Western European colocation business with annual revenue of ~E6.4m and EBITDA of ~E1.4m. Business is in two well-connected facilities at a strategic EU location. 14 people. Excellent domain and IP position. Loyal customer base.
REMOVED – Negotiating an agreement
Western US hoster with ~$2.2M of annualized revenue with ~$875k from shared hosting, ~$730k from domains, ~$180k of dedicated server hosting, ~$400k of co-location revenue that can be included or spun off separately and $35k from VPS. Accredited registrar. Significant IP position, which can be purchased or sold separately. In-house control panel and billing system. Customers are ~70% personal/soho and 30% small businesses. Requires pre-approval.
REMOVED – Under Agreement
Texas based Full-service Managed Hoster and Data Center operator with 2024 revenue of ~$3.8M and SDE of ~$1.1M, with nearly 90% MRR and facility expansion opportunities. 37% of revenue from Colo, 61% from Cloud, and the rest from services. No specialization but many customers in education, business software, retail, technology and farming equipment. 3rd party leased facility. Sellers are retiring but will stay on for a short period of time and General manager will stay on. IOI deadline in about 1 week.
Established, central US hoster with its own data center. Growing revenues of ~$10m/y largely from adult hosting. Shared hosting, cloud hosting, bare metal and storage. Preapproval required.
Northeastern US, highly efficient, Tier III turnkey data center available for sale or lease mid-2025. 2mw of installed power easily upgradable to 4 mw, 6k sq ft of raised floor and a total building footprint of 36k sq ft. Hot aisle/cold aisle design with free cooling option. Well suited for high-performance computing.
UPDATED – Established US West Coast cloud hosting business generating ~$2.5m ARR, including ~$796k from a diversified SMB base and ~$1.7m from an internationally recognized IT enterprise client. Service offerings include dedicated Linux servers, cloud/VM hosting and colocation. Strong SEO rankings for Linux dedicated servers and local colocation searches. To de-risk the large-customer dependency, the seller is open to a revenue-share arrangement. Owner is seeking retirement.
REMOVED
RETURNED TO THE LIST – BUYER FAILED TO CLOSE
UPDATED – UK area hoster and Tier III data center. ~GBP 590k of annualized revenue from hosting, co-location and other data center related revenue. Hosting revenue is a mix of shared, dedicated, cloud/VPS, domains and other related revenue. Data center is 16k sq ft with 2MW of power (upgradeable to 10MW) in an N+1 configuration, 2x Generators, 2x 100Gb Fibre Internet. Revenue is split roughly 50/50 between hosting and colo, and the owner will consider selling the businesses separately. Includes Office Space and Tax Advantages. Business owns 2x /20s IPv4 blocks with significant excess capacity. Excellent reputation.
REMOVED – Under agreement
UPDATED REVENUE SPLITS – Established, UK area hoster with ~GBP 600k of annualized revenue. Revenues largely from shared (15%), colocation (24%), domains (15%) dedicated (10%), and cloud (7%) among other services. Excellent reputation, WHMCS, cPanel/Plesk, Windows/Linux mix, mostly monthly payers. Company would prefer to sell all the customers in a single transaction but will consider other transactions.
REMOVED – On hold
Western European hosting company with annualized revenue of ~E840k from Webhosting, VPS, Dedicated Servers, and Domains. Accredited registrar for Nominet, Eurid, and others. Control panels used include Plesk, cPanel, and Proxmox. Linux OS. Owns 1x /23 and 2x /22 IPv4 blocks. Mostly European clients. Owner is looking to retire and sell 100% of the shares of the company.
REMOVED – Under agreement
Established, growing Western European hoster with projected 2023 revenue of ~E2.6m. Hosting revenue breakdown is ~54% VPS; ~30% Dedicated; and ~16% co-location. Business operates out of 7 data centers, 4 in Europe and 3 in the U.S. Linux; DirectAdmin and Virtualizor control panels; English only support.