CloudFest Americas has published its full list of partners and exhibitors ahead of the event on November 11 to 12, 2026, in Miami. The roster spans hosting providers, security vendors, domain specialists and infrastructure companies, and organizers say they are bringing the internet infrastructure and domain industry together under one roof. The event shares the stage with NamesCon.
WebPros sits at the top as Diamond+ partner. Blackwall and Bluehost join as Diamond partners, while the Platinum tier includes Core 4 Solutions, Charg Cloud, Nexcess and Limestone Networks. Further down, RackRenew and Proofpoint/Hornetsecurity hold Gold+ status, and the Gold group features CloudLinux, RunCloud, Sharktech, Openwave Messaging, IPXO, Acronis, Open-Xchange and eSkyCity.
The exhibitor list is where the event’s range shows. Companies such as AENIX, Blue Ivory Creative, Blockonomics, MGI Managed Global IT, enhance.com, Protected Harbor, ColoCrossing, Monarx, NEMIX RAM, unpack.me, Groundbreaker Talents, Hudson Interxchange, InterServer, TierPoint and WildFire Storage will all have a presence. Supporting partners include NewServerLife, JetBackup, Atarim and rankingCoach, and Ynvolve takes the Server Throwing Founding Partner spot.
That mix matters. Security, storage, domain tools, email and billing sit next to traditional hosting names, so attendees can compare notes across layers of the stack instead of one narrow segment. For smaller hosts and agencies, that cross-section could be as useful as any single session, since many of their daily decisions involve several of these vendors at once.
The sponsor reveal also follows a string of announcements about speakers and panels, which suggests organizers are building the program in stages and filling in details as November approaches. Hosting and domain events tend to rise or fall on who actually shows up, so a deep partner list gives the Miami debut an early sense of weight.
Passes are available through the registration page at https://cloudfest.com/americas/tickets/. Organizers have also promised, in their own words, the best CloudFest Americas event to date, though only the event itself will show whether the turnout lives up to that claim.
