brixly.uk S3 Object Storage / FTP [...], £ 60.00/mo. on Cloud

S3 Object Storage / FTP Storage 20TB has been added on Apr 28, 2026, Aggregate Rating (9.8 out of 10 from 77 reviews)

🔌 Hosted domains :	1
🆓 free domains :	0
📌 Dedicated IPs :	0
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid CardsPayPal
🔧 Category :	BackupFile Sharing
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskLive ChatAvailable 24/7
⚑ Targeting :	UK
💰 Money-back guarantee :	30 days
🚀 Uptime :	99.9 %

See also initial S3 Object Storage / FTP Storage 20TB plan location on their website!

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📄 Editorial Review

Brixly is one of the more interesting independent UK hosting companies because they built the whole business around reseller hosting first and then expanded outward into a wider infrastructure platform. The founder, Dennis Nind, comes from a background in web development, full-stack work, and systems administration, and that shows in the way the service is structured. This is not a generic budget host trying to cover every category badly. It is a family-owned UK brand that grew by focusing on performance, reseller relationships, and a tighter technical stack than many mass-market providers.

Their current lineup is broad enough to cover most serious small-business and agency needs. They offer shared web hosting, premium business hosting, premium WordPress hosting, cPanel reseller hosting, DirectAdmin reseller hosting, premium reseller hosting, VPS servers, public cloud, dedicated servers, S3 / FTP backup storage, email hosting with NextCloud, enterprise hosting, domain registration and transfer, and related licensing such as WHMCS. There is also a free hosting for charities programme in the UK, which gives the company a more human identity than many purely commercial hosts.

The strongest part of Brixly’s identity is still the reseller market. Even their mainstream shared hosting feels built by people who understand agencies, designers, freelancers, and hosting resellers rather than only casual one-site buyers. The platform includes white-label capability, WHM, WHMCS integration, custom nameservers, strong migration tooling, and even a more consultative premium reseller tier with a Customer Success Manager and priority chat / phone support.

Technically, the platform is modern. Brixly runs on an in-house built NVMe cloud in the UK, uses AMD EPYC CPUs, LiteSpeed Enterprise, Redis object caching, CloudLinux, JetBackup, Let’s Encrypt SSL, Cloudflare integration, MailChannels outbound protection, and cpGuard for malware and brute-force protection. Their premium layers go further with WordPress Toolkit Deluxe, hourly backups, PCI-compliant hosting, and less contended business-grade environments.

There is also real scale behind the brand. Brixly states it manages hosting infrastructure for roughly 275,000+ websites, blogs and systems, serves clients in 136+ countries, and handles 6,500+ support enquiries a month. That is a meaningful footprint for an independent provider.

The public storefront is essentially English-only, while billing and ordering support GBP, USD, and EUR. The overall commercial business is strongly UK-centered, but the platform itself is not limited to the UK: shared and reseller hosting are available in UK, Germany, and USA, while their broader enterprise cloud can stretch across multiple datacentres worldwide.