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Private servers · built in Myrtle Beach, run by us

A server in your building. Built for the job, watched by us.

Four servers for four jobs: files and backups, practice software, cameras, and AI that never leaves the office. We spec it, build it, burn it in for 48 hours, install it, then watch it every five minutes, the same way we watch every site we run. Or pick every part yourself.

Build yours →The four servers

Priced as you pick. Written quote before anything is ordered. Yours outright the day it's installed.

The four servers

One for each job. Drawn to scale, priced as built.

Each one is a full build you can change part by part. The price is the whole thing: parts, our build, the software set up and working, and installation on the Grand Strand. Priced from parts costs on October 25, 2026; memory and AI accelerators are at record highs this fall, so a quote can come in under the estimate when the market eases.

01 · Files and backups

File and backup server

Every document in one place, shared by role, backed up nightly, with an off-site copy ransomware can't reach.

For Law firms, accountants, architects, contractors, anyone with files too big or too private for a cloud drive.

Box: Tower, 6 bays
CPU: 8 cores
Memory: 16 GB ECC
Storage: 16 TB usable, mirrored
AI: Not needed
Care: Managed and off site, $399/mo

A cloud drive syncs your files to every laptop in the office and charges per person forever. A file server keeps one copy, in your building, with permissions you control and a backup you can actually restore.

Built and installed$6,590

Then$399/mo

Build this one →

02 · Dental, medical, vet

Practice server

Built to your software vendor's requirements, with a mirrored system drive, nightly backups and remote access for the doctor at home.

For Dental, medical and veterinary practices whose imaging or practice management software runs on site.

Box: Tower, 6 bays
CPU: 12 cores
Memory: 32 GB ECC
Storage: 1.92 TB usable, mirrored
AI: Not needed
Care: Managed and off site, $399/mo

Practice software is where a ransomware attack hurts most: no schedule, no charts, no images. This box is built for that application, backed up off site, and watched every five minutes.

Built and installed$8,490

Then$399/mo

Build this one →

03 · Security cameras

Camera recorder

Records the cameras you already have, keeps weeks of footage, and lets you check the room from your phone.

For Bars, restaurants, shops, marinas and property managers with cameras and a recorder that fills up or dies.

Box: Tower, 6 bays
CPU: 8 cores
Memory: 32 GB, standard
Storage: 36 TB usable, parity
AI: Not needed
Care: Watched, $149/mo

The recorder that came with the cameras keeps a few days of footage on one drive with no protection. This one keeps weeks, survives a dead drive, and gets replaced before it fails.

Built and installed$5,870

Then$149/mo

Build this one →

04 · AI that stays in the building

Private AI server

Chat, summaries and document search running on your own hardware. Nothing you type and nothing you upload goes to anyone's cloud.

For Law firms, medical practices, accountants and anyone who wants AI on client files without those files leaving the office.

Box: Tower, 6 bays
CPU: 16 cores, server class
Memory: 64 GB ECC
Storage: 8 TB usable, mirrored
AI: 16 GB accelerator
Care: Managed, $299/mo

Public AI tools are useful and most of them keep what you give them. For client files, patient records and contracts, the only clean answer is a model that runs in your building. This is that, built and kept current.

Built and installed$10,310

Then$328/mo

Build this one →

None of these? Start from an empty chassis and pick every part. We check it before we quote it.

Not a box from a catalog

Anyone can ship you a server. Here's what you're actually paying for.

Specified for the job, not the catalog

We start from what it has to run, how many people, how much data and how fast it grows. The parts follow. A practice server and a camera recorder are not the same machine with a different sticker.

Built here and burned in for 48 hours

Every build runs at full load for two days before it leaves: memory tested, every drive exercised, temperatures logged. Parts that are going to fail usually fail then, on our bench, not in your closet.

Installed, migrated and handed over working

We bring it, place it, connect it, move your data, set every computer up to see it and show your team. You don't get a box and a manual.

Locked down before it's plugged in

Encrypted drives, access by role, no default passwords, no open ports to the internet, remote access only through a private connection. The same standard we hold every site we run to.

Running in every site we run, checked live

Watched every five minutes

The monitor that checks every site we host checks your server too: is it up, are the drives healthy, is it hot, did a backup finish. We get the alert before you get the call.

Running in monitoring and protection

Backed up off site, and the restore is tested

A backup nobody has tried to restore is a guess. On the off-site plan, we restore something every month and tell you in writing that it worked.

Replaced before it dies

Drives have a service life. We track it and schedule the swap, so the first you hear of a tired drive is a calendar invite, not a failure.

Private AI, specifically

AI on your client files, without your client files going anywhere.

Most AI tools are a website. What you type, and whatever you upload, goes to someone else's computer, and their terms decide what happens to it. For a lot of work that's fine. For a law firm's case files, a practice's patient records, an accountant's returns, it isn't, and most firms end up with a policy that says "don't", which just means staff use it on their phones.

A private AI server runs the models in your building. Staff get a chat window and a search box that reads your own documents, on your own network. Nothing leaves. No account with anyone, no per-seat subscription, no training on your data because there's no one to train.

What it's good at: summarizing long documents, drafting from your own templates, answering "which contract has the clause about" across thousands of files, transcribing meetings. What it isn't: the biggest public model. The trade is privacy and a fixed cost over the newest cleverness, and for regulated work that's usually the right trade.

Build the AI server →What is a private AI server?

What leaves the building

Your documentsNothing
What staff typeNothing
Answers and draftsNothing
Model updatesCome in, once we've checked them
Monitoring"Up, healthy, 41°C". No content, ever.

Good fits

Law firms. Medical, dental and veterinary practices. Accountants. Anyone whose insurer or regulator asks where the data goes.

Who watches it

The part that makes it a managed server, not a box in a closet.

Monthly, cancel any time, the server stays yours. Pick it in the configurator or on the first call.

Watched

$149/mo

We know it broke before you do.

Monitoring every five minutes, like every site we run
Security updates applied, with a note
Drive health and temperature watched
An alert to you and to us when something is wrong

Managed

$299/mo

You never log into it.

Everything in Watched
Changes by text: a new user, a new share, a new camera
Same-day response, on site when it needs it
A restore test every month, with the result in writing
A written health report every quarter

Managed and off site

$399/mo

Ransomware-proof, by design.

Everything in Managed
An off-site copy of your data every night, 2 TB included, then $8 per TB
Copies that can't be changed or deleted for 30 days
A full rebuild from the off-site copy if the worst happens

How it goes

From a call to a server that's been running for a year.

01
Tell us the job
What it has to run, for how many people, where it would live. A call or the configurator
02
Spec and quote, in writing
The exact parts, the exact price, the install date. Nothing ordered until you say yes
03
Build and burn in
Assembled here, run at full load for 48 hours, locked down. About two weeks from yes
04
Install and migrate
Placed, connected, your data moved, your team shown. Usually one working day
05
Watched
Every five minutes, from the day it's on. And a restore test every month on Managed

Guides

Read before you decide.

Questions

Straight answers.

Do we actually need a server, or is the cloud fine?

If everything you use already runs in a browser and the subscriptions aren't hurting, you probably don't, and we'll say so. A server earns its place when the files are too big or too private for a cloud drive, when your practice or accounting software has to run on site, when cameras need somewhere to record, or when you want AI on client files without those files leaving the building.

What does it cost?

The four packages start between $5,870 and $10,310 one-time, built, installed and set up, with a care plan from $149 a month. The configurator prices any build as you pick parts. The number that counts is the written quote, which you get before anything is ordered.

Who owns it?

You do, outright, the day it's installed. There's no lease and no lock-in: the admin credentials are yours, kept in your client portal, and if you cancel the care plan the server keeps running. We just stop watching it.

What happens when it breaks?

Drives are mirrored or parity-protected, so one dead drive is a scheduled swap, not an outage, and on a Watched or Managed plan we see it fail before you do. Parts carry the manufacturer's warranty. On the Managed plans, same-day response includes coming to the building when it needs hands.

Is private AI as good as ChatGPT?

No, and that's not the point. The models that run on a box in your office are smaller than the biggest public ones. They're very good at summarizing, drafting, and answering questions from your own documents, and they do it without a single page leaving the building. For client files, patient records and contracts, that's the trade most firms want.

We're a medical or dental practice. Does this help with HIPAA?

The equipment side of it, yes: encrypted drives, access by role, logs of who touched what, and encrypted off-site backups that can't be altered. We put exactly what we set up in writing for your compliance file. Your policies, training and agreements are the rest of it, and we're not a substitute for your compliance officer.

Where do you install?

Across the Grand Strand, included. Charleston, Columbia and Charlotte with travel. Anywhere else, we burn it in and set it up here, ship it configured, and finish over a remote session.

Can you manage a server we already have?

Usually. We start with an assessment of what's on it and how it's backed up, fix what's dangerous, then put it on the Watched or Managed plan like one we built.

A server in your building. Built for the job, watched by us.

One for each job. Drawn to scale, priced as built.

File and backup server

Practice server

Camera recorder

Private AI server

Anyone can ship you a server. Here's what you're actually paying for.

Specified for the job, not the catalog

Built here and burned in for 48 hours

Installed, migrated and handed over working

Locked down before it's plugged in

Watched every five minutes

Backed up off site, and the restore is tested

Replaced before it dies

AI on your client files, without your client files going anywhere.

The part that makes it a managed server, not a box in a closet.

From a call to a server that's been running for a year.

Tell us the job

Spec and quote, in writing

Build and burn in

Install and migrate

Watched

Read before you decide.

Straight answers.

Tell us what it has to run.