Brasil Cloud Básico, BRL 4.99/mo. on Linux Emails

Básico has been added on Feb 12, 2021

💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-FreeLive ChatAvailable 24/7
🌏 Server Locations :	Brazil
⚑ Targeting :	BR

See also initial Básico plan location on their website!

📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

Brasil Cloud – A Regional Powerhouse Delivering Robust Cloud Infrastructure with a Human Touch

With nearly two decades of experience, Brasil Cloud has established itself as a key player in Brazil’s cloud hosting sector. Headquartered in Uberlândia-MG, the company has built a reputation on technical reliability, humanized support, and steady infrastructure expansion. From shared hosting to enterprise cloud solutions, Brasil Cloud offers a broad portfolio designed to serve small startups, midsize businesses, and large enterprises alike.

Established Roots and Strategic Reach

Founded over 18 years ago, Brasil Cloud has grown from a local IT provider into a national infrastructure powerhouse, maintaining a presence in key cities including Campinas, Cotia, São Paulo, Dallas (USA), and Montreal (Canada). This geographically distributed architecture allows them to deliver resilient, low-latency services across Brazil and beyond.
At the core of their operations is a fully-owned, high-availability network, featuring Tier III data centers, 10 Gbps uplinks, and redundant Fortinet edge firewalls. The company maintains peering arrangements with major carriers such as Claro, Vivo, Embratel, and international players like Telia and Tata Communications—an infrastructure blueprint rarely seen at this scale in Brazil’s regional hosting scene.

Full-Spectrum Cloud Solutions

Brasil Cloud offers a range of tailored services for businesses seeking agility and reliability in their digital infrastructure:

Core Offerings:

• Virtual Data Center & Cloud Server: Built on enterprise hardware (e.g., Dell R650s, Intel Xeon Gold, all-flash IBM Storwize V9000), these services offer dedicated resources, fast storage, and high availability.
• Corporate Email: Integration with both Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace, covering professional communication needs.
• Backup and Recovery: Includes Cloud Backup, Cloud Archive, and DRaaS (Disaster Recovery as a Service), with daily snapshots and multi-datacenter redundancy.
• AntiSpam Cloud: Real-time filtering to ensure inbox hygiene for corporate email services.
• Web Hosting: Support for a wide stack—PHP, Node.js, Django, Java, Golang, and even n8n workflows.

Brasil Stream:

As part of its broader group, Brasil Cloud also operates Brasil Stream, delivering audio streaming for radio stations and video streaming for web TV—a niche, but valuable offering for media-focused clients.

Security and Monitoring

Data protection and uptime assurance are central to Brasil Cloud’s value proposition. Their systems are protected by dynamic firewalls, Anti-DDoS mechanisms, and tiered backups. Continuous monitoring, combined with a highly trained support team, ensures 24/7 availability and rapid incident response.
They commit to a 99.8% uptime guarantee and back this up with modern monitoring systems that operate 365 days a year. The company’s emphasis on data sovereignty and confidentiality also resonates with clients who place a premium on compliance and data control.

Customer-Centric Culture with Local Identity

One of the company’s most notable aspects is its deep cultural grounding. From its references to the Cerrado Mineiro coffee region to its location within Uberlândia’s UBERHUB innovation ecosystem, Brasil Cloud doesn’t just operate in Brazil—it reflects Brazilian values in its service philosophy.
Customer service is intentionally humanized, with a clear rejection of faceless automation. Clients are offered multiple support channels (email, phone, chat, dedicated account managers), and the team emphasizes responsiveness and personal connection over robotic interactions.

A Decade-Long Commitment to Improvement

Unlike providers that stagnate, Brasil Cloud continuously reinvests in infrastructure and staff. Its annual hardware upgrades, multi-site redundancy, and commitment to constant product improvement reflect an organization that prioritizes service quality over short-term gains.