We build the infrastructure we wanted to rent.

Why we exist

We spent years renting servers from providers that treated documentation as marketing and support as a cost center. The products were fine. The experience was not: opaque pricing, upsells for basics, and a support queue that answered every question with a link to an article that did not exist.

ByteRoast Cloud is our attempt at the opposite. Clear prices, real documentation, snapshots that restore, and engineers on the other end of the email. We are small enough that the person who fixes the problem is the person who reads your message.

Two products, one standard

ByteRoast Magazine publishes independent technology coverage. ByteRoast Cloud sells infrastructure. They share an editorial standard — say what is true, show the work, correct mistakes — but they are separate teams with separate budgets. Advertisers do not get to influence cloud coverage, and cloud customers do not get to influence the magazine.

Where we are going

We are opening regions where our customers actually are, starting with Riyadh. We are keeping the product small: servers, DNS, backups and a clean API. Every feature has to earn its place in the console, and "because competitors have it" is not a reason.