DataBank review & pricing

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Our verdict

The US edge-colocation specialist: strong in secondary markets where latency to end-users matters, with unusually deep compliance credentials (FedRAMP, HIPAA, ITAR) and hands-on managed services. National hyperscale needs belong elsewhere; edge and compliance deployments are its sweet spot.

Overview

DataBank operates 65+ edge data centers across 27 US markets, offering colocation, interconnection, managed cloud/security (including compliance-heavy public sector work) and edge infrastructure.

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Pros & cons

What we like

  • 65+ US edge markets — reach where big colos don't bother
  • Deep compliance portfolio (FedRAMP, HIPAA, ITAR, CMMC)
  • Managed cloud/security/DR options on-site
  • Responsive mid-market-style service model

What to watch

  • US-only footprint
  • Interconnection ecosystem smaller than Equinix metros
  • Pricing quote-based; terms matter for TCO

Key facts

Starting pricecustom (quote-based)
Pricing modelMonthly recurring (cabinets/power) + managed services
Best segmentsMid-market, Enterprise, Public sector
Founded2005
HeadquartersDallas, Texas
Websitewww.databank.com

Feature snapshot

Edge colocation (27 US markets) ✓ Included
Compliance certifications (FedRAMP/HIPAA/ITAR) ✓ Included
Managed cloud & DRaaS add-on
Interconnection/cross-connects add-on
Managed security add-on

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This review is editorial and independent. Pricing references published list rates as of September 2026 and changes frequently — always verify with a current quote. Vendor names are trademarks of their respective owners; The VoIP Advisors is an independent advisory firm and is not affiliated with DataBank.

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