GleSYS

GleSYS is a Swedish infrastructure provider selling KVM and VMware servers, bare metal, managed databases, object storage and colocation from Nordic data centers.

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Compute, storage, nothing else.

Classification

Categories: Virtual Private Servers, GPU cloud
Operating system: Self-managed
Metal: Owns the hardware
Use cases: Web apps, API backends, Data pipelines, Background jobs and queues, Internal tools, Game servers
Audience: Startups, Small and medium businesses, Enterprises, Agencies

Tech stack

Runtimes: Anything, Docker
Shell: Root shell
GPU: GPU instances

Pricing

Pricing model: Per resource provisioned3
Entry price: $5 to $15 a month 3
Starting price: from €12.73 a month3
Typical ceiling: $150 to $500 a month3
Currencies: EUR, SEK 3
Billed: Hourly, Monthly3
Paid: In advance4
Exit: Within a day 4
Free tier: None3

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GleSYS was formed in Falkenberg and sells infrastructure rather than packaged hosting: compute, storage, managed databases, connectivity and colocation, each priced per resource with hourly and monthly rates published in full. GPU and ARM machines are quoted rather than listed.

It owns data centers in Sweden and Finland and uses partner facilities in the Netherlands, Germany, the United Kingdom and Norway, all running on renewable energy. The automation surface is documented: a public API, a community-maintained Terraform provider, a lego DNS module and a status page with per-site maintenance notices. Ownership has passed through private equity twice — VIA Equity invested in 2018, and Cube Infrastructure Managers acquired the company in 2023 with the founder reinvesting for a minority stake.

Identity

Founded: 1999
Reach: ↑357 1
Ownership: Private-equity owned
Parent: Cube Infrastructure Managers
Status: Active

Deployment

Deployment: Control panel

Regions and law

Regions: Sweden, Finland, Netherlands, Germany, United Kingdom, Norway 3
Headquarters: Sweden

Other features

Green Web directory: 1213 2

Automation

API: Public

Sources

2026-09-07: Reach
majestic.com/reports/majestic-million
2026-08-10: Green Web directory
app.greenweb.org/directory/#1213
2026-10-08: Regions, Starting price, Entry price, Typical ceiling, Currencies, Billed, Pricing model, Free tier
glesys.com/pricing/
2026-08-02: Paid, Exit
glesys.com/legal/general-terms-and-conditions/

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