Primcast · one rack, all the way around · since 2004
Primcast rents whole physical servers — one tenant per box, root and console included — in five US and EU rooms we run ourselves. Scroll, and we will walk all the way around one.
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Front · your machine
Not a slice of somebody else’s computer — the whole physical box, with root, 33 one-click operating systems, and its own HPE iLO or Dell iDRAC console for 3 a.m. self-rescue. Nobody else’s work has ever touched its disks.
The side · half-way round
The front of the rack is your machine. The back is its port. Between them there is no meter, no allowance, no overage line — capacity is a decision you make once, for a flat amount, up to 100 Gbps. Most hosts hope you never look back here. We put it on the home page.
Back · your port
From your machine into the rack switch, up through our core and out to the internet — nothing on that path counts your traffic, in either direction. No allowance to exceed, no overage line on any invoice, ever.
Full circle
You have now seen every side of it. A machine already racked is live about 30 minutes after your order is approved; one that does not exist yet gets built to the shape you name, in hours, at the price it would have cost racked. Moving a live server in? We plan the move with you, free — and the strip below measures all five rooms from your own browser.
Measured, not claimed
Round trips from your connection to each room, measured by your browser while you read — the nearest is marked. Until a measurement lands, the dash stands: we would rather show nothing than a marketing number.
Both sides, priced elsewhere
Not one price on this page, on purpose — the pricing page answers every money question with live figures. Support is answered in seconds by an AI that can genuinely check your server, and a person takes over the moment you ask, at any hour.
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Primcast, in the fewest words that are still true
Primcast LLC is a hosting company founded in 2004 and based in New York, with a second office in Bucharest. It rents whole physical servers by the month — every core, all the memory, all the disks, root access and a remote console, with nobody else on the machine. Radio, video, video on demand and CDN are a product line that runs on those servers; the servers are the business.
No. One physical machine, one tenant. Nothing is oversubscribed, there is no steal time, and no neighbor can take your throughput. What you measure on the first day is what you keep.
No contract. One month is the default term and there is no minimum beyond it. Setup is free on every dedicated line except the entry machine, which carries a small one-time fee listed with everything else that costs money. Paying for longer up front is optional and takes a discount off the monthly.
That nothing counts your traffic, in either direction, at any port speed — so there is no allowance to exceed and no overage line on any invoice. Every server includes 500 Mbps or 1 Gbps depending on the line, and the port can be raised for a flat monthly amount. What each step costs.
A racked machine is typically running about thirty minutes after payment clears — the instant shelf shows what is racked. A built-to-order machine is quoted with its own honest lead time on the custom page; nobody will pretend a custom build takes five minutes.
New York and Miami, in Digital Realty facilities; San Francisco; Amsterdam, in Iron Mountain’s Tier III building on 100% renewable energy; and Bucharest, at FEPER. The buildings and their carriers are on the data center page.
Chat is answered around the clock: an AI assistant picks up in seconds and can genuinely check your account and your server, and a person takes over the moment you ask, at any hour. Every server also exposes its own management controller — HPE iLO or Dell iDRAC — so you can take the console, mount an image and power-cycle the machine yourself without waiting for anyone. Faster contractual response times are a priced option. The committed numbers · Contact
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