We built Bangladesh a data center worth hosting in.
For years, hosting “locally” still meant routing through Singapore — latency, billing and support all oceans away. We changed that: a homegrown Tier-III facility in Dhaka, peered directly to BDIX and the local NIX.
From a single rack to a platform you can read
Too many local businesses route their traffic — and their money — through infrastructure oceans away, paying in currencies they don’t earn and waiting on support in time zones they don’t work in.
So we built one platform that keeps latency, billing and accountability close to home: a single, coherent system for provisioning, billing, domains and support — peered to BDIX and the local NIX for single-digit-millisecond in-country latency, and priced in the currency you actually use.
Three things we don’t compromise on
Local-first
Your data and our team are in Bangladesh — support in your working week, and single-digit-millisecond latency at home.
Transparent
Every charge is itemised, VAT is shown before you pay, and refunds and credits are first-class — not favours.
Always on
A live status page, honest incident notices, and infrastructure we operate ourselves — not resold from someone else.
Engineers, on the ground in Dhaka
Network
We run our own peering to BDIX and the local NIX, plus blended global transit — in-country traffic stays fast and local.
Support
A team in your timezone that speaks your language — English and বাংলা — reachable when you actually work.
Facility
A Tier-III Dhaka data center with redundant power and cooling, operated by the same people who answer your tickets.
We’re hiring in Dhaka.
We’re a small, senior team running real infrastructure from Dhaka. If you like owning the metal — or you just want to build closer to home — get in touch.