About Sleek

About Us

Sleek Networks was formed in 2005 by like-minded, commercially successful hosting experts who collectively had over 40 years’ experience in the Internet and Telecommunications sectors.

Highly skilled and motivated, the founder members were responsible for the design, implementation and support of some of the largest hosting platforms, MPLS networks and data centre services in the UK.

These Internet solutions underpinned the critical web operations of many FTSE 100 Companies and handled millions of pounds worth of transactions every day.

Doing things Differently

The founders were frustrated by the large hosting operators and ISP’s that charged a high premium for what they perceived to be a poor service, with little accountability and no flexibility. They decided they could do much better themselves so decided to do just that!

Today, Sleek is a highly respected hosting service provider that specialises in delivering and maintaining high availability, bespoke cloud hosting environments for SME to large corporate customers in the UK.

We genuinely care about our customers and the services we deliver. We’re passionate about delivering quality services that allow our customer to flourish and safely grow their presence on the Internet. The company has grown significantly over the past few years but we still comprise of highly skilled, respected, technical experts who are focused on delivering excellent technical solutions and outstanding levels of customer service. We take pride in being mobile, quick to respond and flexible, whilst maintaining a professional approach and standards that are above and beyond those of our larger competitors.

How We Do Things

At Sleek, we believe that high performance, high availability and high security should be inherent in every hosting platform design no matter what the budget. We also believe that customers deserve the highest levels of support and should speak directly to an Engineer who understands their problems, rather than a call centre representative who typically might not.