy in Riga and Capital FM. If you want an opinion you can actually question, ask us to arrange a call with an existing client and hear the experience first-hand, including what went wrong at some point and how it was handled. That kind of conversation tells you more than any rating widget.

Yes, and you do not need to manage it yourself. Tell us what you have with the current provider and give us access; we copy the site, test it on our infrastructure and switch traffic only when everything works, which is how the move happens without downtime. Mail is transferred without losing a letter, including old mailboxes. The switch is scheduled with you, usually at a quiet hour for your business. Afterwards the systems are monitored around the clock, and support in three languages comes from the engineers who run the hardware. Migration is part of the service, so start by writing to support with a description of your current setup.

Companies have trusted us since 2012. In hosting, longevity is worth checking, because a provider that rents everything can disappear quickly. Over these years we built our own Tier 3+ data centre in Riga, so the core infrastructure belongs to us, not to a landlord. A second region operates in Amsterdam in the Netherlands, and Dubai is available on request, which matters if your plans go beyond one country. That stability is one reason clients like the Parliament of Latvia, the U.S. Embassy in Riga, the Court Administration and Capital FM have stayed with us, through hardware generations and market changes.