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Vendor-neutral hosting guidance

Tell us the job.
We’ll find the machine.

Compare provider-supplied hosting by workload, location, and budget. We explain the trade-offs and confirm the exact service before you buy.

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01Describe the workload02Compare a short list03Approve the quote
HOW TO STARTDescribe the workload or choose exact specificationsWHAT YOU SEELocation, limits, availability, and final priceWHAT HAPPENS NEXTNothing is ordered until you approve
START HERE / 01

Two ways in. One honest answer.

You should not need to learn server jargon to buy hosting—and experts should not be forced through a sales quiz.

GUIDED

01

I know what I want to run.

Answer a few plain-language questions about the workload, visitors, budget, and what matters most. We explain the recommendation and the trade-offs.

  • No CPU vocabulary required
  • Workload-specific warnings
  • A small shortlist, not a wall of plans
Start the guided finder
EXPERT

02

I know the specification.

Filter indicative hosting configurations by purpose, region, CPU class, memory, storage, port speed, and IPv4 requirements.

Open the technical catalog
WORKLOAD ATLAS / 02

Start with the consequence, not the core count.

01

A website or online store

Balanced CPU, predictable memory, backups, and a region near your visitors.

Start simple02

Remote desktop or Windows apps

Location, licensed operating system, storage speed, and stable network throughput matter most.

Latency first03

APIs, SaaS, or development

General-purpose compute with snapshots, private networking, and room to resize.

Flexible compute04

Databases, analytics, or automation

Memory, storage IOPS, recovery options, and sustained CPU outweigh headline core counts.

Consistency first
ORCHESTRATION / 03

One storefront.
Clear provider accountability.

Renant keeps the customer journey consistent while preserving the selected provider's product, billing, infrastructure, and support responsibilities.

01

Customer intent

A goal, location, budget, or an exact specification.

02

Matched options

Renant compares suitable provider paths without hiding the limits that matter.

03

Verified quote

Provider, location, exact service, total price, and responsibilities are confirmed in writing.

04

Coordinated delivery

After approval, the selected service follows its provider-specific fulfilment path.

05

One service record

Order, billing, lifecycle, and support context stay together for the customer.

Confirmed before purchase. An order proceeds only after its provider, location, availability, final price, and service terms are confirmed for you.

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IPV4 ENQUIRIES / 04

Start with evidence on both sides.

Renant reviews the buyer's need and the resource holder's authority before any IPv4 arrangement. The exact prefix, routing permission, monitoring responsibilities, abuse process, and return conditions belong in the signed terms.

  • Buyer need and resource-holder authority
  • Prefix and ASN evidence before an LOA
  • Monitoring, abuse, and return responsibilities in writing
Explore the IPv4 process
PRICING PRINCIPLE

Almost zero profit does not mean unclear economics.

Every quote should separate upstream cost, taxes, payment processing, optional support, and the small operating margin—so customers know exactly what they are paying for.

See the pricing model