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IaaS + PaaS + Marketplace White-label portal, API and invoices Runs in your datacenter

White-Label Cloud Platform
with Automated Provisioning

Self-service IaaS, PaaS, virtual machines, managed Kubernetes and a one-click application marketplace, delivered on MassiveGRID cloud or on your own infrastructure. Customers provision infrastructure and applications in minutes through a portal or API, without tickets or manual engineering, and MassiveGRID operates the platform underneath.

700+
Datacenters Reachable
208
Countries Served
84
Marketplace Packages
24/7
SOC and NOC

One Platform, Three Ways to Deploy It

A turnkey cloud platform operated by MassiveGRID. The same platform runs on MassiveGRID public cloud regions, as a private cloud for a single enterprise, and as a sovereign cloud inside a partner's datacenter with no external control-plane dependency. It is built on the open-source foundations we have used since 2003: Proxmox VE and Ceph for compute and storage, Kubernetes for containers, and the MassiveGRID PaaS application layer with its 84-package marketplace.

IaaS and virtual machines
  • Self-service VMs with fixed and custom sizing, Linux and Windows, GPU options on request
  • Virtual networks, firewalls, load balancers, public and private IPs
  • Block and object storage, snapshots and scheduled backups on Ceph
  • Dedicated bare-metal servers provisioned through the same portal
  • Pay-as-you-go or reserved capacity, billed in local currency
PaaS and application marketplace
  • Managed Kubernetes clusters with autoscaling and integrated storage
  • Managed databases: PostgreSQL, MySQL and MariaDB, Redis, message queues, with clustering and multi-region options
  • One-click deployment of business applications: Nextcloud, mail, identity, CRM, ERP, DevOps and monitoring stacks
  • Container registry, CI/CD integration, Terraform and REST API access
  • Partner-added templates for local market needs, published to the same marketplace

Built for Resellers and Enterprise IT Alike

Multi-Tenant by Design

Organizations, projects, roles, quotas and cost allocation are first-class objects. A reseller manages hundreds of customers from one console; an enterprise gives each department its own budget and limits.

White-Label

Partner branding on the portal, invoices and API endpoints, on the partner's own domain. Customers see the partner's cloud, and MassiveGRID stays in the background as the operator.

Automation End to End

Provisioning, scaling, patching and backup are driven by policy, not by staff. A new tenant, VM, cluster or application is live in minutes with no ticket queue behind it.

Sovereign Deployment

The full platform, including the control plane, runs inside the partner's facility when required. No call-home, no external dependency for day-to-day operation. See how we define sovereignty.

Observability and Security

Metrics, logging and SIEM integration are built in, with 24/7 SOC monitoring and NOC operations by MassiveGRID, DDoS protection and ISO 27001 certified processes.

Open-Source Foundations

No hypervisor, storage or orchestration licence lock-in, and a stable cost base for the partner. The same stack replaces VMware for enterprises through our VMware replacement service.

Resell, Operate In-Country, or Extend Abroad

Three models that combine, so a partner can start with resale and add in-country operations later.

01
Resell

Sell MassiveGRID Public Cloud Under Your Brand

The partner sells MassiveGRID public cloud capacity under its own brand and margin, from any of our regions. Fastest to launch: no hardware, no operations team, and the existing reseller and PaaS reseller programs apply.

02
Operate in-country

The Platform in Your Datacenter, Run by MassiveGRID

MassiveGRID deploys the platform in the partner's datacenter and runs it as a managed service; the partner sells to its market. The model for national ISPs, telcos and sovereign cloud providers whose customers need data and control plane inside the border. Hardware can be the partner's own or sourced through our colocation partners.

03
Extend abroad

Same Portal, MassiveGRID Regions Worldwide

Partner customers that need capacity outside the home country consume MassiveGRID regions through the same portal and contract. One catalog, one bill, workloads placed in any of the 700+ datacenters we reach.

Which Deployment Fits Which Partner

QuestionResellOperate in-countryExtend abroad
Where the data livesMassiveGRID region of choicePartner's datacenterPartner's datacenter plus MassiveGRID regions
Who owns the hardwareMassiveGRIDPartner (or leased through colocation)Both
Who operates the platformMassiveGRIDMassiveGRID, optional handover to partner teamMassiveGRID
Control plane locationMassiveGRIDIn-country, no external dependencyIn-country with federated regions
Time to launchWeeksOne to two quartersAdded to either model at any time
Typical partnerMSP, hosting company, agencyTelco, national ISP, sovereign cloud provider, government ITAny partner with multinational customers

From Scoping Session to Launch

1
Scoping

Confirm the target hosting model, the expected tenant and workload profile, the initial application catalog and the billing currency. Output: a phased deployment plan and a commercial proposal.

2
Design

Region layout, Proxmox and Ceph cluster sizing, Kubernetes and PaaS node pools, network and IP plan, identity integration, branding and invoice templates, SIEM and monitoring endpoints.

3
Build

Platform deployment in the partner's facility or a MassiveGRID region, catalog population, portal branding, API endpoints on the partner's domain, and load and failover testing before any customer is onboarded.

4
Launch

Pilot tenants first, then general availability. Partner sales and support staff are trained on the console, the catalog and the escalation path to MassiveGRID.

5
Operate

MassiveGRID runs the platform 24/7 under the partner's SLA: patching, capacity, upgrades, security monitoring and incident response, with monthly reporting on usage, margin and capacity headroom.

A Global Footprint Behind One Platform and One Contract

Global Footprint

700+ datacenters across six continents, customers served in 208 countries and territories, all reachable through one platform and one contract. See global reach.

Certified Operations

ISO 27001 and ISO 9001 certified, GDPR compliant, and experienced with compliance-driven hosting for regulated industries, from NIS2 and DORA in Europe to the GCC frameworks.

High-Availability Cloud Since 2003

The platform is the one we run for our own customers, with two-layer high availability and a 100% uptime SLA. Partners inherit an operating model that has been in production for over two decades.

A Catalog That Sells Itself

84 marketplace packages from WordPress clusters and Kubernetes to Nextcloud, GitLab and Odoo, plus Sovereign Workspaces as a ready-made managed offer on top.

The Same Platform as a Private Cloud

Enterprises that want self-service for their own departments deploy the platform as a private cloud, with projects, quotas and chargeback per business unit, and MassiveGRID operating it. It replaces a VMware estate and the ticket-driven provisioning that usually sits on top of it.

  • Single-tenant hardware, dedicated racks where required
  • Departmental self-service with quotas and cost allocation
  • Kubernetes and managed databases without a separate platform team
  • Licence-free hypervisor and storage, see VMware replacement
  • Operated by MassiveGRID or handed over to your team

White-Label Cloud Platform Questions

The reseller programs let a partner sell MassiveGRID's existing products at a wholesale discount from our regions. The white-label cloud platform is the platform itself: a branded portal, API and billing with tenants, quotas and a catalog, which can also be deployed and operated inside the partner's own datacenter. The Resell model on this page uses the reseller programs; the Operate in-country model goes beyond them.
A minimum production footprint is a three-node hyper-converged Proxmox and Ceph cluster plus a management node, on standard x86 servers with NVMe storage and 25 GbE networking. Capacity grows by adding nodes. Sizing is produced in the scoping session from the expected tenant and workload profile, and hardware can be the partner's own or sourced through MassiveGRID's colocation and hardware partners.
Yes. Application templates are packaged as manifests, so a partner can publish local-market applications, its own SaaS products or region-specific stacks to its catalog, alongside the 84 packages MassiveGRID maintains. Templates can be restricted to particular tenants or offered to everyone.
Not in the sovereign deployment model. The control plane, catalog, billing and monitoring all run inside the partner's facility; MassiveGRID operates them through audited remote access that the partner can revoke. Update packages are delivered to the partner and applied on a schedule the partner approves.
The portal meters usage per tenant and project, hourly for pay-as-you-go resources and monthly for reserved capacity, and issues invoices in the partner's local currency under the partner's brand. The partner sets its own price list and margin; MassiveGRID bills the partner wholesale.
A resale launch on MassiveGRID regions takes a few weeks, most of it branding and billing setup. An in-country deployment typically takes one to two quarters from scoping to general availability, depending on hardware lead times and the size of the initial catalog.

Book a Scoping Session

We confirm the hosting model, tenant and workload profile and initial catalog, then return a phased deployment plan and a commercial proposal.

White-label portal and API
Your datacenter or ours
Operated 24/7 by MassiveGRID
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