Founding Seats
Launch terms, and a say in where we build next
A founding seat is a position in the first customer group: launch pricing held for the initial term, reserved capacity, and direct access to the engineers running the network. Seats are limited on purpose and released in waves.
The second half matters more if your market is not on our map yet. Nobody should sit waiting for us to finish a footprint. Register the commit behind a location and it becomes a scheduling decision instead of a someday.
Minimum commit
On application
Seats this wave
Limited, per region
Wave closes
When seats are taken
Build window once scheduled
Agreed per market
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How allocation works
Register your commit
Tell us the market, the shape of the deployment, and how you would connect. It costs nothing, it is not binding, and it takes a few minutes.
We weight the queue
Ranked on when your application arrived and how well it fits: location, connectivity model, workload, and what the network handles well today.
Seats release in waves
A finite number of seats opens per region at a time, rather than one large cap. When a wave fills, the next one opens later.
Demand schedules the build
For markets we have not built, registered commit is what triggers a build. Once a market clears its threshold we commit to a window and publish the date here.
Applications that do not make a wave keep their original date and roll into the next one, so applying early is worth something even when seats are gone. We will tell you where you stand rather than leaving you to guess.
Seats by market
Live markets take seats now. Everything else is demand-gated: when registered commit clears the threshold for a market, we schedule the build and publish the target date here. Until then we would rather show no date than a fictional one.
Live core
Seats openSeats here are live capacity. Onboarding starts as soon as the paperwork is done, not when a build finishes.
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3 markets
- Ashburn
- Frankfurt
- Amsterdam
v1 core buildout
Demand-gatedThe candidate pool for finishing the core. Registered demand decides which of these are built, and how quickly.
v1 - up to 8 core PoPs
9 markets
- Los Angeles
- Dallas
- Chicago
- New York
- Miami
- London
- Singapore
- Tokyo
- Sydney
v2 expansion
Demand-gatedAbout ten more drawn from this pool, starting with Paris, Warsaw, and Stockholm, alongside Arelion and NTT joining the upstream blend. Demand can pull any of them forward, and the list is not closed: ask about a city that is not on it.
v2 - about 10 more
32 markets
- Paris
- Warsaw
- Stockholm
- Seattle
- San Jose
- Atlanta
- Denver
- Kansas City
- Salt Lake City
- Phoenix
- Querétaro
- Toronto
- Montreal
- Marseille
- Vienna
- Milan
- Bucharest
- Sofia
- Madrid
- Prague
- Copenhagen
- Dublin
- Zurich
- Barcelona
- Hong Kong
- Seoul
- Kuala Lumpur
- Mumbai
- Jakarta
- Osaka
- São Paulo
- Dubai
A market missing from this list is not a no. See the roadmap for how releases are sequenced, and ask about anywhere else.
What a seat carries
Launch rate, locked
Held through the initial term and honoured at renewal, regardless of what standard pricing does later.
Reserved capacity
Your committed capacity is planned for, headroom included, rather than treated as statistical oversubscription.
Direct engineering access
A channel to the people who run routing, filtering, and the dataplane, not a tiered support queue.
Roadmap weight
Founding demand decides which markets get built, and in what order.
Early access
New locations, capacity, and carrier additions reach founding customers first.
Outcome-based terms
Commitments written around availability and attack leakage at an agreed measurement point.
The full programme, including how it works for resellers and wholesale partners, is in Built on Wirescope. Want to test the network first? Start a trial.
Apply for a founding seat
Include the market you need, roughly what you would commit, how you would connect, and when you need it live. If you are registering demand for somewhere we have not built, say which market and what volume sits behind it.
Registering is free and non-binding. We respond within one working day, and we will tell you plainly if the current network is the wrong fit rather than take the commitment anyway.
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