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Let's keep you online.

Two kinds of message reach us here. Either you want an honest assessment of what your exposure looks like before anything goes wrong, or something is hitting you right now and you need it to stop. Both are answered by the people who run the network.

Send a message

Nothing here is a lead form. The more you can say about the stack in front of your origin, the more useful the first reply is.

Submitting this form means the details you enter are processed so we can reply to you. We do not send spam.

Direct channels
Sales and assessments
sales@deflecto.net

Replies within a few hours on working days. Send us a hostname and we will tell you what is reachable from the outside before you buy anything.

Customer support
support@deflecto.net

Prioritised for Business plans and above. Rule tuning, false positives, challenge thresholds, origin lockdown.

Attack in progress

Email support@deflecto.net with URGENT in the subject line, or tick the emergency box on the form. Either one skips the queue and lands with the engineer on call.

We do not publish a phone number, because a written first message carries the hostname, the symptom and the timing, and that is what actually shortens the response. Say in the first line if you are not a customer yet. We onboard during the attack.


Being attacked while you migrate does not cost you anything. Plans are quoted in legitimate requests forwarded to your origin, so floods, blocked probes and challenged bots never touch the quota.

What happens next

We read the traffic

Tell us the hostname and roughly what normal looks like. We come back with what is exposed, what is already being probed, and where a flood would land.

You point DNS at us

Records change, your origin stops answering the public internet, and every request arrives through the proxy instead. Nothing is rewritten on your side.

The filter learns your shape

Challenge difficulty tracks load, per-tenant ceilings get set from your real numbers, and suspicious clients start paying CPU for the privilege of asking.