About BuyCloudExpress
A specialised marketplace for cloud accounts, and a plain statement of what we do and do not claim.
Who we are
BuyCloudExpress is a small, independent marketplace for cloud accounts. We are not a cloud provider and we do not run data centres. What we do is narrower than that: we stock accounts across ten established platforms, describe them plainly, and put every configuration next to its price so the comparison takes minutes rather than an afternoon.
The people we serve are mostly developers, startups, agencies, businesses and researchers — anyone who needs infrastructure to work without it turning into a second job.
How we talk about providers
We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or an authorised reseller for Amazon Web Services, Microsoft, Google, Oracle, DigitalOcean, Akamai, Hetzner, UpCloud, Kamatera, OVHcloud, or any other platform named on this site. Provider names appear here for one reason only: to say which platform an account belongs to. Where we describe a provider’s features, pricing model or certifications, we are describing what that provider publishes about itself.
We also try to say when a provider is the wrong answer. Our cloud computing guides include several pieces that argue against the popular choice, because a marketplace that only ever says yes is not much use to anyone making a decision.
What we do not claim
We do not promise specific outcomes, uptime, credit balances or approval from any provider. We do not claim that an account obtained here does anything the underlying platform does not already do. We publish no customer counts, no star ratings and no testimonials, because we have not collected any worth publishing.
Using an account bought here means accepting the provider’s own terms of service. Keeping the credentials safe, staying inside those terms and paying the provider for what you consume all remain with you.
Where to go next
The cloud account catalogue is the shortest route to what we actually stock: ten providers, every configuration, every price. If you are still deciding between platforms, start with the guides instead — they are written to be read before you spend anything.