How Data Center Exit works
This platform matches projects with providers. It does not decommission, remove, destroy or transport anything. Here is exactly what it does.
The path, with no grey areas
- You scope the project through a four-step form.
- The submission is reviewed to check it is actionable: location covered, scope legible, data requirements stated.
- If it is, it may be shared with independent providers equipped for that scope and area.
- Those providers contact you, arrange a site walk where needed, and issue their own proposals.
- If it cannot be shared, you are told rather than left waiting.
What this platform does not do
- It performs no physical work and employs no technicians.
- It issues no quotes and commits to no price.
- It does not guarantee provider availability in any given market.
- It does not certify destruction, and issues no certificates of any kind.
- It does not sell your details for advertising purposes.
How the platform is paid
The service is free to the party submitting a project. The platform is paid by the providers who receive it. Worth knowing: it explains why the platform wants your project to succeed, and why it has no interest in sending it to someone who does not cover your area.
Start by scoping the project
Four steps, a few minutes, no account required.
Data Center Exit is an independent project-intake and matching platform. It does not perform decommissioning, equipment removal, data destruction or transport.