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Melbourne's Partner Program

Melbourne's partner program rewards high-spending customers who choose to place their hosting, or hosting of their clients, with Melbourne.

The companies who get the most benefit from our partner program are IT companies who add value to our offering as part of their industry niche.

Unlike our refer-a-colleague program, the partner keeps “ownership” of the customer, providing add-on services and support, safe in the knowledge that Melbourne is in the background looking after the hosted infrastructure. The partner gets one bill from us and then sub-bills their customers.

What are the benefits?

Discount on monthly hosting bills based on your spend.
Free virtual machine for internal/development/demonstration purposes.
Invitations to exclusive partner events.
Datacentre tours for your customers, with use of Melbourne's meeting facilities.
Previews of new products and services that are in testing.

How do I find out more information?

Click here to download our Partner Program Guide PDF

The above guide details the benefits of our partner program, which includes a discount scheme and preferential support and backing from our technical team.

Sign up Now
Use the form below to register on our partner program. Your account manager will confirm acceptance by receipt of email. We will then overview your bill to validate your contributable spend meets the minimum requirements of the program.
Your Name
Company Name
Contact Telephone Number
Contact Email Address
I agree to abide by the partner program terms, listed in the "about Melbourne's partner program" and Melbourne's general Terms and Conditions of business.

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Manchester Science Parks

For over 25 years, Manchester Science Parks (msp) has been supporting the growth of innovative companies, across industries such as Digital Media, Biotechnology and IT.

Why did you choose Melbourne?

"We had another tenant providing services and we were unhappy with the service levels, so we looked around to see who else was delivering those services - internet connectivity mainly - and Melbourne had a good offer."