Infrastructure that people run, not just rent out
Netvaz started with a simple frustration: hosting providers that disappear the moment something breaks. We build and maintain our own VPS, dedicated server, and colocation infrastructure across the USA, UK, and Pakistan. We are the ones who answer when you need us.
Why we built Netvaz
Most hosting is resold hosting. A support ticket eventually gets forwarded to whoever actually owns the rack. We wanted the opposite: a provider small enough to know its own hardware and large enough to run real infrastructure in three countries.
Our team is the one physically installing drives, running cables, and responding to alerts at 3am. The same team you reach when you open a ticket. It is slower to scale that way, but it is the only way we know to keep uptime and support honest.
Where we run
Three locations, each staffed and monitored rather than left on autopilot.
Our primary North American presence with low-latency connectivity for US-based customers.
European data center operations delivering high-performance hosting across the continent.
Our support, provisioning, and engineering hub providing 24/7 hands-on management.
How we work
No outsourced data centers, no ticket relayed through three companies. When a drive needs swapping or a cable needs re-seating, one of our own engineers racks it.
VPS, dedicated servers, and colocation only matter if they stay up. We monitor continuously and treat every alert as something a person looks at, not just a dashboard.
You're talking to someone who understands networking and hardware, not a script. Migrations, troubleshooting, and late-night pages get a real reply.
We run our own network
Netvaz operates under our own Autonomous System Number (ASN) — AS402821. This means we control our own IP space, BGP routing, and network policy across all three of our data center locations. We are not just a customer of someone else's network. We are an active participant in the global internet backbone.
Having our own ASN gives us the freedom to peer directly with major carriers, optimize routes for lower latency, and deliver better performance for our customers. It is another way we keep control of the infrastructure we provide.