Making more of what already exists
Yoho Nat. Park, Field, BC, CanadaYoho National Park, Field, BC, Canada
What defines our model
Use existing spaces
Spacement connects people to spaces that already exist and often sit unused – from a free parking spot to a vacant floor. Value comes from what is already there.
Fully digital
Everything happens online. We process no rental payments, keep no warehouses, and ship no goods.
Lean technology
A deliberately compact architecture instead of oversized cloud stacks – images are compressed and content is served efficiently through a content delivery network.
Infrastructure partners
The technology behind Spacement is provided by established companies that report publicly on their sustainability. The figures below come from those providers; we reproduce them here and link to their original reports.
Hosting & servers
According to our hosting provider Hostinger, its data centres run on 100% renewable electricity, and decommissioned hardware is reused or recycled in a circular process.
Hostinger’s sustainabilityDelivery & security
Delivery, caching, and protection run through Cloudflare’s global network, which reports continuously on the energy efficiency and emissions of its infrastructure.
Cloudflare’s impact reportIn concrete terms
- Uploaded images are automatically compressed with minimal quality loss – reducing the amount of data transferred.
- Content is delivered through a content delivery network that avoids repeated transfers and shortens the distance data travels.
- We avoid unnecessarily complex infrastructure and keep operations as resource-efficient as possible.
We deliberately avoid blanket environmental promises. This page describes our business model and reproduces our providers’ sustainability figures with their sources. Third-party figures reflect the respective provider’s status; those providers are responsible for their accuracy and timeliness.