Elypse Cloud 1U, 100W, 50 Mbps, € 75.00/mo. on Colocation

Custom Housing is a quote-oriented colocation product rather than a static shelf plan, so the published information focuses on the configurable baseline instead of a clean final monthly checkout total. The English page shows a starting rack view with 1U of rack space, 100W of power, 50 Mbps of guaranteed bandwidth, a 10 Gbps uplink context with a standard 1 Gbps profile, 1 included IPv4 address, additional IPv4 at 2.00 EUR per month, anti-DDoS L7 included, and a 49.99 EUR setup fee waived with a 12-month commitment. The French variant exposes more granular component pricing, showing 15 EUR per U, 200 EUR per kVA and 15 EUR per 50 Mbps commit, plus 24-hour installation at Interxion PAR5 and IPMI or KVM monitoring on request. Because the visible configurator total remains at 0 EUR before quote submission, the offer is best treated as a custom-priced housing service whose final recurring fee depends on the chosen rack footprint, electrical draw and committed bandwidth.

This colocation offer is not presented as a fixed catalog of many separate plans but as a custom housing configurator for equipment installed in the Elypse environment in Paris. The service is tied to the Interxion PAR5 datacenter and is framed as a rack-based solution for customers who need their own hardware placed in a professionally managed facility rather than rented dedicated nodes. Across the published configuration details, Elypse shows 10 Gbps uplink availability, a standard 1 Gbps port profile on the English page, included IPv4 with IPv6 support on the French page, anti-DDoS L7 protection, and quote-driven expansion with additional IPv4 charged separately. The French version of the page exposes component pricing for rack space, electrical power and committed bandwidth, while both language versions show that setup fees are waived with a 12-month commitment. The broader datacenter positioning on the site points to Interxion PAR5 in Saint-Denis, Tier 3+ characteristics, redundant infrastructure, multi-operator transit, and 24/7 operational support around the physical environment. For buyers comparing this to hosted servers, the practical difference is that Elypse is providing rack footprint, power, upstream connectivity and remote infrastructure assistance around customer-owned hardware, with the final order flowing through a quote or order request instead of a simple static one-click plan grid.