What WebNX does

WebNX (WebNX Inc.) is a US-based, privately held internet infrastructure provider founded in 1999 and headquartered in Ogden, Utah. The company operates five self-owned and self-operated data centers across Ogden UT, Los Angeles CA, Manhattan NY, Staten Island NY (inside the Telehouse New York Teleport facility), and Dallas TX (inside the 365 Data Centers facility in Richardson). It has remained bootstrapped since inception with no disclosed venture capital or private equity backing, employs 11-50 people, and serves startups, SMBs, enterprises, and AI/ML researchers across the US market.

The company's product portfolio centers on dedicated server hosting across four primary lines: Standard Dedicated Servers (bare metal with instant provisioning starting at $99/month), Custom Dedicated Servers, GPU-Enabled Servers featuring NVIDIA hardware (RTX 5090, A100, V100, RTX 3090) priced from $300 to $7,999/month for AI/ML and rendering workloads, and Storage Servers from $259/month. Colocation services from $75/month for quarter cabinet and a Server Upgrades add-on business (RAM, NVMe, GPUs, IP) round out the offering. Recent 2025-2026 launches include Zen 5 Ryzen servers (May 2025), AMD EPYC 4000 series and Intel Core Ultra 9 285K servers (June 2025), RTX 5090 GPU servers, and early-access NVIDIA DGX Spark (Grace Blackwell) systems. Underlying infrastructure is differentiated by BGP route optimization via Noction IRP, peering with multiple tier-1 carriers (Level3, NTT, Zayo, Telia, China Unicom), and a 100% network and power SLA backed by self-operated facilities. Hardware is sourced from Intel, AMD, SuperMicro, and NVIDIA; cloud connectivity is offered to AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure.

Revenue is generated primarily through recurring monthly subscriptions on server and colocation contracts, supplemented by one-time hardware upgrade sales. The company employs a hybrid go-to-market combining a self-serve e-commerce storefront for standard configurations (with publicly disclosed pricing) and direct sales for custom and enterprise deployments. The customer base is distributed across SMBs needing affordable dedicated hosting with enterprise-grade uptime guarantees, enterprises requiring high-performance dedicated servers and colocation with strict SLAs, AI/ML developers and researchers requiring GPU compute capacity, and businesses needing physical colocation space with managed remote hands services.

Name

WebNX

Legal name

WebNX Inc.

Website

https://webnx.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

1999

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

WebNX is a bootstrapped US internet infrastructure provider operating five self-owned data centers across the US, delivering dedicated servers, GPU servers, storage, and colocation services to SMBs, enterprises, and AI/ML researchers via monthly subscriptions.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Dedicated Server Hosting and Colocation

NAICS

Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services (5182)

SIC

Services-Computer Rental & Leasing (7377)

akta.pro primary industry

Data Center Operations & Managed Services (Remote Hands, NOC/SOC) (HDABANAA)

akta.pro secondary industries

Managed Colocation & Remote Hands Services (HDABACAD), Network Services & Managed Data Center Networking (HDABAFAM)

Keywords

• Dedicated server hosting
• GPU server hosting
• Data center colocation
• Bare metal servers
• Enterprise infrastructure

Headquarters

HQ city

Ogden

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices5 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Infrastructure, Operations, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Dedicated Server Hosting: WebNX generates recurring monthly revenue from dedicated server rentals, offering a range of configurations from entry-level to enterprise-grade. Pricing varies by server specifications including CPU, RAM, storage, and bandwidth. Servers are rented on monthly subscriptions with the option for custom configurations.
2. GPU Server Hosting: High-performance GPU-based dedicated servers for AI, machine learning, deep learning, and compute-intensive workloads. Revenue is generated through monthly rental fees for GPU server configurations, with premium pricing for NVIDIA GPU-equipped systems.
3. Storage Server Hosting: Dedicated storage servers designed for data-intensive applications, backup solutions, and media storage. Monthly subscription-based revenue from storage server rentals.
4. Colocation Services: WebNX offers physical colocation space, power, and connectivity at its self-operated data center facilities. Customers can house their own hardware in WebNX data centers, paying monthly fees based on rack space, power consumption, and bandwidth requirements.
5. Server Upgrades and Add-ons: Additional revenue from server upgrades including RAM expansion, additional storage, increased bandwidth, IP addresses, and other add-on services. These represent incremental upsell opportunities on top of base server subscriptions.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels3 records

Core offering

WebNX rents dedicated bare-metal servers (standard, custom, GPU-enabled, and storage configurations) on monthly subscriptions and provides colocation services out of five self-operated US data centers. The company targets startups, SMBs, enterprises, and AI/ML researchers with instant-deployment standard configurations and direct sales for custom and enterprise deployments. All services are backed by a 100% network and power SLA, BGP route optimization, tier-1 multi-carrier bandwidth, and 24/7/365 technical support with remote hands.

Product overview

WebNX is an enterprise internet infrastructure provider offering a comprehensive portfolio of dedicated server solutions. The core offerings include Standard Dedicated Servers (high-performance bare metal with instant deployment), Custom Dedicated Servers (tailored configurations), GPU Enabled Servers (NVIDIA GPU-accelerated for AI/ML), and Storage Servers (high-capacity enterprise storage). These are complemented by Server Upgrades (RAM, NVMe, GPU add-ons) and Colocation Services (1U to full cabinet options in Utah and Los Angeles). The company operates five data center locations (Ogden, Los Angeles, Manhattan, Staten Island, Dallas) and offers specialized AI solutions including the NVIDIA DGX Spark for prototyping. All servers feature enterprise-grade components from Intel, AMD, and SuperMicro, combined with high-performance BGP Route Optimized networks.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Standard Dedicated Servers High-performance bare metal dedicated servers with instant provision deployment, featuring AMD EPYC, Intel, and AMD Threadripper processors with DDR4/DDR5 ECC memory, NVMe storage, and high-speed network ports up to 25Gbps. Targeted at startups, SMBs, and enterprises needing reliable dedicated hosting.
• Custom Dedicated Servers Tailor-made dedicated servers built to exact specifications for demanding workloads. Allows customization of CPU, RAM, storage, and network configurations. Targeted at customers with unique workload requirements that cannot be met by standard configurations.
• GPU Enabled Servers GPU-accelerated dedicated servers featuring NVIDIA GPUs (RTX 5090, A100, V100, RTX 3090) optimized for AI, machine learning, deep learning, rendering, and scientific computations. Pre-configured for popular AI/ML frameworks with CUDA support. Targeted at AI/ML developers, researchers, and data scientists.
• Storage Servers Enterprise-grade storage solutions with up to 100TB+ raw storage, hardware RAID controllers, hot-swappable drive bays, and 10Gbps networking with jumbo frame support. Designed for data-intensive applications, backup solutions, and media storage.
• Colocation Services Enterprise-grade colocation in Ogden, Utah and Los Angeles, California with full N+1 redundancy, diverse power feeds, and direct connectivity to top carriers. Options range from 1U to full private cabinets. Targeted at businesses that need to house their own hardware in a professional data center environment.
• NVIDIA DGX Spark Grace Blackwell Superchip-based AI prototyping system with 128GB unified LPDDR5x memory, 20-core ARM processor, up to 1 PFLOP FP4 AI performance. Optimized for reasoning AI models, LLM experimentation, and ARM AI development. Supports models up to 200 billion parameters including DeepSeek R1, Qwen QwQ, LLaMA, Gemma, and Nemotron.

Quantifiable outcome

• 100% network and power SLA uptime guarantee
• +3 more outcomes

Named customers3 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

AI capability7 records

Feature4 records

Partnerships

Twelve partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• IntelcoreTechnology or IntegrationWebNX sources Intel processors for use in its dedicated server configurations. Intel CPUs are featured across WebNX's server product lineup, from entry-level to enterprise-grade configurations.
• AMDcoreTechnology or IntegrationWebNX offers AMD processor-based server configurations as an alternative to Intel, providing customers with choice across CPU architectures for different workload requirements.
• SuperMicrocoreTechnology or IntegrationSuperMicro serves as a key hardware partner for WebNX, providing server chassis and system configurations used in WebNX's dedicated server and colocation offerings.
• NVIDIAcoreTechnology or IntegrationNVIDIA provides GPU hardware (including NVIDIA GPUs) used in WebNX's GPU server product line designed for AI, machine learning, deep learning, and compute-intensive workloads.
• Noction IRPcoreTechnology or IntegrationWebNX uses Noction IRP (Intelligent Routing Platform) for BGP route optimization across its network infrastructure. Noction IRP dynamically optimizes BGP routing decisions to improve network performance, latency, and reliability.
• Level3 CommunicationscoreTechnology or IntegrationLevel3 is a tier-1 bandwidth carrier with which WebNX maintains network peering relationships, providing high-capacity connectivity and network redundancy across WebNX's data center facilities.
• NTTcoreTechnology or IntegrationNTT (NTT Communications) is a tier-1 bandwidth carrier partner providing network connectivity and peering services for WebNX's data center infrastructure.
• ZayocoreTechnology or IntegrationZayo provides fiber and bandwidth connectivity as a tier-1 carrier partner supporting WebNX's network infrastructure across its data center locations.
• TeliacoreTechnology or IntegrationTelia Company serves as a tier-1 bandwidth carrier partner for WebNX, contributing to the company's multi-carrier network redundancy strategy.
• China UnicomcoreTechnology or IntegrationChina Unicom is a tier-1 bandwidth carrier partner providing international connectivity and network peering for WebNX, particularly supporting Asia-Pacific traffic routing.
• Telehouse (New York Teleport)minorOthersWebNX's Staten Island data center is co-located at the Telehouse New York Teleport facility, providing physical infrastructure space, power, and connectivity at that location.
• 365 Data Centers (Richardson, TX)minorOthersWebNX's Dallas data center is co-located at the 365 Data Centers facility in Richardson, Texas, utilizing the facility's physical infrastructure, power, and network connectivity.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Broad incumbents

• DigitalOcean: DigitalOcean is a cloud infrastructure provider offering VPS, managed databases, and increasingly dedicated CPU/GPU instances. While more focused on cloud VPS than bare metal, it competes with WebNX for SMB and developer customers seeking simple, affordable compute infrastructure.
• Equinix: Equinix is the world's largest colocation and interconnection provider, operating hundreds of IBX data centers globally. While significantly larger and broader in scope, Equinix competes with WebNX in colocation services and provides the Equinix LA3 facility that WebNX utilizes.
• CoreSite (American Tower): CoreSite, owned by American Tower, operates a national colocation and interconnection platform with facilities across major US markets. It competes with WebNX's colocation business and provides broader enterprise-grade data center services.

Direct peers

• Hivelocity: Hivelocity provides dedicated servers, cloud hosting, and colocation services across multiple US and international data centers. It is a direct competitor to WebNX in the dedicated server hosting market, with similar SMB-to-enterprise focus and instant-deployment offerings.
• QuadraNet: QuadraNet is a US-based dedicated server, VPS, and colocation provider operating self-owned data centers primarily in Los Angeles. It directly competes with WebNX in dedicated server hosting with similar customer segments and pricing tiers.
• OVHcloud: OVHcloud is one of the largest European dedicated server and cloud providers, operating its own data centers globally and offering bare metal, GPU servers, and hosting services. It is a direct competitor to WebNX in dedicated and GPU server hosting with similar self-operated infrastructure.
• Liquid Web: Liquid Web is a US-based managed hosting provider specializing in dedicated servers, VPS, and managed WordPress hosting. It directly competes with WebNX for SMB and enterprise dedicated server customers in the US market.
• PhoenixNAP: PhoenixNAP provides dedicated servers, bare metal cloud, colocation, and GPU-as-a-service with data centers in the US and internationally. It competes directly with WebNX across dedicated servers, colocation, and AI/GPU compute offerings.
• ServerMania: ServerMania offers dedicated servers, colocation, and cloud infrastructure with global data center presence. It targets a similar SMB-to-enterprise customer base as WebNX with comparable self-service ordering and monthly subscription pricing.
• Hetzner: Hetzner is a leading European dedicated server and cloud hosting provider offering bare-metal servers, VPS, and colocation. It competes directly with WebNX in dedicated server hosting with similar self-service ordering and competitive monthly pricing.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Compliance6 records

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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