Ecosystem · Financial Alliances

Capital should not decide
who owns a cloud.

Financial Alliances work with us to fund partners’ federated and sovereign cloud projects — including hardware financing and leasing, so the capital a cloud needs is absorbed into the model.

Become an alliance How pricing works
Federated projectsSovereign projectsHardware financing and leasing
The assumption we reject

The industry assumed a real cloud takes capital only a handful of global companies can raise.

The platform answers most of that assumption: no years of engineering, and a flat fee per deployment, banded by scale. Financial Alliances answer the rest — the infrastructure a partner’s cloud stands on.

For partners

Fund the project, not just the licence.

Federated cloud projects
Funding for operators, MSPs and hosting providers launching a cloud of their own.
Sovereign cloud projects
Funding for national and government cloud programmes delivered by Sovereign Partners.
Hardware financing and leasing
The capital a cloud needs, absorbed into the model rather than paid up front.
For financial institutions

Projects that arrive assessed and designed.

Partner projects come through the same engagement: an assessment, a design and a quote on a known cost model.

An assessed opportunity
For operators, a market analysis, an infrastructure review and a financial case: an opportunity and ROI report.
A designed project
Platform sizing, the reference architecture, the bill of materials and the commercial plan.
A known platform cost
A flat fee per deployment, banded by scale — not a share of the partner’s growth.
A platform in production
The same platform runs YallaCloud, the CloudHost group’s public cloud, on six Oasis Stack modules.
Build the cloud you want to own.

Fund the clouds the region is building.

Tell us what you finance and where. We will show you how partner projects reach you.

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