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Contact
Contact Icarus.
Most teams should just create an account at my.icaruscloud.com.au — self-service is the default path, and the IaaS surface is designed to take you from sign-up to a running VM in under 90 seconds. The contact form on this page exists for the cases where self-service doesn't fit.
When to use this form
Talk to our engineering team.
The form on the right routes into our sales and engineering team as a tracked enquiry. It's the right path for:
- Regulated or sovereign workloads. APRA-supervised, government, or healthcare workloads where procurement requires a contract before sign-up.
- Founding-customer programme. If you want to join the founding-customer cohort and discuss locked early-cohort terms before account creation.
- Sales and engineering enquiries. Architectural conversations, security review pack requests, custom configurations, and migration planning.
- Procurement and contracts. Paper contracts, master services agreements, vendor security questionnaires, and sub-processor disclosures.
- Partner enquiries. If you'd rather have a conversation than submit the EOI on /partners.
- Press, analyst, and investor enquiries. Launch coverage, methodology questions, and IPO-pathway commentary route through here for now.
For everything else, Create account is faster and gets you into the same engineering team's queue once you're signed in.
Most teams should just create an account
Account creation is the conversion event.
The portal at my.icaruscloud.com.au handles billing, provisioning, and identity, and the engineering team is reachable from inside the portal once you're signed in. If you're not sure whether you need this form or an account, the answer is almost always the account — start there.
Response window
Founding-cohort enquiries: same business day.
Standard enquiries: within two business days. We don't commit to a fixed response window in copy, because we'd rather meet a real one than miss a published one.