EU data residency · ~37 ms to Paris

VPS Hosting for France

EU-hosted, with real digital sovereignty

A cloud VPS for French businesses that keeps data firmly inside the EU — hosted in Sweden under EU law, never on a US cloud — with around 37 ms round-trip to Paris. The souveraineté numérique-friendly way to host for French users, free of the US data-access exposure that comes with the hyperscalers.

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Digital sovereignty is a serious topic in France, and for good reason: data held by US-owned clouds can be subject to US data-access laws even when it sits in a European region. Hosting with an independent EU provider removes that concern entirely — your data stays with a Swedish company, under EU law, with no US parent. And from our network, Paris is roughly 37 ms away, fast enough for responsive sites and applications for French users.

Why French businesses host with us

True digital sovereignty

An EU provider with no US parent — no reliance on transatlantic transfers, and no US CLOUD Act exposure.

~37 ms to Paris

Fast round-trip to France's main hub, so French visitors and apps get responsive performance.

Full root access

KVM full virtualisation — any OS, Docker, Kubernetes and custom networking, entirely under your control.

DPA on request

A data processing agreement (contrat de sous-traitance) is available for business customers who need one.

Host for France, in the EU

KVM cloud VPS in Sweden from € 8/mo excl. VAT. EU data residency, ~37 ms to Paris, deployed in 60 seconds.

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Frequently asked questions

For many French organisations, yes. A US-owned provider's French region can still fall under US data-access laws such as the CLOUD Act. Hosting with an independent Swedish EU provider removes the transatlantic element — your data is held by an EU company under EU law, with no US parent.

Round-trip latency from our Swedish network to Paris is typically around 37 ms. For most web and application workloads that's fast and responsive for French users, and far quicker than a US-based server.

Yes. A data processing agreement (DPA / contrat de sous-traitance) is available for business customers on request, as part of onboarding.