devcat.nl
Cloud hosting, managed IT services and SaaS hosting for small businesses and software vendors
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About devcat.nl
Devcat offers cloud infrastructure where customers build their IT environment on its platform, along with managed hosting, monitoring and 24/7 support.
It also provides SaaS hosting for software vendors, automating provisioning and deployment of their applications and offering a REST API for billing integration.
Product: Cloud infrastructure platform, managed hosting and SaaS hosting with a REST API
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