Managed.com Launches as Platform for AI-Era Business Solutions

Managed.com, the platform for technology brands such as HostPapa, ColoCrossing, Hostopia, CloudBlue, and LogoMaker, officially launched on September 17, 2026. The company, which originated with the founding of HostPapa in 2006, has grown organically by integrating a series of 20+ acquired businesses, with dozens of brands and product lines.

Managed.com operates a team of 750+ people across 40 countries, providing solutions and infrastructure to help small and medium-sized business owners and channel partners build, operate, and grow in the AI era. The platform aims to serve each market on its own terms, ensuring that the same brands and commitment remain intact for its customers and partners.

He emphasized that for customers and partners, nothing changes today. It's the same brands and the same commitment, on a platform designed to serve each market on its own terms.

Within the Managed.com platform, each brand continues to serve the market it knows best under its own name. HostPapa, for instance, helps businesses get online and build their brand. ColoCrossing provides infrastructure for the AI economy. Hostopia offers white-label services for partners to grow their revenue per customer. CloudBlue serves as channel commerce for the AI era, while LogoMaker acts as the AI-first identity builder, helping businesses begin their journey.

Managed.com is founder-led and operated by leaders with decades of experience in the industry. The platform introduces AI where it reduces work, improves the customer experience, and helps partners bring new services to market. With a focus on innovation and customer-centric solutions, Managed.com aims to be at the forefront of the AI era, providing essential tools and services for businesses to thrive.

The platform operates data centers across North America and Europe, offering a comprehensive suite of services including website hosting, a website builder, and AI-first brand-building tools. Managed.com also provides infrastructure for the AI economy, white-label services for telcos and service providers, and channel commerce for the world's largest telcos and distributors.