Colocation in Calgary, operated by people who answer the ticket.
Single units through dedicated racks in a SOC 2 certified Calgary facility. Published pricing in Canadian dollars, IP transit and peering included, turn-up within two business days of your hardware arriving. Ship your hardware after confirmation — the delivery address is provided with your turn-up paperwork.
Five standard configurations. Each includes rack space, a power allocation (amps at 208 V on dual A+B feeds), a network port, a bandwidth allowance, an IPv4 /30, and an IPv6 /64. The 1U plan and dedicated-rack plans are unmetered at their port speed; quarter and half cabinets carry a 95th-percentile allowance. Prices are CAD per month, GST extra.
U1
$99 CAD / mo
One rack unit in a shared cabinet with an unmetered 1 Gbps port — flat out, no cap. Suitable for a router, a server, or an out-of-band host that actually moves data.
U1-10
$149 CAD / mo
One rack unit with a 10 Gbps interface, a higher power allowance, and 1 Gbps of sustained transfer — for $50 more than the unmetered 1G plan.
Q10
$499 CAD / mo
Ten lockable units for a small cluster or a switch plus several servers.
Half
$799 CAD / mo
Twenty lockable units with room for storage, compute, and your own network gear.
Rack-10G
$1,499 CAD / mo
A full 42U cabinet on its own 15 A, 208 V circuit with unmetered 10 Gbps. Push the port as hard as you want.
Every configuration includes IP transit from Cogent and peering at the Calgary Internet Exchange (YYCIX). Traffic is delivered on a best-effort basis. The 1U plan and dedicated-rack plans are unmetered at their port speed; on quarter and half cabinets, bandwidth is measured at the 95th percentile against the allowance in your plan. The port speed is the interface rate, not a committed rate. Customers with their own ASN may announce prefixes over BGP at no charge, provided IRR objects and RPKI ROAs are in place before turn-up. Every configuration includes an IPv4 /30 and an IPv6 /64 at no charge; larger IPv4 assignments are available as a /29 (+$20/mo) or /28 (+$40/mo), and larger IPv6 allocations on request.
CalgaryDC operates from a carrier-neutral Calgary facility certified to SOC 2 (Type II). Shared-cabinet units are installed by our staff; quarter, half, and full cabinets are lockable and dedicated to a single customer. Fifteen minutes of remote hands are included each month, with additional time billed at $50 per fifteen minutes. Customer hardware is turned up within one to two business days of payment once it is on site. The street address and delivery instructions are provided with your order confirmation — we do not publish them or accept unannounced visitors. Contact [email protected] to arrange delivery or a supervised visit.
SOC 2 (Type II) certified
The facility is independently audited and certified to SOC 2 (Type II), covering the security and availability of the environment your equipment lives in. A copy of the report is available to customers under NDA on request.
Month-to-month service is billed three months in advance. A prepaid twelve-month term waives the first month. Prices are CAD; GST is added.
One to two business days after payment, once your hardware is on site.
In Calgary, Alberta. The facility is SOC 2 certified, so we do not publish the street address or accept unannounced visitors. The delivery address and receiving instructions are included with your order confirmation, and site visits are supervised and arranged through [email protected].
Yes. The facility is certified to SOC 2 (Type II), independently audited against the security and availability trust services criteria. Customers may request a copy of the report under NDA. The published configurations themselves are delivered best-effort and carry no SLA credits.
Unmetered plans (the 1U at full 1 Gbps, and dedicated racks at full 10 Gbps) have no cap and no shaping — use the port flat out. Quarter and half cabinets carry a sustained allowance measured at the 95th percentile; the port speed is the interface rate.
Yes. The 1U plan includes an unmetered 1 Gbps port — run it at full line rate around the clock. There is no 95th-percentile cap and no transfer quota.
Yes, at no charge, with your own ASN. IRR route objects and RPKI ROAs must be in place before we accept announcements.
The published configurations are delivered on a best-effort basis and do not carry SLA credits. If you need a contracted service level, write to [email protected] to discuss a custom arrangement.
No. There is no mitigation product on these configurations.
Fifteen minutes per month are included for tasks such as power cycles, cable moves, and visual checks. Additional time is $50 per fifteen minutes.
Each configuration carries the amp allocation listed. If you need a higher feed on a dedicated rack, write to [email protected] and we will quote it.
Every configuration includes an IPv4 /30 and an IPv6 /64 at no charge. Need more IPv4? A /29 is $20 per month and a /28 is $40 per month. Customers with their own address space may announce it over BGP.
Yes. In-facility cross-connects to Arrow, Cogent, Hurricane Electric, Zayo, Astute, City of Calgary, Telus, and Shaw are $100 per month. Extended cross-connects to Bell and the Seattle Internet Exchange (SIX) are priced on request. A YYCIX port is a $500 one-time charge; YYCIX port allocation fees are between you and the exchange.