Sovereign Dutch hosting

Your hosting belongs in the Netherlands.

A Dutch company, your data under Dutch and EU law, and a price that does not change after the first year. Small enough to know you, stable enough to build on.

Data residency
Where your data lives, and under whose law
NL · EU
Company
Dutch company
Jurisdiction
Dutch and EU law
Ownership
No American parent
Invoices
No hidden costs

Not "servers somewhere in Europe". Control and jurisdiction sit in the Netherlands and the EU.

Honest pricing

This is what you pay now and next year.

With most providers the price doubles after the first year. Not with us. The rate you choose today is the rate you keep.

Today
€4,99/mnd
Same price
Next year
€4,99/mnd

Example rate, to illustrate the promise. No launch discount that disappears, no renewal surprise in the small print.

Why EaseoHost

The wedge: small, Dutch, and honestly priced.

The big Dutch brands now sit under foreign owners. We deliberately chose the other side.

01

Under Dutch law

Dutch company, data under Dutch and EU law. No American parent, so no CLOUD Act over your data.

02

No renewal trick

One honest price, including at renewal. No hidden costs, no surprises on the invoice.

03

Independent

Not swallowed by an international holding. Small enough to stay reachable and make our own choices.

04

A human on the line

No ticket chain across four departments. You talk to the people who actually run your hosting.

Products

Pick what you need.

Clear plans with honest specs. What you see is what you get, today and at renewal.

Webhosting

Beheerde webhosting op NL-servers.

VPS

Virtuele private servers op NL-infrastructuur.

Game hosting

Game servers in Nederland.

Domeinen

Domeinnaamregistratie via Nederlandse registrar.

E-mail

Zakelijke e-mail op NL-servers, AVG-compliant.

Object storage

S3-compatibele objectopslag in NL-datacenters.

Part of EASEO

Prefer to be fully unburdened?

EaseoHost is the hosting arm of EASEO. Need ops, a website or online marketing alongside hosting? EASEO takes it from there, with the same Dutch starting point.