The company behind the brands
Technology you own, run by one accountable company.
Stan Technology builds and operates the full stack — AI automation, managed IT, cloud infrastructure, domains and software — so problems never fall between vendors. One roof. One conversation, whatever layer breaks.
The grid
One source. Every machine.
Stantelligence builds the motors — automation running inside businesses. This company is the grid they draw on: the practice, the infrastructure, the addresses and the software, all fed from one busbar.
Stan Technology · Source
Bus 01 · 5 feeders
Stan Serve
Cloud infrastructure & hosting
stanserve.com
Next venture
Compliance tooling, in incubation
name to be announced
Gnd · Stan Serve — data infrastructure · all systems bond here
| Dwg | ST-001 | Title | System one-line |
| Rev | 05 | Issued | 2026-08-10 |
Live feeds are real companies you can visit today. A dashed line is a venture in incubation — the busbar is built with room.
Solutions
Pick the layer that hurts
Each solution stands on its own, and each one makes the others easier. They share one habit: planning before implementation.
AI Automation
Training, workflow audits, custom automation builds and ongoing support — delivered through Stantelligence, the consulting practice the rest of the group was built around.
via Stantelligence
Managed IT
Managed IT where automation does the watching — monitoring, patching and backups run themselves, and decades of experience go where they are actually needed.
operated in-house
Cloud Infrastructure
Dedicated servers, VPS, n8n hosting and CI/CD pipelines — run by the people who build what runs on them. Becoming StanServe, with a self-serve platform in build.
via Stan Serve
Software
Products built here that you can use today — and custom, AI-built replacements for the subscriptions your business pays forever and never owns.
operated in-house
Why one roof
Vendors sell layers. Problems cross them.
When the workflow, the server and the helpdesk are three different companies, every incident starts with an argument about whose ticket it is.
A vendor per layer
- Your automation vendor blames the hosting
- Your host blames the application
- Your IT provider has never seen either
- Every handoff is a queue, and you wait in all of them
One accountable company
- The people who built it also watch it run
- Infrastructure sized for what actually runs on it
- One conversation, whatever layer breaks
- Fixes become automations so they stay fixed
Built on experience, not a pitch deck
- 25+ years
- running business technology
- 3 companies
- live under the umbrella
- Canada-wide
- served remotely, based in BC
desktops to data centers
counted from the grid, automatically
monitoring never sleeps anyway
Start here
Describe the problem. We will place it.
A short conversation is enough to tell whether you are looking at an automation problem, an IT problem, an infrastructure problem or a software problem — and what fixing it properly would take.