MIRhosting Frankfurt, € 200.00/mo. on Colocation

Frankfurt has been added on Jul 4, 2026

📌 Dedicated IPs :	0
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards
🔨 Control Panel :	[In-house]
🔧 Category :	Fully Managed
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-FreeAvailable 24/7
🌏 Server Locations :	Germany
⚑ Targeting :	NL UK
💰 Money-back guarantee :	30 days
🚀 Uptime :	99.99 %

See also initial Frankfurt plan location on their website!

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*📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

MIRhosting is a Dutch infrastructure provider founded in 2004 by Andrey Nesterenko. Headquartered in Almere, the company specializes in colocation, cloud platforms, bare-metal servers, storage, network connectivity, and managed infrastructure. Its legal entity is MIRhosting B.V., registered in the Netherlands under KVK number 63945630 and VAT number NL855463600B01.

The company developed from a traditional hosting operation into an infrastructure specialist with more than 10 data center locations and a technical team of over 30 engineers and architects. LinkedIn places the company within the 11–50 employee range. An unusual part of its history is the founder’s background as a concert pianist. MIRhosting has also handled technical production and livestreaming for the International Piano Competition for Young Musicians in Enschede since 2006.

The strongest part of its portfolio is colocation. Customers can install a single server, quarter rack, half rack, or complete private rack in Amsterdam, Frankfurt, New York, and Mumbai. Individual-server packages combine power, IP transit, redundant network ports, A+B power feeds, installation, basic management, BMC access through VPN, and IPv4 and IPv6 connectivity. Customers with their own IP address space can also integrate it into the service.

Private Colocation is available through Unmanaged, Managed, and Premium service levels. The more complete packages cover equipment logistics, inventory storage, hardware installation, cabling, account management, direct communication with remote-hands engineers, platform recovery, equipment upgrades, migrations, and deinstallation. Rack power is calculated per kW, making the service particularly relevant to hosting providers, SaaS businesses, network operators, and organizations replacing public cloud infrastructure with owned hardware.

Managed Colocation covers the full equipment lifecycle. MIRhosting can assist with architecture, procurement or leasing, insured transportation, warehouse storage, installation, network integration, 24/7 monitoring, component replacement, and later expansion. Hardware can be leased for periods of up to five years, while replacement components and spare equipment can be stored close to the active servers.

The Cloud Platform is a PaaS environment suitable for Java, PHP, Ruby, Node.js, Python, and Go applications. It supports Apache and Nginx load balancing, together with MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB databases. Vertical and horizontal scaling can be controlled through a graphical interface or API, while billing follows actual resource consumption rather than a permanently reserved server configuration. Incoming and outgoing traffic is unlimited, with automatic backups and DDoS filtering included.

Bare Metal servers are assembled according to individual technical requirements instead of being restricted to a small range of standard configurations. MIRhosting can select, purchase, lease, install, and operate hardware according to the required processor, memory, storage, network, and budget. Deployments are available around Amsterdam, Frankfurt, New York, and New Jersey, with final pricing calculated individually.

The storage portfolio covers S3-compatible object storage, managed backups, and dedicated storage infrastructure. Object Storage supports versioning, WORM object locking, and replication between the Netherlands and the United States. Managed Backup uses R1Soft block-level incremental technology for Windows and Linux servers, including MSSQL and MySQL consistency, virtual and physical systems, and bare-metal recovery. Dedicated Storage can be supplied through exclusive HDD or SSD hardware or as a customized virtual storage environment.

Connectivity is another important part of the business. Available network services include IP Transit, DDoS Protection, Carrier Transport, private VLAN transport, protected wavelengths, dark fiber, and custom DWDM networks. Organizations requiring substantial transfer capacity can obtain individual connections of up to 400 Gbps, while the complete network exceeds 1 Tbps of available external capacity.

The Speed-IX Frankfurt service is useful for networks seeking cost-effective peering outside the Netherlands. The first 10 Gbps port for each ASN is free on an ongoing basis, with transport between Frankfurt and the Netherlands included. Additional 10G, burstable 100G, flat-rate 100G, and 400G connections are available.

Additional infrastructure services include Managed DNS with GeoDNS, regional routing, failover, and load distribution. MIRhosting also handles Kubernetes environments, DevOps consulting and automation, database and Big Data architecture, domain registration, IP address leasing or purchase, ASN services, sponsoring-LIR services, and commercial software licenses such as CloudLinux, cPanel, Plesk, and Microsoft products.

The website is modern, responsive, and available in English and German. Several contact and support options also accommodate Russian-speaking customers, while Amsterdam services explicitly cover English, Dutch, and Russian. European and Indian infrastructure is primarily priced in EUR, while United States services are quoted in USD. The Mumbai single-server offer is also priced in USD.

The legal framework covers GDPR compliance, privacy, cookies, acceptable use, and network security. Personal information can be processed for billing and account management or on behalf of customers whose services contain personal data. International processing is handled through contractual safeguards where required. Customer onboarding also includes identity, ownership, sanctions, and politically exposed person screening.