Qualified inbound RFQs
Requirements arrive pre-scoped: power envelope, floor space, location, compliance posture. You see the technical profile under a numbered reference — the buyer's identity follows only after an NCNDA.
For providers · Application-based
The partner program.
We work with colocation operators, fiber providers, power infrastructure companies, and specialist consultants across the Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany.
Partners get access to qualified inbound RFQs, a listing on the Datacenter Broker partner directory, and referral flow under a formal channel agreement. There is an application process, not a self-serve signup. Listing is not free.
What partners get
Demand you don't have to generate.
Partner directory listing
A listing on the Datacenter Broker partner directory, with your facility profile kept current. Listing is not free — it is part of the channel agreement.
Referral flow under a written agreement
One formal channel agreement. One commission structure, written down, the same for every partner. No informal arrangements, no undisclosed rates.
Market intelligence
Partners get visibility into live demand: which requirements are running, in which markets, at which power densities. This is a paid subscription layer on top of the listing.
Process
Four steps. One written agreement.
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You apply
The form below. Facility profile, coverage, certifications, and why you want the channel.
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We review
We respond within 5 business days. If we cannot proceed, we will say so clearly — and why.
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Channel agreement
Commission structure, non-circumvention, and listing terms in writing. Signed by both sides before anything is shared.
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Referrals start
Your listing goes live. Matching RFQs are routed under numbered references.
Apply
Partner application.
Reviewed within 5 business days. If we cannot take you on, we tell you why.