About · est. 2003
A private hosting practice, twenty-three years in.
IndicHosts started in 2003 and never chased volume. We choose the infrastructure, build the system on it, and answer for the whole thing, for businesses that value a named engineer over a ticket queue. Most of them were sent here by another client.
- Founded
- 2003
- Regions
- India · US · EU
- Median tenure
- 9 years
- By referral
- 90%
The question you should ask
Why not just go direct?
Our servers run in other operators’ buildings, named below, with links. Some hosts buy an ASN and blend the network so you can’t tell whose racks they’re in. We publish ours. Which leaves the question we’d ask in your place: if you can see the datacenter and its list price, why pay IndicHosts more?
Clients lost to a datacenter going direct · 2003–2026
Every client we run could buy direct tomorrow. Some hold the datacenter’s own IPs; the list price is one search away. In twenty-three years, not one has taken that trade.
A server is not a solution. The difference in price buys hardware specced for your workload instead of a dropdown; an OS that is hardened, patched and watched; and an engineer who already knows your system answering at three in the morning. Half our clients have found that worth paying for nine years and counting.
The practice
“Value for money”: the words under the logo since 2003.
Value is not a price point. It means no compromise at any level your system stands on (facility, network, hardware, OS, the human watching it) inside the budget you actually have. It cuts both ways: we tell prospects when a cheaper plan fits, and clients when a requirement is a bad idea. And we buy the way we sell: suppliers have been dropped over performance, over price, and over fit.
Selection.
The facility and the machine are chosen for your workload: from the market, not from our stock. Choosing well is most of the job, which is why this page shows you exactly whose buildings we chose.
Solutions.
Nobody buys a bare server here; you buy the thing the server is for: sized, built, migrated, running. Including the jobs bigger providers refuse: replicated MS SQL, very-high-volume mail, compliance-bound estates.
Performance.
Current AMD Ryzen and EPYC, Xeon where it fits, ECC DDR5, NVMe in RAID. The exact numbers live on the product pages next to their prices, not in a brochure, and not on request.
Delivery.
The engineer who designs your system runs it, the same name this year and next. We measure our success through the success of the client; 90% of our new business is an existing client’s recommendation, and that is the only marketing we trust.
Whose racks · on the record
We don’t own the buildings. We choose them.
We have never bought an ASN to hide where our servers run; we’re proud of where they run. Three regions, six sites, each picked per workload. Every figure below is the operator’s own published claim, linked so you can check it. Where they run one, their looking glass or speed test is linked too, so you can measure the network before paying us anything.
India
Yotta NM1
Navi Mumbai
- Uptime Institute Tier IV, in their words the “largest Tier IV data center in Asia, second largest in the world”
- 820,000 sq ft · 7,200 racks · 50 MW
- Four redundant self-owned fibre paths
- ISO/IEC 27001 · 27017 · 27018 · ISO 9001 · 20000-1 · 14001 · 45001 · PCI DSS
EU
Hetzner FSN1
Falkenstein, Germany
- DIN ISO/IEC 27001:2022, certified across all datacenter parks
- Direct free cooling with N+2 redundancy · cold-aisle containment
- Redundant UPS and substation feed
- Network-wide: 26,910 Gbit/s private peering · 11,300 Gbit/s transit
Hetzner on its datacenters →Speed test: fsn1-speed.hetzner.com →
US · Los Angeles
WebNX at Equinix LA3
El Segundo, California
- N+1 power · BGP route-optimised network
- 100% network-uptime SLA · staffed on-site 24/7/365
US · Salt Lake City + New York
FiberState
Draper, Utah · New York City
- Six Tier-1 carriers on-net: Lumen, Zayo, Cogent, Hurricane Electric, GTT
- Ports to 400G · N+1 continuous power · DDoS protection included
US · Dallas
ColoCrossing DFW1
Dallas, Texas
- 68,000 sq ft · 11.1 MW utility power · 6 × 2 MW generators
- 100 Gbps blend (Zayo, TierPoint) with more carriers on-site
Their claims, their pages, their test rigs: hold them to it, and hold us to the choosing.
On the metal
What we build on what we buy.
The building is the operator’s; everything above the socket is ours. Hardware specced to the workload: AMD Ryzen 9000-series and EPYC, Xeon where it fits, ECC DDR5, NVMe in RAID. Then the part you can’t screenshot: the OS hardened and patched, monitoring that wakes an engineer, backups on schedule. How we do it is our trade. What you get is on the product pages, priced:
Operational transparency
Average monitored uptime
99.97%
Independent monitoring by HetrixTools · Range 99.91%–100%
Operating history
Providing web hosting since 2003
Monitored fleet
18 production servers
IndicHosts has provided hosting since 2003. Our uptime statistics come from independent HetrixTools monitoring of our current production infrastructure and are presented separately from our company operating history.
Uptime figures refresh automatically · last updated 2026-08-06
Operations · announced in advance
Maintenance goes on the record before it happens.
Tell us what has to stay up.
A short conversation with an engineer. No quote-bot, no callback queue. We'll tell you honestly if we're not the right fit.