OpenMetal
+
Cloud Orchestrator

From Bare Metal
to Cloud Business


A conversation about joint GTM — and whether there's a shared opportunity worth building.

The Problem We're Solving

Your customers buy bare metal.
They still can't sell cloud.



What OpenMetal delivers today

Bare Metal as a Service

Kubernetes-ready infrastructure

?

What customers still need to build

Self-service portal & catalog

12–14 months

Hard multi-tenancy

16–18 months

Usage metering + billing API

10–12 months

Total: 2–4 years · €3M+ · before first tenant invoice

The Joint Solution

OpenMetal + Cloud Orchestrator
= Complete Platform


Tenants

Stakater — Cloud Orchestrator

Commercial Layer

🏪

Kubernetes

OpenMetal

Bare Metal Infrastructure

🖥️

OpenMetal owns

✓ Bare metal & network

✓ Hardware SLA

✓ Data centre ops

Cloud Orchestrator owns

✓ Tenant portal & catalog

✓ Multi-tenancy & metering

✓ Billing & governance

The Joint Value

Why this works for both sides


OpenMetal gains

Larger deals

Stickier customers

Differentiation

New segments

Your customers gain

90 days to first revenue

Full stack, one conversation

No vendor lock-in

Proven reference architecture

Stakater gains

Qualified distribution

Validated on bare metal

North American reach

Neocloud reference customers

Go-to-Market

Three ways to go to market together



Low commitment
🤝

Technology Partner

→ Referral fee on closed deals

→ Co-branded solution page

→ No sales training needed

Medium commitment
🔀

Co-sell

→ Revenue share on SCO licenses

→ Joint sales playbook

→ Shared pipeline visibility

High commitment
📦

Bundled Product

→ OEM / resell agreement

→ OpenMetal-branded portal

→ Deepest differentiation

What We'd Like to Understand

Four questions
before we go further.



01

How many customers are running Kubernetes on OpenMetal today?

02

What's the most common request you can't fulfil today?

03

Are you seeing interest from neoclouds or MSPs who want to build a cloud business?

04

What would need to be true for a bundled "OpenMetal Cloud Platform" to make commercial sense?