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Founded 2020 · 6 years online

A hosting company that has been deliberately unexciting since 2020

Atlas Cloud Networks LLC started in March 2020 with fourteen nodes in a single Frankfurt cabinet and one idea: sell remote desktops and virtual servers at a fair price, deliver them instantly, and never make a customer talk to a salesperson. Six years later that is still the whole business plan.

We are profitable, we have taken no outside investment, and we are not for sale. That is not a boast — it is the reason we can keep prices flat and keep publishing the numbers below.

14,200+
Active customers
in 96 countries
41,800+
Instances deployed
since 2020
99.98%
Fleet uptime
measured, 2025
20
Datacenters
on 5 continents
Company timeline

Six years, eleven moments that mattered

Including the ones that were mistakes.

  1. March 2020

    RDPForge goes live

    Two founders, one cabinet in Frankfurt, 14 nodes and a WHMCS install held together with hope. First customer paid $9 for a Windows RDP on 11 March 2020. They are still with us.

  2. September 2020

    New York and London

    Demand for low-latency trading desktops pushed us into Equinix NY5 and Telehouse North before we were really ready. We doubled capacity twice that quarter.

  3. June 2021

    Everything moves to NVMe

    The last SATA nodes were ordered out. Random-read IOPS went from 43k to 287k and support tickets about 'slow disk' went to roughly zero.

  4. February 2022

    Cards out, crypto in

    Chargebacks were costing 9% of revenue and forcing manual fraud review. We removed card payments, cut list prices 30% the same day, and delivery time fell from hours to minutes.

  5. August 2022

    OxaPay becomes our processor

    After evaluating five providers, OxaPay won on asset coverage, webhook reliability and not forcing customers to create a third-party account just to pay an invoice.

  6. April 2023

    Our own ASN and IPv4 space

    AS212744 announced its first prefixes. Owning the space means we control rDNS, we can vouch for RBL history, and we are not at the mercy of an upstream's reputation.

  7. November 2023

    10,000 active instances

    Also the month we published our first full incident post-mortem with timings and root cause. We have published every one since.

  8. March 2024

    Dubai opens

    Our eighteenth region, and the first one customers had been asking for since 2022. We waited until we could do it with three transit providers rather than one.

  9. May 2025

    10 Gbps on Titan and Ultra

    Free upgrade for every existing customer on those plans, plus SR-IOV passthrough that cut in-node p99 network latency by 38%.

  10. August 2025

    São Paulo, region twenty

    Latin America had been served from Dallas until 2023 and from Panama City since. Adding Brazil closed the last gap: 31 ms from Buenos Aires instead of 100+.

  11. January 2026

    41,800+ instances, 99.98% uptime

    Sixth annual network report published. Still the same product, still the same domain, still no venture capital and no plans to sell.

How we operate

Three things we will not trade away

Boring infrastructure is the product

We have not launched a Kubernetes service, an object store or a managed database. Customers stay because a machine bought in 2021 still behaves exactly as it did. Novelty is a liability in hosting.

Publish the bad numbers too

Every incident gets a public post-mortem with real timings and a root cause. Our refund rate, uptime and largest mitigated attack are on the site. A host that only publishes good news is telling you something.

Price honestly, once

No introductory rate that triples on renewal, no setup fee, no bandwidth overage designed to catch you out. We have not raised list prices since 2023, and 24-month customers are locked for life.

The team

Small on purpose

Eleven people. The names below write the guides, answer the tickets and get paged at 3 a.m. — usually the same person.

NF

Nadia Ferrand

Head of Solutions Engineering

Joined RDPForge in 2021 after eight years running virtualisation platforms for a European MSP. Writes most of our sizing guidance.

ML

Marek Lindqvist

Infrastructure Security

Runs our hardening baselines and incident response. Previously a network engineer at a Nordic transit provider.

ER

Elias Roth

Payments & Billing

Co-founder. Built the crypto billing pipeline in 2022 and still answers billing tickets on weekends.

Company details

Who you are actually buying from

We think you should be able to verify this before prepaying anyone for a year of hosting — including us.

Legal entityAtlas Cloud Networks LLC
Trading nameRDPForge
Founded11 March 2020
Registered address1209 Orange Street, Suite 400, Wilmington, DE 19801, United States
Autonomous systemAS212744
Support[email protected]
Sales[email protected]
Abuse[email protected]
Payment processorOxaPay (cryptocurrency only)
Headcount11 people, fully remote

Run the due-diligence checklist on us

We wrote a guide about spotting hosts that will disappear with your prepayment. It applies to us too — check the domain age, look up AS212744, ping the test IPs on the locations page and read the AUP before you buy.

  • Same domain, continuously, since March 2020
  • Every incident since November 2023 published in full
  • Test IP and looking glass in all 20 regions
  • Legal entity, address and ASN stated on this page

Anything else you want to know? Ask us directly — pre-sales questions get answered by the same engineers who answer incidents.