DATA CENTERS
Explore the installations and infrastructure behind our planned network.
PROPERTY OWNERS
Understand hosting, check the requirements and share a property with us.
ABOUT PLENTYFIELD
Meet PlentyField and explore how we work with project partners.
INTRODUCERS, BROKERS & SITE PARTNERS
Know or represent an owner with suitable space, electrical capacity and fiber? Work with PlentyField to assess its potential for a containerized data center. We invest in, develop and operate the installation.
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STANDARD INTRODUCTIONS
You have permission to connect us with a property owner and want to use our standard introduction programme.
$5,000 per eligible, accepted site, subject to the programme terms.
Register, review the terms and submit the owner connection and basic property details.
Register an introductionRead the standard programme summaryBROKERS AND SITE PARTNERS
You represent an owner or want to discuss your role and commercial terms before sharing identifying details.
Role and commercial terms agreed individually in writing.
Start with your contact details and a brief site summary. You can leave out the site address and owner’s name.
Discuss an opportunityAn initial discussion does not establish an appointment or a right to compensation.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
Share what you know about space, power and fiber. We assess suitability and identify any missing information with you.
See what makes a suitable propertyWe review the property and your introduction. Protection starts only with written site acceptance. Use your workspace to add documents and follow progress.
We review your summary and contact you to discuss the opportunity, your role and next steps. This starts a conversation; it does not register or reserve the property or create a workspace.
STANDARD PROGRAMME
These terms describe the standard route. Separately agreed broker or site-partner arrangements are governed by their own written agreements.
Register to review the participation agreementSite identity, prior contacts, eligibility, licensing and the legally entitled payment recipient are checked before acceptance. Registration alone does not establish protection or a fee entitlement.
Existing accepted introductions retain their applicable agreement terms, including their original payment and protection rules.
PRACTICAL QUESTIONS
Practical answers for introducers, brokers and site partners.
Yes. Start with a broker enquiry to discuss your role, how we would coordinate communication and any commercial arrangements. Appointment, scope and compensation require written agreement. The standard programme does not replace your existing owner–broker agreement.
Yes. Share a general location, the opportunity and what you know about space, power and fiber, without identifying the site or owner. We still need your contact details to reply. Formal introduction acceptance requires sufficient site and owner information, permission and eligibility checks. An anonymous discussion does not reserve a site.
We review prior contacts and supporting evidence. A property already under active documented discussion does not qualify merely because it is submitted. Typing an address first does not establish priority. If you dispute a claim, contact us with supporting evidence; we review competing claims without improperly disclosing another participant’s confidential information.
Under the current standard programme, continuing assessment does not automatically extend protection. Contact us before expiry to discuss whether a separate written extension stating the new end date can be agreed. Existing accepted introductions keep the protection rules in their own agreement.
$5,000 for each eligible, accepted site under the new programme. One fee applies to the defined site, not to every container or phase. The final published agreement and written acceptance govern your entitlement.
When the definitive, binding owner lease or hosting contract for the accepted site has been signed and delivered by all required parties during protection. Payment is due within 30 calendar days of that date. A preliminary discussion or non-binding letter of intent does not qualify. Installation and commercial operation are not additional payment milestones under the new terms.
We check the existing record and supporting evidence. The same defined site cannot have two accepted fee registrations. Priority depends on a valid accepted introduction, not just typing an address first. You can ask us to review a disputed claim.
Yes. With the appropriate authority and permission, the owner or manager can collaborate on the same property. Providing more information does not replace your accepted introduction.
Yes. Start from our CSV template or upload an XLSX file, preview it and create drafts. Each property needs its actual owner and a genuine introduction. Each site has its own eligibility and acceptance review. Bulk uploading addresses does not reserve them.
People and organisations with a genuine, permitted owner introduction. Unlicensed participation is available only where the particular activity and payment are legally permitted. Licensed professionals must follow their brokerage and disclosure rules, including payment through the responsible brokerage where required. Calling someone an introducer does not remove these requirements.
Arrange an owner connection with permission and share basic property information. This programme does not authorise you to market or show property, negotiate rent or contract terms, advise on a transaction, collect funds or bind either party. Any separately licensed engagement needs its own approved scope.
The commercial terms above describe the introduction programme. Participation is governed by the published agreement you accept and your individual written site acceptance. Eligibility depends on the property location, activities and applicable licensing rules. Existing accepted introductions retain their own agreement terms.
Tell us about your role and the opportunity. A brief summary is enough to start.
