Web hosting the classic kind
For sites that do not need their own server. You upload, we look after the OS, the web server, PHP and the updates. What the plan promises is technically enforced, and what is missing is spelled out on this page.
- Plans
- 3
- fixed, not a kit
- Starting at
- €3.99
- per month
- Storage
- 10–75 GB
- hard quota
- Location
- Frankfurt am Main
- mirrored SSD storage
The three plans
| Plan | Storage | Websites | Databases | CPU · RAM | Price | Order |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Web S | 10 GB | 1 | 5 | 1 Kern · 1 GB | 3.99 €/mo. | Order → |
| Web MRecommended | 30 GB | 10 | 25 | 2 Kerne · 2 GB | 6.99 €/mo. | Order → |
| Web L | 75 GB | 25 | 50 | 3 Kerne · 4 GB | 11.99 €/mo. | Order → |
Prices are final prices under § 19 UStG: gross equals net, no VAT shown. Billed monthly, in advance.
What you get
Every line is a promise that holds in operation, not just on the page.
- CPU and RAM per customer
- Every customer gets their own limits, enforced by the kernel. Measured on 19 September 2026: four parallel busy loops got 5 instead of 20 CPU seconds, and 4 GB of requested memory stopped at exactly 1 GB. The neighbour stayed reachable throughout.
- PHP 8.2 to 8.5
- Only versions the vendor still patches. Older ones are removed from the machine, not just hidden. You pick the version per site.
- Daily backups
- Once a night, restore from the panel. Both have been run end to end, not merely configured.
- SFTP instead of FTP
- With a password or a key. We deliberately do not offer FTP, it sends your password in the clear.
- Free SSL
- Let's Encrypt per site, one switch in the panel. No extra cost, no commitment.
- Databases and phpMyAdmin
- MariaDB, managed from the panel. The number in the plan is a counted limit, not a guideline.
What you do not get here
Better read now than discovered after ordering.
- No mailboxes, no outgoing mailWe run no mail server on this line: the services are switched off and the ports are closed. If your site sends mail (contact form, password reset), you plug in your own SMTP provider. That is a decision, not a building site: running mail brings duties and a reputation risk for the IP that every other customer would have to carry.
- No domain registrationBring your own domain and set an A record pointing to us. We do not sell domains and we do not host DNS zones, that stays with your provider.
- No shell accessSFTP yes, command line no. If you need a shell, a VPS is the right product, there you get root.
- No patched legacy versionsPHP 7.4 or 8.0 are not available here, not even “with security patches”. If your application needs them, a VPS is the honest route.
How ordering works
Pick a package, pay, connect your domain.
- 1 · Pick a plan
- “Order” takes you straight to the cart in the client portal. You see the package and price once more there before anything is paid.
- 2 · Create an account
- New here? Create an account, otherwise sign in with your existing one. All services and invoices then sit in one place.
- 3 · Pay the invoice
- You pay the first invoice right in the portal. We never debit your account. You release every later invoice yourself too.
- 4 · Get going
- Once payment arrives, the system sets everything up automatically. Your webspace access details are in the client area afterwards; that's where you connect your own domain.
Frequently asked questions
Need more control? See VPS plans with root access
Migrating an existing site, or something outside the catalog? Custom projects
- Rather do it yourself on a VPS?Set up nginx, domain and HTTPS (German)
How do I point my domain at the hosting?
Add the domain in the panel and set an A record at your registrar pointing to our address, for the domain itself and for www. The zone stays with your provider: we do not run a DNS service here. Then switch on the free SSL certificate in the panel, which takes about a minute. Worth knowing: if we ever move the server, that address changes. You then update the A record once. We tell you in good time and give you the new address.
Can my website send e-mail?
Not through us. Configure your own SMTP credentials in your application and sending runs through your mail provider. WordPress, contact forms and shop systems all support this.
What happens if a neighbour hogs the machine?
Nothing. Every customer runs inside their own CPU and memory limit, and the kernel throttles them before they can take anything from others. We provoked exactly that on 19 September 2026 and measured it: the neighbour stayed reachable.
How do I get to my files?
Over SFTP with a password or a key, plus a file manager and phpMyAdmin in the panel. Each customer sees only their own directory, verified across the file system, PHP and the database.
What if I outgrow this?
Then a VPS is the next step: your own server, root access, free choice of software. Moving over means migrating files and the database, and we help if you want.