When infrastructure sits with companies that do not share your values, the cloud can feel less like a utility and more like a risk. American Cloud is an independent, U.S.-operated cloud provider built outside Big Tech's ecosystem.^1
Founder Aron Wagner, a U.S. Army veteran, started the company after years of helping businesses choose infrastructure.^3 The platform now offers cloud compute, managed Kubernetes, managed databases (PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis), S3-compatible object storage, block storage, DNS, load balancing with DDoS protection, auto-scaling, managed WordPress, and Silicon Valley colocation, with zero network egress fees, across three U.S. regions.^2 Its compliance page lists SOC 2 Type II certification, PCI DSS compliance, and HIPAA Business Associate Agreements available on request.^4
Their line is plain: they are in the business of hosting, not content moderation.^1 The pitch is ownership and resilience, so a surprise policy change is less likely to pull the plug on your software.
Developers can drive the API with official TypeScript, Python, and Go SDKs, an open-source Model Context Protocol server for AI assistants, and a Terraform provider.^1 Pricing is subscription-based infrastructure with flat, predictable monthly pricing and a public pricing calculator, not a consumer mobile app.^5
