Database Mart

About Database Mart

Database Mart LLC says it began in Texas in 2005. Its About page identifies its founder and CEO as Morris. The company started with database and web hosting and later added Linux VPS, GPU servers and other infrastructure services. The reviewed information does not confirm a parent company or ultimate owner.

Database Mart is best known for US-based VPS and dedicated-server hosting, with Linux and Windows options and configurations aimed at databases and other workloads. The company also says Cloud Clusters Inc. was established in 2017 to provide managed open-source application services on Kubernetes.

What Database Mart sells

VPS hosting

Linux and Windows virtual private servers are available for websites, databases and other applications. Linux VPS listings include root access and are self-managed; some offer choices such as cPanel or CloudPanel.

GPU VPS

Virtual servers with GPU resources are intended for workloads that need GPU computing.

Dedicated and bare-metal servers

Physical servers provide dedicated hardware for general-purpose, website and database workloads.

GPU dedicated servers

Physical servers with GPU resources are aimed at compute-intensive tasks.

Cloud and managed database hosting

Database Mart offers cloud database hosting and database hosting on VPS or dedicated infrastructure.

Website hosting

Website hosting runs on VPS or dedicated servers, rather than being limited to a single shared-hosting product.

Kubernetes and enterprise infrastructure

Its services include Kubernetes clusters, high-availability database hosting and load balancing.

LLM-as-a-Service

The company offers API access to large language models.

Domains, SSL and other services

Other listed services include domain registration, SSL certificates, RDP hosting, VPN solutions, backups and related infrastructure add-ons.

Servers and support

Database Mart lists data-centre locations in Dallas, Texas, and Kansas City, Missouri, and describes its infrastructure as US-focused. The available information does not establish whether it owns the facilities or uses buildings operated by another company.

Technical support is offered around the clock through live chat, tickets and email; phone support is not offered. Sales and billing are listed as available during business hours on Central Time. Customers manage accounts and servers through a Database Mart control panel.

Who should consider Database Mart?

Database Mart may suit customers who want a US-based VPS or dedicated server, need database-focused infrastructure, or are looking for GPU or Kubernetes services. Its self-managed VPS options are better suited to people comfortable configuring and maintaining a server.

Those seeking a simple shared-hosting package or phone-based technical support should look elsewhere. Compare VPS providers on our VPS hosting comparison, or Read our full Database Mart review for an assessment of its terms and customer feedback.