Worldstream Private Cloud, € (on request) on Linux Cloud

Private Cloud has been added on May 17, 2026

🔌 Hosted domains :	1
🆓 free domains :	0
📌 Dedicated IPs :	0
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid CardsPayPalAliPayWire TransferSkrill (Moneybookers)
🔨 Control Panel :	VMware
🔧 Category :	DDoS Protection
✍️ Support Options :	EmailPhone / Toll-FreeLive ChatAvailable 24/7
🌏 Server Locations :	Netherlands
⚑ Targeting :	BE FR DE NL UK US
🚀 Uptime :	100 %

See also initial Private Cloud plan location on their website!

*📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

Worldstream is a Dutch cloud infrastructure and IaaS provider headquartered in Naaldwijk, Netherlands, with roots going back to 2006. The company was founded by Lennert Vollebregt and Dirk Vromans and has developed into a strong European infrastructure provider with more than 15,000 active servers under management, a high-capacity 10Tbit/s+ network, and 24/7/365 technical support.

This is not a classic shared hosting company for small brochure websites. Worldstream is much stronger in Dedicated Servers, Bare Metal, Cloud Compute, Private Cloud, Flexible Cloud, Cloud Storage, Object Storage, Backup Storage, Colocation, DDoS Protection, and network infrastructure. Their best audience includes MSPs, SaaS platforms, media companies, e-commerce operations, security firms, developers, AI/ML workloads, storage-heavy businesses, and companies that want European infrastructure with predictable monthly pricing.

The Dedicated Servers catalog is one of the company’s most important areas. They offer both instant delivery servers and custom-built dedicated servers. Instant delivery systems can be activated very quickly, while custom servers are better suited for buyers with specific CPU, RAM, storage, GPU, uplink, operating system, and traffic requirements. The catalog includes Intel Xeon, Intel Xeon Scalable, AMD EPYC, and AMD Ryzen servers, with available locations in the Netherlands and Germany. Uplink options include 1Gbit/s, 2Gbit/s, 5Gbit/s, and 10Gbit/s configurations, with traffic bundles such as 50TB, 100TB, 250TB, 500TB, and higher-capacity server deals.

Their AI and GPU infrastructure gives Worldstream a more modern profile than many traditional bare-metal providers. The AI server range fits GPU tasks, machine learning, deep learning, inference, large data processing, and compute-heavy workloads, including NVIDIA RTX-class configurations and high-end Blackwell-generation options.

Cloud services are organized around Cloud Compute and Cloud Storage. On the compute side, Worldstream offers Bare Metal Compute, Flexible Cloud, and Private Cloud. Flexible Cloud is based on VMware technology and fits companies that want scalable virtualization without building everything from scratch. Private Cloud is better for organizations that need dedicated resources, stronger isolation, predictable cost, and more control over compliance and data residency. Bare Metal Compute is the best fit for large databases, AI/ML, HPC, big data, low-latency systems, or workloads with licensing and performance constraints.

The storage portfolio is also business-oriented. Object Storage is S3- and Swift-compatible and works for unstructured data, archives, static files, backups, and application storage. File Storage covers shared file access, while Block Storage is more appropriate for virtualization platforms, database clusters, and high-performance workloads. Backup Storage is designed for off-site protection, disaster recovery, retention, immutability, ransomware resilience, and scalable EU-based backup capacity.

Worldstream’s website is modern, wide-screen, and easy to navigate. It supports English and Dutch, with prices displayed in EUR. The design is not outdated and does not look like an old, narrow-width hosting website; it is clearly aimed at business infrastructure buyers rather than bargain shared-hosting users.