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Uptimeify Joins the OVHcloud Startup Program: Scaling Our European Infrastructure

Uptimeify team celebrating acceptance into the OVHcloud Startup Program

Uptimeify has been accepted into the OVHcloud Startup Program. For you as an agency or MSP, it comes down to one thing: we are building out our European monitoring infrastructure faster, and nothing changes in your setup, your reports or your white-label domains.

What the OVHcloud Startup Program is

The OVHcloud Startup Program is the support program run by European cloud provider OVHcloud. It gives selected startups cloud resources, technical support and help with scaling. Being accepted is recognition and a practical lever at the same time. It gives us the means to expand our infrastructure faster than we could on our own.

The fit is simple. A provider that takes European cloud seriously is the right partner for a platform that has been built on a European-only stack from day one.

Where the buildout goes

The buildout goes where it counts for your business. Three priorities:

  • More EU polling locations. Uptimeify confirms an outage across several European locations before you get an alert. More locations mean fewer false positives and a cleaner multi-location confirmation.
  • More capacity for your portfolio. More clients, more load. The buildout creates headroom so your checks stay reliable while you scale.
  • Room for what comes next. More infrastructure means more space for the features we are working on, without trading away stability or response time.

The stack stays European

One thing the buildout explicitly does not change: our architecture. Uptimeify runs on a European-only stack, hosted in Frankfurt, Germany, without US sub-processors with data access. OVHcloud is a European provider, and the expansion happens inside Europe. That minimises the risk around third-country transfers and takes an entire discussion off the table in B2B and public sector pitches.

For the technical side of your team: setup via CNAME and SMTP relay on your own domain stays exactly as it is. The buildout happens under the hood. Your white-label domains and your reporting keep running without a migration.

What this means for you

There is nothing to do on your side. Your account, your clients, your reports keep running. What you notice over time is the result: steadier performance, more reliable checks and a platform that grows while your portfolio grows.

We will share the next steps of the buildout as they go live. Until then: uptime stays your profit center, and the infrastructure behind it is getting stronger.

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Florian Zaskoku
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Florian Zaskoku · Co-Founder

Co-Founder of Uptimeify, responsible for all of marketing. He bridges technical development and marketing strategy: from Java, PHP and Shopware plugins to steering digital growth strategies. A certified UX Manager (IHK) and digital-marketing advisor to three non-profit organizations.

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