Most vendors entering Europe think they have an awareness problem. They have a translation problem. The vendor is having a resale conversation. The MSP is running a service P&L. "End user", "customer", "partner" mean something different on each side of the table. Deal registration and volume tiers were built for companies that move product, not for companies running recurring revenue. Nobody notices, the meetings go fine, and a year of pipeline quietly fails to convert. CloudSuppliers works with hardware and software vendors, distributors and datacenter operators selling through European MSPs, CSPs and hosting providers. We find where the message breaks, name the partners worth having, rewrite the positioning for the buyer who actually exists, and then run the meetings. Most of that happens in rooms we host. Closed-door lunches with fifteen to twenty operators. Sessions where MSPs stress-test a vendor's proposition to their face. Industry gatherings at IBC and CloudFest. No presentations, no stage, and nothing sold in the room — which is why the operators keep coming. What leaves the room is written down. Vendors get a record of what was said, where their category sat in it, and where their language broke against the market's. Netherlands, DACH and the Baltics. Fourteen years inside the European datacenter, cloud and hosting ecosystem, including the OCP and HPC communities. We don't resell. We take no margin on anything you sell. Vendors pay us — which is why the channel still picks up the phone.
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The Cloudsuppliers annual revenue was $8 million in 2026.
Mark Karsch is the Chief Expectation Officer (CEO) of Cloudsuppliers.
2 people are employed at Cloudsuppliers.
Cloudsuppliers is based in Haarlem, North Holland.
The NAICS codes for Cloudsuppliers are [54181, 54, 541810, 5418, 541].
The SIC codes for Cloudsuppliers are [731, 73].