Nexaplane platform
Everything a cloud
business runs on.
Instances, storage, GPUs and backups your customers run themselves — with recovery you can prove, and an API for everything the console does.
The platform
Run the whole cloud
from one platform.
Tenancy, all the way down
Platform, provider and account scopes, each with admin, operator and user tiers. Partners resell without seeing each other, and customers manage their own people and API keys in a portal with your brand.
- Per-account datacenter access — decide where each customer may build
- Quotas per resource — instances, storage, addresses, GPUs
Backups your customers run themselves
Scheduled backups with one-click restore that never reaches your queue — and rehearsals that prove a backup boots before a customer needs it to. See how recovery works
Sign-in you can put in a security review
Passkeys, authenticator apps, email and SMS codes, required as you choose — separately for your staff, your resellers and their customers. Every action is recorded against the person who took it, and where they took it from.
- Passkeys built in — phishing-resistant sign-in, no extra product to buy
- Enforced by scope — require it of admins without forcing it on every end user
GPUs as a product
Nexaplane finds the cards in your fleet, groups them by model and turns each into a sellable flavour with its own capacity and quota weight. Migration-safe by design.
Storage tiers you define
Map your pools to tiers your customers understand. They pick NVMe or capacity; you keep the storage identifiers to yourself. Volumes attach and detach live.
Instances in one step
Cloud images boot in seconds with SSH keys and network configuration already injected. Windows guests get UEFI and a TPM at create, so Windows 11 and Server sell as readily as Linux. Console, media, snapshots, resize and migrate — all from the same screen.
Migrate anywhere, copy anything
Move a running VM to another node, cluster or datacenter, live, with real-time progress and bandwidth control — all from one dialog. Or copy it, to clone it wherever you need it.
Sell past your own language
The console speaks 16 languages and each person picks their own, so one platform serves every market you sell into. See how languages work
One console for the whole fleet
Cluster health, capacity and every customer action in one place. A read-only mode keeps watching a datacenter without changing it, for the nights you are working on the fabric yourself.
Backup & recovery
Backups you can prove.
Not just take.
Every provider sells backups. Few can show one will start. Nexaplane restores a real backup into a sealed network, boots it, waits for the operating system to answer, then destroys the copy — so “protected” is something you can show a customer.
- Recoverable, as a number — the dashboard says how many workloads could be brought back right now, and names the reason for every one that could not.
- Rehearsals on a schedule — set the cadence in a policy and the platform runs the drill itself, reporting the date it booted and how long it took to come up.
- Sealed by construction — the rehearsal copy starts in an isolated network with no route to anything real, and is destroyed when the drill ends.
- Offsite DR you can sell — grant a second-datacenter copy per account and price it as a tier, instead of absorbing it for everyone.
- Checked, not just written — schedules, retention and integrity checks are policy-driven and applied fleet-wide, and the console shows which copies were verified and when.
- Customers recover themselves — a restore that never reaches your queue, with a plain warning before anything overwrites a machine that is still running.
Nothing in the rehearsal can reach production, and nothing survives it. What survives is the evidence — this workload came back, on this date, in this many seconds.
Architecture
One container.
Every cluster.
Run it outside your fleet or inside your management cluster. It talks to Proxmox over the API — nothing to install on your hypervisors, nothing to break when you upgrade them.
Developer first
Everything the console does,
the API does.
No second-class API. Provisioning fleets, changing network rules, wiring billing into your CRM — the same documented REST endpoints the console itself calls.
curl -X POST https://cloud.example.com/api/v1/instances \
-H "Authorization: Bearer np_live_9a8b..." \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"name": "web-node-01",
"plan": "np-compute-4",
"image": "ubuntu-24.04-lts",
"region": "ca-central-1",
"network": "tenant-prod",
"billing": {
"type": "hourly"
}
}'See it on your own fabric.
Bring a Proxmox cluster and we will show you a tenant, a network, a router and a running instance — in the same call.
Launching 2027 · Early partners get direct input on the roadmap