It's been a fun decade+
The Story of QuotaGuard...from the IBM Bluemix Era to emerging AI Agents.
We are glad you are curious about how QuotaGuard began.
In 2013, QuotaGuard was built to provide dynamic IP to cloud-based companies starting with our first customer on Heroku. We wanted to ease the maintenance burden for engineers and developers, so we offered QuotaGuard as a done-for-you service that eliminated the need to rotate IPs manually.
Before long, our customers started asking for an additional static IP solution to solve a different cloud-architecture challenge. This gave rise to Statica (now known as QuotaGuard Static), which helped us focus our business around this challenge.
In 2015, Michael Frew, a developer by trade, acquired the QuotaGuard business to develop and expand the static IP solutions niche. He continued to build an expanded team of specialists through today, culminating in the first end-to-end encrypted static IP proxy service, QuotaGuard Shield.
QuotaGuard Shield quickly became a highly coveted secure communication solution, making QuotaGuard the choice for financial and healthcare companies worldwide.
With a global footprint today, QuotaGuard continues to innovate and deliver managed services globally, with the same tireless mission to ease the workload of developers and engineers across companies, big or small. We are proud to have reached this point and to meet so many highly-skilled engineering teams that use our products, and we remain ever grateful for their support.
Today, our footprint and security focus position QuotaGuard as the essential network bridge for the modern stack. While our mission remains easing the developers' workload, our infrastructure now secures the newest wave of technology, including AI agents, MCP servers, and Kubernetes workloads, by providing the compliant static IPs they need to access databases and external partners.
We continue to be engineered by developers, for developers, solving the critical network problems so you can concentrate on building the future.