[ For Enterprises ]
Enterprise infrastructure, without the enterprise complexity.
Most enterprises manage 6–10 separate vendors for hosting, CDN, database, auth, mail, storage and search. This is the same set of services on one stack — one console, one SLA.
6–10vendors, consoles, contracts and SLAs today
1console and SLA to monitor
- EU data residency
- DDoS at the edge
- audit logs
- point-in-time backups
- guaranteed response times
- on-prem or hybrid
One stack instead of ten vendors
Most enterprises end up managing 6–10 separate vendors for hosting, CDN, database, auth, mail, storage and search — each with its own console, contract and SLA. When something breaks, the first problem is working out where.
JAMflow infrastructure is a single integrated environment: serverless hosting, database, CDN, image proxy, auth, AI search and storage — all on the same stack, with one console and a single SLA to monitor.
Separate suppliers
typical setup
6–10services that have to agree with each other
Auth has to agree with the CDN, the CDN with the database, the database with the search index. Every one of those seams is something your team wrote and now maintains.
JAMflow
one environment
1supplier, and the seams arrive already agreed
One contract, one invoice, one point of escalation.
Everything on the stack, one topic at a time
Infrastructure, security, auth, AI, migration and support. Pick the one your evaluation is about — the rest stays out of the way.
Same stack, same console. You switch on what the project needs.
Serverless, multi-region, zero cold start
Your digital products run on infrastructure that scales automatically, with no servers to size or update. Traffic spikes handled without manual intervention, redundancy included, deploys with no downtime.
- Automatic scaling with no cold start
- The infrastructure scales on actual traffic, not on a pre-purchased plan. An event, a launch, a campaign: the system adapts with no manual intervention.
- Global distribution
- Traffic is served from the node closest to the end user. Europe, North America, Asia Pacific — users get fast responses regardless of where they are.
- Zero-downtime deploys
- New versions go live without interrupting the service. If something goes wrong, the system reverts to the previous version.
- Redundancy included by design
- Redundancy and failover come with the environment, not as an add-on. The new version is live before the previous one goes offline.
No server to manage, no spike to forecast.
Cloud managed, on-premise, or hybrid
Not every enterprise can put everything in the public cloud. For those with strict data-residency requirements, existing internal infrastructure, or security policies that require direct control, we can deploy on dedicated or on-premise environments.
- Cloud managed
- No infrastructure to manage. Scaling, backups, security updates — all managed by JAMflow. The team focuses on the product.
- On-premise
- Data and application stay inside your infrastructure. Suitable for organizations with security policies that require direct control over the environment.
- Hybrid
- A fast, global frontend on the cloud, sensitive data on-premise. The best of both models for those with compliance constraints who still want edge performance.
- Private cloud
- An environment fully dedicated to your organization, on a cloud provider of your choice. Complete isolation, no resources shared with other customers.
When JAMflow enterprise makes sense
We're not the right choice for every context. Here's where our model works best.
- B2B or e-commerce customer portal
- Customer portals with corporate login, restricted areas, catalog and checkout — all in one integrated stack.
- Intranet and internal tools
- Internal tools with corporate SSO, data that stays on the network, AI search on the internal knowledge base. On-premise deployment available.
- Migration from a monolithic or legacy CMS
- Progressive replacement of a dated system with no interruptions. The new and the old coexist during the transition — the user doesn't notice.
- Multi-brand or multi-market platform
- Multiple brands or markets on the same stack — with data isolation, geographic routing and localization already included.
- High-traffic digital products
- Products that must withstand traffic spikes — launches, events, campaigns — without sizing the infrastructure in advance.
- We're not the right choice if…
- The project is a simple static site with no scaling, advanced-security or existing-system-integration requirements. In that case there are cheaper and more suitable solutions.
Frequently asked questions
The things enterprises ask us most often before getting started.
Do you offer formal SLAs?
Yes. Response times are guaranteed per incident severity and written into the contract, with regular updates until resolution. The specific thresholds are defined together, based on what your product actually needs.
Can I deploy on-premise or on a private cloud?
Yes. Beyond the managed cloud, we deploy on your own infrastructure, on a dedicated private-cloud environment with a provider of your choice, or in a hybrid setup with a global frontend on the cloud and sensitive data on-premise.
Do you support SSO with Azure AD or Okta?
Yes — Azure AD, Okta and Google Workspace are supported by the auth module, along with login, password recovery, invitations and two-factor. You configure the provider instead of building the integration.
Does my data stay in Europe?
It can. With EU data residency configured, database, storage and logs stay in Europe, with no automatic replication outside the EU and no transfer without explicit consent.
How do you handle migration from an existing system?
In phases, one route at a time. The Nuxt frontend runs in parallel with the existing system, serving migrated routes and proxying the rest, so production never stops. Every phase has a rollback plan.
Can I use only some services without adopting the whole stack?
Yes. The services are integrated with each other but not bundled: you can start with hosting and CDN, or with auth or AI search on top of an existing application, and consolidate the rest later.
How does the enterprise contract work?
One contract and one invoice for the whole stack, with the SLA, the deployment model and the support terms defined together before you start. No separate agreement per service.
How does multi-project support work for large organizations?
All projects live in a single panel with per-role permissions, per-business-unit billing and centralized logs — with isolation between business units where the organization requires it.
Have an enterprise project or evaluating an infrastructure provider?
We can run an analysis of your current stack and work out which parts make sense to consolidate — with no commitment and no sales pitch.