Oui Heberg Web Builder lite, € 3.60/mo. on Website Builder

Web Builder lite has been updated on February 11, 2025 (added February 23, 2022), Aggregate Rating (5.5 out of 10 from 2 reviews)

🆓 free domains :	0
📌 Dedicated IPs :	0
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid CardsPayPal
🔨 Control Panel :	CPanel
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-FreeLive ChatAvailable 24/7
🌏 Server Locations :	France
⚑ Targeting :	FR UK US

See also initial Web Builder lite plan location on their website!

📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

OuiHeberg is a French hosting provider that started as a budget-friendly game and VPS host and has since expanded into a broader cloud and web hosting platform. The company operates under OuiHeberg S.A.R.L., is based in Paris, and has been active since 2018, with founder and CEO Frédéric Douillet at the helm. The whole positioning is built around making hosting "accessible to all" while still running on a serious infrastructure stack: own ASN, multiple datacenters, permanent DDoS protection, and 24/7 support.

The catalog is wide for an independent host. For classic website projects, there are cPanel-based shared hosting plans (Web Discovery, Web Start, Web Personal) running on modern Ryzen nodes with NVMe storage in Marseille. These plans are aimed at individuals, bloggers, and small businesses that want straightforward PHP/MySQL hosting with one-click CMS installers, a built-in WordPress Manager, daily backups, and free SSL certificates. Even the entry plan includes dedicated vCPU/RAM slices, unlimited traffic, and a free domain name on annual billing, which makes it attractive for small sites that still want decent performance.

Above the standard shared offers, there is a single Premium Web Hosting plan sold annually. It behaves more like a semi-dedicated environment: up to 24 CPU cores, 48 GB RAM and 300 GB NVMe, unlimited sites, unlimited email accounts, daily JetBackup snapshots and an explicit 99.98% uptime guarantee for hosted websites. This option suits heavier WordPress instances, busy e-commerce stores or agencies hosting multiple client sites that need a lot more headroom without moving straight to a VPS.

On the cloud side, the core is a family of KVM VPS servers. Linux VPS plans start at very accessible price points and scale with RAM, NVMe disk, and port speed. Alongside them there are Windows VPS, VPS Plesk, VPS Storage and VPS Nextcloud lines that cover typical application hosting, panel-driven management, backup/archive storage, and private collaboration stacks. VPS instances can be deployed in three datacenter locations – France (Marseille), Germany (Frankfurt) and the United States (New York), with bandwidth options up to several Gbps, always-on Anti-DDoS protection and discounts for longer billing cycles.

For customers that grow beyond VPS, OuiHeberg offers dedicated servers on Ryzen and Xeon platforms, as well as colocation (housing) for organisations that prefer to bring their own hardware. Dedicated and housing services focus on high-availability power and cooling, multiple redundant uplinks, DDoS protection and SLAs including 99.9% service availability with compensation if that threshold is not met. There is also a layer of professional services around managed IT, cybersecurity and Anti-DDoS IP transit for more complex needs.

The portfolio is completed by professional email hosting, domain registration, a website builder, bot hosting (Python/NodeJS), and a large gaming segment: OuiBox multi-game packs, dedicated Minecraft servers, and individual game servers (FiveM, Garry’s Mod, Palworld, Hytale and many others) are all managed through the in-house OuiPanel control panel. A significant part of the documentation and community presence revolves around low-latency, always-on game workloads, which shows how central gaming is to the brand.

From an infrastructure point of view, OuiHeberg is quite advanced for a smaller European host. The company operates its own autonomous system (AS208226), exposes a public Looking Glass for network tests, and has concentrated most of its modern platform in Digital Realty’s MRS2 datacenter in Marseille after migrating away from earlier locations in Montpellier and Toulouse. The move toward Marseille is tightly linked to access to submarine cables, improved connectivity to Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Asia, and to a highly efficient, green-energy-driven facility.

One important historical point: in late 2025, OuiHeberg faced a significant security incident affecting parts of its VPS infrastructure, widely discussed in the hosting community. The company acknowledged the breach, took impacted services offline, and embarked on a major infrastructure rebuild and migration, including the consolidation around Marseille and a tighter operational model. Anyone considering the platform for critical workloads should be aware of this background; at the same time, much of the current infrastructure and security stack has been refreshed in the wake of those events.