Server Town Start, CHF 31.50/mo. on Linux/Windows VPS

Start has been added on Feb 8, 2026, Aggregate Rating (1.7 out of 10 from 13 reviews)

💪 CPU/Cores :	2 vCPU
🔋 RAM :	4000 MB
🔌 Hosted domains :	1
🆓 free domains :	0
📌 Dedicated IPs :	1
💳 Payment Methods :	Wire Transfer
🔨 Control Panel :	Plesk
🔧 Category :	Backup
✍️ Support Options :	EmailPhone / Toll-FreeLive Chat
🌏 Server Locations :	Switzerland
⚑ Targeting :	CH

See also initial Start plan location on their website!

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*📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

ServerTown is a Swiss hosting label of TechTown GmbH, an IT company founded in 2009 and headquartered in Bremgarten, Switzerland. The brand is built around the idea of keeping data strictly within Switzerland, combining classic shared hosting with virtual servers, cloud storage, a website builder, domains, SSL and business email on top of broader IT services like web design and SEO. All of this is anchored in two Swiss data centers and a very "Swiss" approach to contracts and billing.

The core of the offer is shared web hosting in Switzerland. Plans are grouped under three main names – Easy, Start and Ultimate – with between 35 and 100 GB of storage, 15–100 domains, and matching numbers of MySQL databases. Every plan includes free SSL certificates, unlimited email addresses, and unlimited traffic, so there is no separate bandwidth meter to watch. Hosting targets both Linux and Windows workloads: there are variants for classic PHP hosting alongside ASP, .NET, node.js, Ruby and Phusion Passenger, which makes the platform attractive for small business sites as well as more specialized stacks.

Above that sits the virtual server (VPS) line. Here ServerTown sells three main VPS tiers (again Easy, Start, Ultimate) with 1–4 vCPUs, 2–8 GB RAM, 50–200 GB disk, and 5–15 GB of backup space, all with unlimited traffic. Customers can choose from a wide range of operating systems, including Windows Server 2022 / 2025, multiple Debian, Ubuntu, CentOS and Fedora versions, or even bring their own OS. This fits companies and developers who want more control than shared hosting but still want a managed Swiss environment rather than racking their own hardware.
For personal and small-business storage needs, there is cloud hosting: essentially a fixed storage space on ServerTown’s Swiss servers, designed to sync and store data from PCs and mobile devices. Plans again come in three sizes (10 / 15 / 20 GB) with unlimited devices and are explicitly positioned as a cheaper, simpler alternative to a full VPS for private users. Daily backups go to a second Swiss data center for extra safety.

Another major pillar is the Website Builder (Homepage Baukasten). This combines hosting and editor in one bundle: between 35 and 100 GB of storage, 10–100 separate websites, more than 200 templates, support for around 50 languages, mobile-optimized layouts, built-in online shop, blog, calendar and social media integration. Each builder plan includes its own email addresses, free SSL certificates and a free domain, which makes it a neat all-in-one package for non-technical customers who want to build sites and shops without touching code.

On the service side, ServerTown also covers domains and SSL, with special emphasis on .ch domains for the Swiss market. They position the brand as a place where customers can both register domains (especially Swiss domains) and get matching hosting or a VPS, while receiving guidance on search-engine-friendly naming. On the email side, there is a Hosted Exchange offer aimed at businesses that want Exchange-style mailboxes, calendars and contacts on a Swiss platform instead of cloud services from outside the country.

ServerTown (who only offer their services in German language and no English support) have little to no visible presence on major social platforms, which represents a missed opportunity for brand visibility and customer engagement. In a market where providers often use channels such as X/Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn for service announcements, incident communication, and support signaling, the absence of these outlets can be interpreted as a communications gap. More broadly, it may suggest limited emphasis on ongoing customer interaction and public-facing accountability, both of which tend to influence perceived service maturity and customer satisfaction.

Finally, TechTown uses ServerTown as part of a broader IT portfolio. The same group offers web design, SEO consulting, website creation and remote support, so small companies can effectively hand over both infrastructure and much of their online presence to one supplier. Overall, they are a full-service Swiss host that caters primarily to local SMBs and private clients who value data locality, unlimited traffic and a single point of contact more than cutting-edge global cloud features.