Dean SchlenkerReal-World Work Since 1995
Illustrative rack-mounted server hardware

Your equipment / a professional place to run it

Server Colocation

Already own the right server? Put it to work in a data center. I help you check the equipment, power, access, and software before the move.

From a mini PC to a rack

Colocation base prices

You provide the equipment. We choose the space and power it needs, then plan the business software and access.

Monthly space and power plans
Equipment / spaceSize (W x H x L)PowerIPv4Base ratePlan
Mini PC8 x 3 x 8 in1A / 120V2$45.50/monthChoose
Mid tower10 x 22 x 22 in2A / 120V5$84.50/monthChoose
Full tower10 x 27 x 22 in2A / 120V5$97.50/monthChoose
1U1U2A / 120V5$89.70/monthChoose
2U2U2A / 120V5$102.70/monthChoose
4U4U2A / 120V5$128.70/monthChoose
Quarter rack10U5A / 120V20$429.00/monthChoose
Half rack21U10A / 120V40$689.00/monthChoose
Full rack42U20A / 120V60$1,209.00/monthChoose

Listed plans include 1Gbps, unmetered transfer and IPv6 /64. Rack-mounted equipment needs rails. Standard provider installation is listed without a setup fee; Dean's custom preparation, shipping and additional work are scoped separately.

Dean's starting server-service rates, updated October 15, 2026. Infrastructure arranged through Sectorlink. USD per month. Availability, licenses, upgrades, custom setup and ongoing workload management are confirmed before ordering.

Get the details right first

Check the equipment before shipping it.

Fit and power

Check the chassis size, rail kit, power draw and any extra needs. A custom GPU workstation can need more power than a standard tower plan supplies.

Remote access

Plan how you will restart, update, and reach the machine. Write down the access and physical support arrangements before the server leaves your office.

Data and recovery

Prepare a tested backup and the software needed for the actual workload. Decide what happens if a drive fails or the system needs a reinstall.

Keep the build practical

Work first. Hardware second.

  1. Tell me the job.

    What should the server run, who uses it, and what is slowing the business down?

  2. Choose the resources.

    Match processor, memory, storage, operating system, and any GPU to that job.

  3. Agree on the whole cost.

    Separate the server, setup work, software, and ongoing service before the build starts.

  4. Build and check it.

    Set up the workload, check access and backups, and test the real task before handoff.

Straight answers

Before you choose a server

Do these prices include buying a server?

No. Colocation is space, power and connectivity for equipment you own. Hardware purchases, shipping, custom setup and software are separate.

Can you help with a workstation or A.I. machine?

Yes. We first check the equipment, heat and power needs against the facility's available space. Special configurations need a confirmed quote.

Where is the equipment hosted?

Colocation is arranged through Sectorlink's data center service. Dean helps with the workload and preparation agreed in your project.