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One provider for
the infrastructure
a business runs on.

Hosting you specify by the vCPU and the gigabyte, with dedicated servers, domains, Microsoft 365, endpoint security, backup and managed IT from the same provider. Choose a plan — or build exactly what you need.

Configure hosting All nine product families

Datapack is a U.S. company. Orders, invoices and support tickets are handled in the client area at support.datapack.net.

System mapWhat Datapack supplies, and how it connects

A diagram of nine product families inside one frame labelled Datapack. Requests from the internet reach a domain. Its A and AAAA records lead to infrastructure: Cloud Hosting, Custom Cloud and Dedicated Servers. Its MX record leads to Microsoft 365. Copies travel from the infrastructure to Backup. Licences, policy and administration reach your people and devices from Microsoft Cloud, SaaS, Cybersecurity and Managed IT.

The internetvisitors · mail

Your businesspeopledevices

  • Supplied by Datapack
  • Outside Datapack
  • NameA vendor's product
  • Traffic
  • Copies
  • Licences, policy, administration
Custom Cloud configurator

No price is shown here. You send the build as a request, and a quote follows by e-mail.

Choose a plan — or build exactly what you need.

Most hosting is sold in three sizes because three sizes fit on a pricing page. A workload has no such manners. Here you set four figures: move a pointer, type a figure or point at a unit, and the drawing, the designation and the sheet follow.

Starting points on the same four scales. They are not plans: the seven plans and their prices are on the hosting plans page.

Each website its own container; these limits are not pooled

of 16 vCPU

Each website in the plan can use up to this many vCPUs.

of 64 GB

Each website in the plan can use up to this much memory.

The plan shared by all its websites

of 100

Number of websites the plan can hold.

of 1000 GB

Shared by all websites in the plan.

  • Set
  • Available
  • Changed a moment ago

Within the scales.

From the domain name to the laptop that opens the mail, one provider.

Nine product families hang off one line. A square is something Datapack supplies and answers for. A name in brackets is a vendor's product, in plain text, because that is what it is.

Reading the line

Traffic: requests and mail arriving. Copies: data leaving for safekeeping. Licences, policy and administration reaching your people and devices.

Names and workplace

Domains

traffic arrives here first

Datapack's partRegisters, transfers and renews the name. A name is checked in the client area; this site publishes no domain prices. Domain search

Sold asdomain-year

Where it runsA registration, not a hosted service.

Microsoft Cloud

Microsoft 365

Datapack's partSupplies the licences, sets up users and mail, bills and supports. Ask about Microsoft 365

Sold asseat, per month

Where it runsVendor-operated service. Location is stated by the vendor.

SaaS

software subscriptions

Datapack's partSupplies, assigns and bills the subscriptions a business already depends on. Ask about a subscription

Sold assubscription

Where it runsVendor-operated. Location is stated by each vendor.

Infrastructure

Cloud Hosting

hosting plans

Datapack's partProvisions the plan and supports it. Each website runs in its own container, with its own CPU and memory limits. Hosting plans

Sold asplan, per month

Custom Cloud

your build C04-M08-S0250-W020

Datapack's partThe same platform at the figures you set: vCPU and memory for each website, NVMe storage and site count for the plan. Configure

Sold asconfiguration; quoted by e-mail

Dedicated Servers

whole machines

Datapack's partSources the server, hands it over and supports it. Ask about a dedicated server

Sold asserver, per month

Where it runsLocation is stated for each server.

Protection and operations

Backup

copies · restore

Datapack's partKeeps copies and restores them. Ask about backup

Cybersecurity

Bitdefender GravityZone

Datapack's partSupplies the licences, deploys the agent, sets the policy with you and supports it. Ask about endpoint security

Sold asendpoint, per month

Where it runsOn your devices. The console is vendor-operated; its location is stated by the vendor.

Managed IT

administration · support

Datapack's partSets up, administers and supports the systems above, to an agreed scope. Ask about managed IT

Sold asagreement

Where it runsOn your systems.

Orders, invoices and support tickets are handled in the client area at support.datapack.net.

What we state, and what we do not.

A provider is trusted for what it can show. Each statement on the left carries its scope. What has not been confirmed is not written here.

What we state

each with its scope
  1. Datapack is a U.S. company.

    Scope: the company · Source: the owner

  2. CPU and memory limits apply to each website. They are not pooled across a plan. NVMe storage is shared by the websites in a plan.

    Scope: Cloud Hosting and Custom Cloud · Source: the hosting platform

  3. Hosting plan prices are those of the client area. This site prints the figures listed there and links each plan to its own order page.

    Scope: Cloud Hosting · Source: the store in the client area, read on 4 October 2026

  4. The configurator shows no price. A build is sent as a request, and a quote for that specification follows by e-mail.

    Scope: Custom Cloud

  5. Domain prices are not published on this site. A name is checked in the client area, which shows the price before you pay.

    Scope: Domains

  6. Orders, invoices and support tickets are handled in the client area at support.datapack.net.

    Scope: existing customers and new orders

What we do not claim

on this site
  1. Facilities and hardware. This site makes no statement about who owns the buildings or the machines its services run on.

  2. Law from geography. This site draws no legal or regulatory conclusion from where a service runs.

  3. Figures we cannot evidence. Outside the published terms, no uptime percentage, tier, customer count, award or testimonial appears here until it can be shown and dated.

  4. Unlimited anything. Nothing here is described as unlimited, because nothing is.

  5. Other companies' marks. Vendor products are named in plain text. No vendor logo, badge or partner tier is shown.