Central European Reach From the Netherlands
A Dutch server sits close to dense European interconnection, giving visitors in the Benelux, France, the UK, Germany and Scandinavia a short route to your website.
Netherlands · Europe's crossroads for web traffic
Put your website in a Dutch data center and keep it a short network hop from Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Brussels, Paris, London and Frankfurt. Linux with cPanel and Windows with Plesk cost the same, every account is managed and DDoS-protected, and yearly plans start at $29.

Four yearly plans are available in our Dutch location, and each one is sold at a single price whether you choose Linux with cPanel or Windows with Plesk. The $29 entry plan provides 1 GB of space, 25 GB of bandwidth, 10 mailboxes and one MySQL database. The $45 and $69 plans add more space, more mail and MSSQL databases for Windows users, while the $99 plan gives 100 GB of space with unlimited bandwidth and unlimited email accounts.
| Space | Bandwidth | Addon / Sub-Domains | DBs | OS | Price | Order | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 GB | 25 GB | 10 | Zero / 05 | 01 Mysql | $29 / Year | Order Now | |
| 05 GB | 60 GB | 75 | Zero / 10 | 01 MSSQL / 03 MySql | $45 / Year | Order Now | |
| 10 GB | 100 GB | 100 | 01 / Unlimited | 02 MSSQL / 04 MySql | $69 / Year | Order Now | |
| 100 GB | Unlimited | Unlimited | 04 / Unlimited | 03 MSSQL / 05 MySql | $99 / Year | Order Now |
Select the Netherlands as your location before checkout. Hosting credentials arrive within 6 hours after payment is confirmed.
A Netherlands account suits projects whose readers are spread across Western Europe rather than concentrated in one country. These six are typical.
A shop selling to buyers in Utrecht, Antwerp and Luxembourg needs quick product pages across three neighboring markets. The $69 per year tier gives 10 GB for a sizable catalog, 100 GB of transfer and four MySQL databases, so the store, a staging copy and a blog can each keep separate data.
Startups testing demand in several EU countries often run one landing page per market. With unlimited subdomains on the $69 plan, a team can publish de., fr. and es. variants from a single Dutch account, each served from a point that sits between the continent's major population centers.
Forums, newsletters and event sites for international residents in Amsterdam, Eindhoven or The Hague serve readers who write in English but live in Europe. The 75 mailboxes on the $45 tier cover organizers, moderators and volunteers, while a MySQL-backed forum or CMS handles member posts.
Dutch accounting and logistics firms frequently run customer portals built on .NET. On Windows with Plesk, the $45 plan adds one MSSQL database at the same price as Linux, which is enough for a modest portal where clients download invoices or track shipments.
A design studio in Rotterdam managing brochure sites for local clients can place four addon domains and unlimited subdomains on the $99 plan. Unlimited bandwidth and email mean one bill each year covers several low-traffic customer sites with their own mailboxes.
A freelancer or one-person consultancy mostly needs a professional address and a simple homepage. The entry $29 tier includes 10 email accounts, 1 GB of space and a MySQL database, a low-cost way to stop sending client proposals from a free webmail address.
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Few countries sit as close to the middle of Europe's internet as the Netherlands. Decades of investment in fiber, data centers and peering around Amsterdam have turned this small country into a meeting point for networks from across the continent and beyond. For a website owner, that history translates into something practical: a Dutch server is usually well connected to visitors in many European countries at once.
Our Netherlands web hosting gives you that position at shared-hosting prices. You get generous resources for the money, a managed platform maintained by our team, and the freedom to run either Linux with cPanel or Windows with Plesk without paying more for one than the other. MySQL databases come with both platforms, and Windows accounts add MSSQL databases for .NET applications.
The plans suit a broad mix of projects: a Dutch bakery or accounting office that wants a quick local site, a Belgian consultancy writing in Dutch and French, an English-language SaaS landing page aimed at EU buyers, or an online store shipping from Rotterdam to customers across the Benelux and beyond.
Shared hosting is one rung on the ladder. If a project grows into needing root access, you can move to a Netherlands VPS on the same national footprint, and for heavy workloads a dedicated server in the Netherlands is available too. If your visitors are mostly German-speaking, compare our Germany web hosting page.
Amsterdam is home to one of the largest internet exchange points in the world, a place where hundreds of networks hand traffic to one another directly instead of routing it through distant third parties. Around that exchange grew a dense cluster of data centers, transatlantic and North Sea cable landings nearby, and a long tradition of hosting companies serving customers far outside the Netherlands.
For a website, dense interconnection matters more than raw distance. A request from a visitor in Lyon, Copenhagen or Milan does not travel in a straight line; it hops between networks. The more networks meet in one region, the fewer detours a packet usually has to take. That is why so many European services, from streaming platforms to banks, keep at least part of their infrastructure in the Netherlands.
You do not need to understand peering to benefit from it. When you host a site in our Netherlands location, you inherit a position that large companies have chosen deliberately for years. Your company profile, blog or store sits in a country that European networks already treat as a natural place to exchange traffic.
This does not make a Dutch server the right answer for every audience. Visitors in Toronto or Dallas are better served from North America, and that is exactly why we also offer Canada web hosting with the same plans. But for a site whose readers are spread across several European countries, the Netherlands is one of the strongest single locations you can pick.
The Benelux countries form one of Europe's most connected regions. Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg are small, densely populated and heavily online, and residents are used to fast fiber and cable connections at home and strong mobile data on the move. They notice a slow website quickly, and they tend to leave just as quickly.
Hosting in the Netherlands keeps your site physically close to cities such as Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague, Utrecht, Eindhoven, Antwerp, Ghent and Brussels. For a local business, this proximity helps the first page view feel instant and keeps interactive elements, such as a booking form or product filter, responsive.
Language is another reason to think Benelux-first. A Dutch-language site naturally reaches readers in the Netherlands and in Flanders, the northern half of Belgium. Many Belgian businesses also publish French versions for Wallonia and Brussels. With the $69 or $99 plan you get unlimited subdomains, so nl., fr. and en. versions of one brand can live side by side in one account.
Local businesses also benefit from having their email on the same nearby server. A plumbing company in Utrecht or a dental practice in Leuven can run its website and staff mailboxes from one Netherlands web hosting account, with 75 mailboxes on the $45 plan and 100 on the $69 plan, managed from a single panel.
The Netherlands has one of the highest levels of English proficiency among countries where English is not the native language. Amsterdam in particular attracts international startups, remote-first companies and European headquarters of global brands, and much of their public-facing content is written in English for a continental audience.
If your site serves customers in many countries but in one language, a Dutch location makes a lot of sense. An English-language portfolio for a design studio, a product page for a software tool sold to EU businesses, or a documentation site for an open-source project can all be hosted here and reach readers from Dublin to Warsaw over well-connected routes.
Freelancers and digital nomads who base themselves in Amsterdam often juggle several small projects at once. The $99 plan, with four addon domains and unlimited subdomains, lets one person host up to five separate websites in one account, each with its own mailboxes and databases, instead of paying for five separate hosting contracts.
Because the platform is managed, international teams without a dedicated system administrator do not need to worry about operating system patches or mail server configuration. The work stays where it belongs: writing content, shipping product updates and responding to customers, while our team keeps the Netherlands hosting servers in order.
The Netherlands has a long trading history, and its ports and logistics networks still move goods across the continent. Many online sellers mirror that pattern: a store run from Rotterdam or Eindhoven ships to Belgium, Germany, France and further afield. For such a business, the website needs to load quickly for customers in several countries, not just one.
Hosting the shop in the Netherlands places it near the heart of that customer base. A WooCommerce or PrestaShop store on our Linux cPanel platform can serve product images, cart pages and checkout from a location that is close to large Western European markets, helping shoppers move through each step without waiting.
Store owners should pay attention to bandwidth and space. Product photos add up fast, so the 10 GB plan at $69 a year, with 100 GB of monthly transfer and four MySQL databases, is a sensible starting point for a growing catalog. Once traffic picks up or several storefronts share one account, the $99 plan removes the bandwidth cap entirely and adds 100 GB of space.
Every Netherlands plan includes a free SSL certificate for life, which is essential for checkout pages and customer accounts. Browsers flag unencrypted forms, and European shoppers have learned to look for the padlock before entering card details, so having HTTPS active from day one is part of running a credible store.
Windows hosting often costs more than Linux hosting because of licensing. In our Netherlands location, it does not: every plan is billed at the same yearly price whether you choose Linux with cPanel or Windows with Plesk. The choice becomes a purely technical one, made on what your code needs rather than on cost.
Linux with cPanel is the natural home for PHP software. WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Magento, PrestaShop, Laravel applications and most open-source scripts run comfortably here, and cPanel gives you file management, email, MySQL databases through phpMyAdmin, DNS editing and SSL tools in a layout many Dutch web designers already know.
Windows with Plesk is the right pick for ASP.NET websites and applications that rely on Microsoft SQL Server. Dutch companies with in-house .NET developers, or older business systems built on Microsoft technology, can run them on IIS and manage everything through Plesk, including MSSQL and MySQL databases, mailboxes and FTP accounts.
If you are unsure which platform suits an existing site, open a ticket before you order and tell us which CMS, language or framework it uses. We will point you to Linux or Windows hosting in the Netherlands, and since the price is identical you will never pay a premium for choosing correctly.
MySQL databases are part of both Linux and Windows plans in the Netherlands, while MSSQL databases are reserved for Windows hosting. The allowance rises with each tier, which makes it easy to match a plan to the number of applications you intend to run.
The $29 plan includes one MySQL database: exactly what a single WordPress blog, a small Joomla site or a lightweight booking tool needs. The $45 plan provides three MySQL databases and, on Windows, one MSSQL database, so a firm can run its public site alongside a small internal application.
On the $69 plan, you get four MySQL databases and two MSSQL databases on Windows. That leaves room for a main store, a separate blog and a staging copy, or a .NET customer portal next to a PHP marketing site. The $99 plan increases the totals to five MySQL and three MSSQL databases, matching its four addon domains so each hosted site can have its own database.
A sensible habit is to give every application its own database and its own database user, rather than sharing one across projects. It keeps backups and restores simple, limits the damage if one plugin misbehaves, and makes it straightforward to move an individual site to a Netherlands VPS later without untangling shared tables.
Popular hosting regions attract attention, including from people who launch distributed denial-of-service attacks. Every Netherlands hosting plan includes DDoS protection, which filters floods of junk traffic at the network level so that legitimate visitors can keep reaching your site while malicious requests are dealt with before they reach the web server.
The plans are also fully managed. Our team takes care of the operating system, web server software, mail services, the control panel and security updates on the Dutch servers. You do not need to schedule patch windows, tune the firewall or watch disk health; if something on the platform needs work, fixing it is our responsibility.
Managed does not mean restricted in everyday tasks. You keep full control over your files, databases, mailboxes, DNS records, cron jobs and SSL certificates through cPanel or Plesk. The one thing shared hosting does not give you is root access, and that trade-off is what keeps the platform stable and affordable for every customer on it.
For projects that need root, custom software or their own IP address, the path forward is a virtual server. A Netherlands VPS keeps you in the same country with dedicated resources, so you can graduate without changing the region your European visitors connect to.
Websites rarely stay the same size. A product launch, a press mention or a successful campaign can multiply traffic overnight, while a seasonal shop selling Sinterklaas gifts or summer festival tickets may be busy for only part of the year. All Netherlands plans can be upgraded or downgraded, so the account can follow your real needs.
Upgrading is the usual move. Going from the $29 or $45 plan to the $69 plan unlocks an addon domain and unlimited subdomains, while the $99 plan adds four addon domains, 100 GB of space and unlimited bandwidth and mail. Agencies in Amsterdam or Utrecht often start one client on a small plan and then consolidate several clients onto the top tier.
Downgrading is just as possible when a project shrinks or sites are merged. Before you request it, check that your disk usage, mailbox count, subdomains and databases fit within the smaller plan's limits; anything above those limits needs to be removed or archived first.
When you outgrow shared hosting entirely, the next step stays in the same country. A Netherlands VPS gives root access and guaranteed resources, and a Belgium VPS is a close neighbor if you want infrastructure nearer to Brussels. Either way, your European audience keeps a short path to your site.
The standout offer on this page is the top Netherlands package. For $99 per year it removes the two limits that usually push small businesses toward a VPS: bandwidth and email are both unlimited. Add 100 GB of space, four addon domains, unlimited subdomains, five MySQL databases and, on Windows, three MSSQL databases, and one Dutch account can carry a company site, a webshop and a couple of campaign sites together. It stays fully managed, DDoS-protected and covered by free SSL, so there is no server administration to take on.
“They need product pages that load quickly for shoppers in the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg.”
A Dutch account keeps the store close to all three markets, with up to 100 GB of space on the top tier.
“They want Windows hosting with SQL Server without paying a Windows premium.”
Plesk accounts in the Netherlands cost the same as cPanel and include up to three MSSQL databases.
“They serve visitors in several European countries from a single website.”
A central Western European location and unlimited subdomains on higher tiers make one account cover many markets.
Run through these points before choosing a Netherlands tier so the account fits on day one.
These are the platform features you get on every plan hosted in our Dutch location, from the $29 starter to the $99 multi-site tier.
A Dutch server sits close to dense European interconnection, giving visitors in the Benelux, France, the UK, Germany and Scandinavia a short route to your website.
cPanel on Linux and Plesk on Windows carry the same yearly price on every plan, so you choose the platform your application needs without paying a licensing premium.
Network-level filtering helps absorb floods of junk traffic, keeping your Netherlands site reachable for real customers during an attack aimed at the server.
Operating system updates, web and mail server maintenance and control panel upkeep are handled by our team, leaving you to manage content, mail and databases.
Every plan includes MySQL, and Windows accounts add one to three MSSQL databases depending on the tier, ready for ASP.NET applications built by Dutch development teams.
Free SSL certificates for life secure logins, contact forms and checkout pages on every domain and subdomain in your Netherlands hosting account.
From 10 mailboxes on the starter plan to unlimited accounts on the $99 tier, your team's email runs on the same Dutch platform as your website.
Login details for your Dutch hosting account are sent within 6 hours of payment confirmation, so a new site can often go live the same working day.
The Netherlands sits on the North Sea between Germany, Belgium and the United Kingdom, which makes it a natural midpoint for Western European traffic. Visitors in Dutch and Flemish cities stay on short domestic or cross-border routes, while Paris, Frankfurt and London are all a brief hop away. Scandinavian and Central European readers are reached from the same account without much detour. For audiences mainly in North America, the Canadian location offers the identical packages; for this page, the Netherlands is the choice when Europe is the market.
All four tiers run on the same managed Dutch platform; what changes is how much room you get. Here is how the plans line up against typical European projects.
Many customers come to our Dutch location from a provider elsewhere, often because their audience turned out to be more European than expected. Migrating a typical cPanel or Plesk site is straightforward: back up files and databases at the old host, upload them to your new account, update configuration files with the new database details and then change your domain's DNS.
Plan the switch for a quiet period, such as a weekday evening in Central European Time, because DNS changes take a few hours to reach every visitor. Keep the old hosting active until you are sure mail and web traffic are arriving at the Netherlands server. If you run into trouble with a specific CMS or database, open a ticket and our team will advise on the next step.
Shared hosting is the most economical way to publish a website, but some projects outgrow it: a busy store with heavy search queries, an application that needs custom software, or a team that wants full root control. For these, a virtual or physical server in the same country keeps your European latency profile while removing shared-platform limits.
A Netherlands VPS offers dedicated resources and root access, and a dedicated server in the Netherlands gives you an entire machine. If your growth is mostly in the German-speaking market, the original companion option, a Germany VPS server, is another short hop away.
Compare space, bandwidth, mailboxes and databases across the $29, $45, $69 and $99 yearly tiers.
Select the platform your application needs; both cost exactly the same in the Netherlands.
Confirm the Dutch data center before paying so your account is created in the right country.
Credentials arrive within 6 hours of payment confirmation; update DNS, upload your site and enable SSL.
For a website with visitors spread across several European countries, the Netherlands is one of the strongest single choices, because so many European networks interconnect around Amsterdam. It is especially well placed for the Benelux, France, the United Kingdom, Germany and Scandinavia. If most of your visitors are German-speaking, compare our Germany location; if they are in North America, our Canada location is the better fit.
No. Every Netherlands plan is billed at the same yearly price whether you choose Linux with cPanel or Windows with Plesk. That lets you decide purely on technical grounds: PHP software such as WordPress fits Linux, while ASP.NET applications and anything that relies on Microsoft SQL Server belong on Windows.
Your hosting credentials are sent within 6 hours after your payment is confirmed. The email includes your control panel login and the details you need to point your domain, so you can upload files, create mailboxes and enable SSL on the same day you order.
MySQL databases are part of both Linux and Windows plans, ranging from one on the $29 plan to five on the $99 plan. MSSQL databases come only with Windows hosting: one on the $45 plan, two on the $69 plan and three on the $99 plan. The $29 plan does not include MSSQL.
Yes. DDoS protection is included with every Netherlands plan at no extra cost. It filters large volumes of malicious traffic at the network level so that your site stays reachable for legitimate visitors. Together with managed server maintenance and free SSL, it gives small European businesses a secure base without extra setup.
Our team maintains the server side of the Dutch platform: the operating system, web server, mail server, control panel and security updates. You manage your website files, mailboxes, databases, DNS and scheduled tasks through cPanel or Plesk. Root access is not part of shared hosting; for that, a Netherlands VPS is the next step.
Yes. The $69 and $99 plans include unlimited subdomains, so you can run language versions such as nl., fr. and en. under one domain, or use subfolders within a single CMS. The $99 plan also allows four addon domains if you prefer separate country domains, such as .nl and .be, each with its own content.
Yes. All plans can be upgraded or downgraded. Upgrading adds space, bandwidth, mailboxes and databases, and the $69 and $99 tiers unlock addon domains. Before downgrading, make sure your current usage fits within the smaller plan's limits for disk space, mail accounts, subdomains and databases.
Yes. Each plan includes a free SSL certificate for life, so your domains load over HTTPS for as long as you keep the hosting. This protects logins, contact forms and checkout pages, and avoids the browser warnings that European visitors have learned to treat as a red flag.
The $29 and $45 plans are designed for one main domain, with five or 10 subdomains respectively. The $69 plan adds one addon domain and unlimited subdomains, and the $99 plan supports four addon domains, letting you run five separate websites from one Netherlands account with shared management and unlimited mailboxes.
Choose a yearly plan, select the Netherlands at checkout and receive your hosting credentials within 6 hours of payment confirmation.