We make other people’s infrastructure easier to choose and operate.
THE BUSINESS / 01
Renant is an independent hosting reseller and orchestration company. We do not own datacenters, private backbone infrastructure, or the upstream compute offered through our service.
Our role is to evaluate suitable suppliers, make their products comparable, help buyers choose, and coordinate customer, billing, provisioning, and support workflows for each verified request and approved order.
RESPONSIBILITY / 02
One experience. Clear boundaries.
A unified interface should never hide who controls the physical service or which contract defines an infrastructure promise.
RENANT HANDLES
Selection and orchestration
Plain-language discovery and technical comparison
Comparable provider options and quote explanation
Customer, quote, and billing coordination
Provisioning and lifecycle request coordination
A consistent handoff for provider and IPv4 issues
UPSTREAM PROVIDER HANDLES
Infrastructure delivery
Physical datacenters, servers, power, and cooling
Carrier connectivity and provider network design
Hypervisors, host capacity, and hardware replacement
Product-level availability, limits, and SLA terms
Upstream incident remediation and facility access
HOW WE WORK / 03
From a business need to a verified service.
01Understand the requirementWorkload, audience, budget, operating model, and consequences of failure.DISCOVER
02Compare suitable optionsProvider-supplied products translated into a consistent, decision-ready format.COMPARE
03Confirm the complete quoteProvider, exact product, availability, total price, terms, and support ownership.VERIFY
04Coordinate deliveryApproval, provisioning, billing context, lifecycle requests, and escalation records.DELIVER
COMMERCIAL PRINCIPLE
Near-cost needs a visible ledger.
Upstream cost, FX, payment processing, taxes, licences, IPv4, optional support, and any Renant fee are separated. A small, explicit operating amount supports responsible billing, customer help, and abuse handling while keeping pricing close to upstream cost.
A service is offered only after commercial eligibility, product and region validation, current availability, and clear customer and support responsibilities are confirmed.