Its approach gives customers direct control over their infrastructure and data, without relying on third-party cloud services or accepting cloud markup, surprise bills, or vendor lock-in.

The platform supports KVM and Hyper-V virtualization, with Linux and Windows virtual machines provisioned through a management portal. It also offers dedicated game servers running on bare-metal hardware, including support for games such as Valheim and Minecraft. Users connect compatible hosts through secure agents, then provision, monitor, scale, and manage their resources from a unified dashboard or command-line tools.

Built around technologies including Dell PowerEdge hardware, Kubernetes, KVM/libvirt, Hyper-V, and .NET with Blazor, xsubi is developing its platform and related services. Its roadmap includes authentication, production improvements, API documentation, and advanced provisioning features. The company also lists consulting, documentation, learning resources, and an engineering showcase among its offerings.