Expanding LayerOps internationally: become our exclusive partner in your country ?

From the outset, our ambition with LayerOps.io has been clear: to reinvent the cloud by putting control back in the hands of users, with a simple, portable, resilient, lock-in-free multi-cloud & hybrid-cloud Container-as-a-Service platform.

After successfully launching our first European zone, we are now preparing for the international expansion of LayerOps.

And rather than duplicating a centralized model...

➡️ We want to collaborate with local partners to create regional variations tailored to the specific needs, suppliers, and sovereignty issues of each country.

An opportunity: distribute LayerOps exclusively in your country

We offer partners (integrators, MSPs, cloud providers, digital services companies, VARs, etc.) the following:

• Distribute LayerOps under their own name or as a co-branded product
• Have a dedicated portal: ca.layerops.io, ch.layerops.io, etc.
• Benefit from an exclusive territorial contract
• Access attractive revenue sharing
• Participate in product governance to reflect local market realities

Our approach is simple: you know the field, we provide the platform.

Who is this offer for?

• Local hosting providers looking to modernize their catalog with a turnkey CaaS offering
• IT/DevOps resellers seeking differentiation in a market dominated by Kubernetes
• Cloud startups or sovereign players wishing to build an ethical, modern, and modular alternative.

Why LayerOps ?

• CaaS without Kubernetes or Terraform: quick to deploy, easy to sell
• Multi-vendor support: OVHcloud, Scaleway, Exoscale, Outscale, Infomaniak, etc.
• Advanced features: multicloud load balancer, autoscaling, marketplace, monitoring, FinOps dashboard
• Native multi-region and multi-cloud portability and resilience

💬 How about we talk about it?

Are you based in 🇨🇦 Canada, 🇨🇭 Switzerland, 🇧🇷 Brazil, 🇸🇬 Singapore, 🇲🇦 Morocco, 🇧🇪 Belgium, or elsewhere?

Do you have a strong network or are you working on a project related to sovereign cloud computing or open infrastructure?

Let's build together an alternative that is both local and global.