Each study names the requirement, the architecture and the exact machines it runs on. What you will not find is an invented percentage or a quote we wrote ourselves.
3 organisations, 33 machines between them, and not one of them ordered from a shopping list. Each arrived with a workload shape — a build pipeline that splits in two, a shared platform carrying somebody else’s customers, a queue that has to drain before a report is late — and left with hardware chosen against a measurement. All of them are on extended round-the-clock cover.
Independent studio · Operating systems
11Machines
A five-person studio writing whole operating systems for eighties hardware, on a build farm, an emulation rig and a vault that share no machine.
Digital engineering studio · Agency
17Machines
A Castellón software house that builds and then keeps running: a client fleet, its own SaaS, a database pair and the backups behind both.
SaaS · Website auditing
5Machines
A free SEO and performance auditor that loads a site in a real browser and grades it, sized to stay cheap and still survive a viral afternoon.
No performance percentages appear on this page. We publish figures we have measured under a named method, and these deployments are described by their architecture instead.
Ready when you are
Tell us what the thing actually does and we will tell you which machines fit — including when the answer is a cheaper one than you asked for.
Shared from $4.99/moVirtual from $6.99/moBare metal from $35.99/mo
