Managed colocation in Amsterdam

Managed colocation is colocation where the provider also does the physical work: buying or receiving the hardware, storing spares, racking, cabling, connecting, replacing parts and documenting every change, so the customer runs the equipment remotely and never has to travel. super.am does that work in carrier-neutral datacenters in the Amsterdam area, from a quarter rack to a full 46U rack and a data room of your own.

Colocation you never have to visit.

from €465 a month for a quarter rack

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Power feed

which outlet on the A feed, which on the B feed.

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A feed
B feed
Port

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Who does each job

The difference is not the rack. It is the list of jobs that lands on your team the day after the rack is signed for. Here is the same list, twice.

You run it. We hold the screwdriver.

Nothing here is optional extra. These are the controls you keep, so that the distance between you and the rack changes nothing about how you operate the machine.

01
IP-KVM
from a shared pool.
02
Your addresses
your prefixes under your ASN, or allocations from us.
03
Your routing
a BGP session with the full table.
04
DDoS filtering
blackhole included, scrubbing as an option.

Who does each job
Who does it	Ordinary colocation	super.am managed colocation
Choosing the configuration	You, alone.	/ With our engineers, in writing, before you spend.
Buying the hardware	You, plus import and customs.	/ We buy in the EU on your behalf, warranty handled here.
Receiving the delivery	You send someone.	/ Our warehouse in the Netherlands signs for it.
Burn-in test	You, before shipping.	/ We test and photograph serial numbers.
Racking and rails	You fly in, or you pay per hour.	/ Included.
Power A and B	You.	/ Included.
Cabling and optics	You bring them.	/ From stock on site, in the monthly line.
IP and BGP setup	You.	/ With our engineers, your ASN, your prefixes.
Ordering a cross-connect	You, through a portal.	/ We order and patch it.
Swapping a failed drive	You raise a ticket and wait.	/ Your spare is on our shelf; a photo closes the job.
RMA with the vendor	You ship it back yourself.	/ We handle it, packing included.
Documenting the change	Your spreadsheet, if anyone updates it.	/ The asset passport, updated by the engineer who did the work.
Moving out	You fly in again.	/ We de-install, pack and ship.

From a quarter rack to your own room Show the tableHide the table

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From a quarter rack to your own room

Four formats, one building.

From a quarter rack to your own room
Format	What it is
Quarter rack	about 10U, at €465 per committed kW, from 1 kW: €465 a month.
Half rack	about 21U, at €465 per committed kW, from 2 kW: €930 a month.
Full rack	46U in your own locked cabinet, at €465 per committed kW, from 4 kW: €1,860 a month.
Private data room	from 10 racks, in a room of your own in the same building.

Committed power goes up in steps of 1 kW, with 7 kW per rack as standard; denser racks on request.

Prices are indexed to the Dutch consumer price index (CBS) on 1 January; the energy part changes only when the datacenter's tariff does, on 60 days' notice.

Everything the price covers Show the tableHide the table

Every position here is work somebody has to do; the question a price list answers is only who.

Four axes, one line on the invoice

No hidden coordination cost, because the coordination is the product. The invoice has four axes, and nothing on it moves month to month except the meters and the hands you order.

Four axes, one line on the invoice
Space	per rack: a quarter rack from 1 kW, a half rack from 2 kW and a full rack from 4 kW, each priced by its committed power.
Power	per committed kW on a rack: €465 a month per kW, in steps of 1 kW. Each started kW above the commitment costs €510 that month.
Port	two choices: the speed of the port and the commitment on it, measured at the 95th percentile. One 1 Gbps port per rack is included with IP transit; the rest is in the table below.
Hands	per hour, in increments: planned work, booked at least one working day ahead and done Monday to Friday 09:00–18:00 Amsterdam time: €130 an hour, 30 minutes minimum, billed in 15-minute increments. Any other work, whether the same day, urgent, at night or at the weekend: €260 an hour, 1 hour minimum; we tell you the expected start before you agree. Prepaid hours come in packs of 10, 25 and 50.
One-off	a cross-connect, installation outside the included scope, de-installation: setup of a full rack is €1,650 on a 12-month term, €825 on 24 months and €0 on 36, and of a half rack €825, €412.50 and €0; month to month, €2,750 and €1,375. A cross-connect between your racks in one datacenter is included; one to our network from another company in the building is €390 one-off and €69 a month; between datacenters, on request.

Everything the price covers
Included	What we do
From the order to the rack	Every one of the eight steps below, from the first consultation to the port coming up
Network	A port, with IP transit Your own IPs, or your own prefixes announced under your ASN over a BGP session Cross-connects to Nikhef and Equinix AM5, on request DDoS blackhole included; scrubbing as an option
Self-management	An IP-KVM pool Reboot through the BMC (IPMI) of your server, at any hour
Maintenance	Remote hands: drive and PSU swaps, memory and NIC upgrades, cable work Your spare part on our shelf RMA handled with the vendor, packing and shipping included A photo report closing every job An asset passport per machine, with the full change history
Documents and money	Contract and closing documents your accountant expects Invoices from the Armenian entity in AMD, USD or EUR One price list in EUR excluding VAT, identical in all three languages Only power and traffic above a port commitment are metered on a colocation invoice
People	Direct chat with the engineer on duty Support in Armenian, Russian and English A written proposal

Configure it, and watch the line assemble

The same four axes as the invoice: space, power, port, hands. Change one input and the line changes with it.

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Rack unit 6 / 46

Press minus or plus, or drag a part into the bay.

Servers 6
Power 4
IPv4 0
Hands 0

Format — quarter rack, half rack or full rack

Quarter rack Half rack Full rack

Servers 6

how many machines go in

Committed power

kW, from 1, 2 or 4 by format, in steps of 1, up to 7

Port

the included 1 Gbps, or a priced option

IPv4

how many addresses are routed to you

Remote hands

planned hours per month

Term

month to month, or 12, 24 or 36 months; it sets the setup and, month to month, the rate

Per month
Per month	How much: units, racks or kW	Per unit	Excluding VAT
Power	4	Per kW	€1,860
Month to month	4	Per kW
Port	1	Per port
Port	1	Per port
Port	1	Per port
Port	1	Per port
Port	1	Per port
Port	1	Per port
Port	1	Per port
Port	1	Per port
IPv4	0	Per address
Hands	0	Per hour
Monthly total — the sum of the lines above, excluding VAT.			€1,860
Setup	1	One-off	€1,650
One-off — setup and installation, charged once, outside the monthly line.			€1,650

How metering works Show the notesHide the notes

Each started kW above the commitment costs €510 that month.

Above 7 kW per rack — on request.

Prices are set in EUR excluding VAT, canonical on the English pages, and invoiced by the Armenian entity in AMD, USD or EUR at the Central Bank of Armenia rate on the invoice date. Month to month, a kW is €580 instead of €465. Only power and traffic above a port commitment are metered on a colocation invoice.

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back to the drawing board: the configuration this page opens with

Every price, on one page

Eight steps, one by one

What we do at each one.

01
Consult
we scope the configuration and send a written bill of materials.
02
Buy
we source hardware in the EU on your behalf.
03
Test
burn-in, serial numbers photographed, asset passport opened.
04
Ship
insured transport to the datacenter, or receiving at our warehouse in the Netherlands.
05
Rack
rails, mounting, labels, power on the A feed and the B feed.
06
Cable
copper and optics from stock, cable management, port map recorded.
07
Connect
port up, your IPs or your prefixes over BGP, cross-connect ordered.
08
Run
you run it. We hold the screwdriver. From this point the machine is yours to operate.

Moving in from another datacenter

Equipment already installed somewhere else moves in as a project with a written plan: what travels, who packs it, what is insured, how long it is down, and how you check that everything arrived.

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Another datacenter

Amsterdam area

Step	What we do
Inventory	we build the asset passport from your current documentation before anything is unplugged.
Plan	machine by machine: what moves, what stays powered on, what order they go in.
Packing	our team packs and labels, in transport cases, insured from handover.
Transport	our own vehicles between the datacenters.
Racking and cabling	the same eight-step work as a new install, from step 5.
Acceptance	port up, photo report, passport updated. You check the list, not the rack.

Uplinks, exchanges and your own routing

A carrier-neutral building means the routing decisions are yours: we can connect you to any provider present at Nikhef or Equinix AM5, on request, and your prefixes are announced under your own ASN.

Dual fibre paths from the data rooms to Nikhef and Equinix AM5
IP transit at 1 Gbps included, with 10, 40 and 100 Gbps ports available
Your own IPv4 and IPv6 prefixes announced under your ASN, full BGP table; the BGP session is free
IPv4 and IPv6 allocations from us if you do not have your own: €3.50 a month per IPv4 address, or a block at /29 €18, /28 €31, /27 €53, /26 €88, /25 €141, /24 €220; an IPv6 /48 free
Private VLANs between your racks, included
Layer 2 point-to-point circuits, on request
A cross-connect between your racks in one datacenter, patched by us: included
A cross-connect to our network from another company in the same building: €390 one-off and €69 a month
A cross-connect between datacenters: on request
Private and public peering, included
DDoS blackhole included; scrubbing on request

Two ways out, and your routing on top

Two independent paths — two fibre paths leave the building.
Your addresses — your own IPv4 and IPv6 prefixes, or allocations from us if you have none.
Your ASN — your prefixes announced over a BGP session with the full table.
DDoS — blackhole included, scrubbing as an option.

Port and commitment
Port	300 Mbps	1 Gbps	3 Gbps	5 Gbps	Whole port
1 Gbps	€99				€165
10 Gbps		€275	€495	€715	€1,100
40 Gbps					€1,590
100 Gbps					€3,250

Per month. Above a commitment, each Mbps costs €0.22 at the 95th percentile. A whole port has no meter: full speed, 1:1. The 1 Gbps row is an extra port; one comes with every rack.

Round-trip time from Amsterdam Show the tableHide the table

Round-trip time from Amsterdam
London		12.1 ms
Frankfurt		14.7 ms
Warsaw		25.8 ms
Kyiv		37.6 ms
Yerevan		59.8 ms
Istanbul		64.1 ms
Tbilisi		64.7 ms

Round-trip times measured by WonderNetwork internet probes. Probe table read on 7 September 2026.

Public probe measurements, not measured on our network.

Remote hands

Remote hands is physical work on your machine, done by an engineer who is already in the building. It is billed by time, it closes with a photograph, and it has a boundary: we touch the hardware, not your operating system.

Per hour

Planned work, booked at least one working day ahead and done Monday to Friday 09:00–18:00 Amsterdam time: €130 an hour, 30 minutes minimum, billed in 15-minute increments. Any other work, whether the same day, urgent, at night or at the weekend: €260 an hour, 1 hour minimum; we tell you the expected start before you agree. Prepaid hours come in packs of 10, 25 and 50.

Support, included in the price

You will know your rack better than the one in your office

Every machine has a passport, and every job written into it.

Photo report	What we do
Photographs	front and back, at intake and after every change.
Serial numbers	chassis, drives, PSUs, optics.
Rack position	room, rack, the exact U.
Port map	which port on which switch, and what is at the other end.
Power feed	which outlet on the A feed, which on the B feed.
Change history	who did what, when, with the photo report attached.

FAQ

What is the difference between colocation and managed colocation? Show the answerHide the answer

In colocation you rent space, power and a locked door, and every physical job is yours. In managed colocation the provider buys or receives the hardware, racks it, cables it, swaps the parts and documents every change.

Can you buy the servers for me? Show the answerHide the answer

Yes. We source hardware in the EU on your behalf, so there is no import for you, the warranty is handled here, and the machine arrives configured and burn-in tested.

What is the smallest rack? Show the answerHide the answer

A quarter rack, about 10U, from 1 kW committed: €465 a month. The largest is a private data room from 10 racks.

How is power billed? Show the answerHide the answer

A rack is billed per committed kW: €465 a month per kW, in steps of 1 kW. Each started kW above the commitment costs €510 that month. Prices are indexed to the Dutch consumer price index (CBS) on 1 January; the energy part changes only when the datacenter's tariff does, on 60 days' notice.

My servers are already in another Amsterdam datacenter. Can you take them over? Show the answerHide the answer

Yes, as a migration project with a written plan, our own transport and insurance from handover.

What do I get in writing? Show the answerHide the answer

A contract, closing documents your accountant expects, and an asset passport per machine.

Question not here? The odd ones make the best entries — [email protected]

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What you need

Name, company and country

E-mail or Telegram

Anything we should know

The request is sent — the reference number comes with the written reply.

The request did not go out — send the form again with a name and an e-mail or Telegram for the reply, or write to [email protected].

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No account, no CAPTCHA wall. You get a reference number on screen and a written proposal.

Reference number — on screen as soon as the request is accepted, and repeated in the written reply.
No payment on this page — nothing is charged and nothing is provisioned until the configuration is confirmed in writing.