EU data residency · ~29 ms to Frankfurt

VPS Hosting for Germany

EU-hosted, close to Frankfurt

A cloud VPS for German businesses that keeps data firmly inside the EU — hosted in Sweden under EU law, never on a US cloud — with around 29 ms round-trip to Frankfurt. The GDPR- and Schrems II-friendly way to host for German users, without depending on a US-owned provider's "EU region".

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German organisations take data protection seriously — and since Schrems II, hosting personal data with US-owned cloud providers has become a real compliance question, even when the servers sit in a German region. Hosting with an independent EU provider sidesteps that entirely: your data stays with a Swedish company, under EU law, with no US parent and no transatlantic transfer. And from our network, Frankfurt — Germany's main internet hub — is roughly 29 ms away.

Why German businesses host with us

Schrems II-friendly

An EU provider with no US parent means no reliance on transfer mechanisms to the US — a cleaner answer for your DPO.

~29 ms to Frankfurt

Fast round-trip to Germany's network hub, so German visitors and apps get snappy response times.

Full root access

KVM full virtualisation — install any OS, run Docker, tune it exactly how your German-language stack needs.

AVV / DPA on request

A data processing agreement (Auftragsverarbeitungsvertrag) is available for business customers who need one.

Host for Germany, in the EU

KVM cloud VPS in Sweden from € 8/mo excl. VAT. EU data residency, ~29 ms to Frankfurt, deployed in 60 seconds.

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Frequently asked questions

For many German organisations, yes. A US-owned provider's German region can still fall under US data-access laws, which is exactly the concern Schrems II raised. 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 Frankfurt — Germany's central internet hub — is typically around 29 ms. For most web and application workloads that's indistinguishable from in-country hosting, and far faster than a US-based server.

Yes. A data processing agreement (DPA / Auftragsverarbeitungsvertrag) is available for business customers on request. Get in touch and we'll arrange it as part of onboarding.