Agency and referral work
Bring projects that need offshore infrastructure while retaining an agreed customer and delivery role.
A review-led partnership path for agencies, infrastructure consultants and hosting businesses that need offshore capacity, managed operations or a reliable referral route.

Plan capacity, customer ownership, billing, support and escalation around the services your clients actually need.
Bring projects that need offshore infrastructure while retaining an agreed customer and delivery role.
Request repeatable VPS configurations, migration assistance and support boundaries for client workloads.
Share portal or API requirements so available integration options can be reviewed with the operating scope.
Share your business model, expected services and volume, customer ownership, support process and any integration requirement.
Keep project ownership while InvisibleHosts provides an agreed infrastructure and operations layer.
Capacity, support responsibilities, branding and commercial terms are reviewed before an offer is made.
Orders, invoices, service configuration and support remain visible through the client portal.

The program is designed for agencies, developers, migration specialists and hosting businesses that can describe the workload and customer-support model they need.

Every relationship starts by identifying who owns billing, first-line support, technical administration, abuse communication and customer data. Branding and reseller responsibilities are then documented for the agreed service scope.

Submit the customer profile, expected products, monthly volume, support model and integration needs. Staff reviews fit before proposing pricing or technical access.
Service-specific availability and legal requirements are kept visible instead of hidden behind broad marketing promises.
Not currently. Partnership requests are reviewed so capacity, billing, support and customer ownership are clear before access is offered.
Commercial terms depend on the selected products, recurring volume, support scope, billing arrangement and operational responsibilities.
Potentially. The operating scope must define who controls billing, first-line support, provisioning communication and account data.
It can be evaluated for suitable partnerships, but it is not promised until branding, support, automation and legal responsibilities are documented.
Yes. Describe the required provisioning, billing or account workflow in the application so available integration options and access controls can be reviewed.
Describe the business, target customers, expected services and volume, support model, billing preference, migration needs and any required integration.
Continue to the client portal to review configuration, billing and checkout.