Top 10 Web Hosting Belgium 🔟

Combell

Combell (est. 1999) is positioned in the managed side of the Benelux hosting market rather than the ultra-budget segment. Their range is broad enough to cover almost every standard business need under one roof: Linux web hosting, Windows/.NET hosting, WordPress hosting, Managed WordPress, Managed WooCommerce, VPS, dedicated servers, OpenStack, private/public/hybrid cloud, colocation, reseller hosting, domains, SSL certificates, professional mailboxes, Exchange hosting, Microsoft 365, and SiteBuilder/shop tools. They also operate as part of team.blue, which gives the company more scale and long-term backing than a small standalone provider while keeping a strong local focus on Belgium and nearby markets.

The product lineup is clearly built for both small websites and more demanding business environments. Their classic shared hosting plans already bundle the essentials such as a free domain for the first year, SSL, email, databases, backups, and around-the-clock support. The WordPress range follows a similar structure, while the managed WordPress and WooCommerce plans push further into automatic updates, staging, proactive monitoring, advanced backup options, and easier maintenance for users who want less technical work.

Above that entry layer, the infrastructure portfolio becomes much deeper. Managed VPS covers customers who want a server with support and a management layer already in place, OpenStack is available for more flexible cloud usage, and the private/public/hybrid cloud side is aimed at larger or more customized workloads. When dedicated servers, colocation, hosted email, SSL, and site-building tools are added to the picture, Combell feels more like a full business infrastructure provider than a basic web host.

The website is also localized, with English, Dutch, and French versions available, and pricing is shown in EUR, which makes the commercial side straightforward for the company’s target market. [visit website combell.com]

Nomeo

Nomeo positions itself as more than just a domain registrar or web hosting provider—it’s a company with a clear mission: to make online success accessible and straightforward for everyone, whether you're an entrepreneur, small business owner, or a growing e-commerce platform.

Founded with a customer-first approach, Nomeo emphasizes simplicity, innovation, and reliability. Their platform is clean and user-friendly, allowing clients to easily register domain names, host websites, build online stores, and manage mailboxes—all in one place. Their philosophy is rooted in democratizing the web, evident through initiatives like offering free web hosting for the first year when registering a domain. It’s an approach that lowers barriers to entry and invites users of all skill levels to establish a solid online presence.

Beyond affordability, Nomeo’s strength lies in its expertise in domain name management. With over 15 years of experience and a wide range of TLDs, Nomeo enables customers to build a unique digital identity tailored to their brand or geographic focus. And if technical issues arise? Nomeo's remote support via AnyDesk gives customers direct expert assistance, setting them apart from many hosting companies that offer generic help desks.
With innovation and environmental responsibility embedded in their values, Nomeo successfully combines technical strength with a human touch—a key reason for its appeal in the Belgian and broader European markets. [visit website nomeo.be]

Kinamo

Kinamo is an independent Belgian managed-services, cloud-infrastructure, web-hosting and software-development company established in 2003. The business originally operated under the Firstserved name before becoming Kinamo, a name derived from a Swahili word associated with flexibility. Kinamo NV/SA is headquartered in Antwerp and is led by CEO Dominique Quintelier.

The company operates as a compact technical specialist rather than a high-volume hosting group. Its team combines system administration, DevOps, cloud engineering and software-development expertise, with more than two decades of experience serving Belgian and European organizations. Kinamo has held ISO 9001:2015 quality-management certification since 2017 and obtained ISO/IEC 27001 information-security certification in December 2024.

Its service range covers managed infrastructure, managed dedicated servers, public cloud, private cloud, hybrid cloud, cloud storage, shared hosting, domain registration, SSL certificates, business email, Microsoft 365, monitoring, colocation, DevOps and custom software development. This broad portfolio works particularly well for organizations that prefer one technical partner for infrastructure, hosting, security and application development.

Managed services are central to the company’s business. Kinamo designs, deploys and administers infrastructure hosted on its Belgian platform as well as environments using Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud. Public, private and hybrid architectures can be combined without forcing customers into a single cloud ecosystem.

The managed-services framework can include infrastructure architecture, deployment, operating-system maintenance, security patching, firewall administration, VPN configuration, vulnerability management, backups, replication, disaster recovery, monitoring, log centralization and capacity planning. Docker, Kubernetes and Docker Swarm environments can also be integrated with automated deployment and CI/CD workflows.

Managed dedicated servers are configured around each customer’s actual workload instead of being limited to a small catalog of predefined machines. Processor type, memory, storage, RAID configuration and optional GPU hardware can be selected for databases, business applications, artificial-intelligence workloads and projects with strict European data-residency requirements.

Every dedicated server is supplied as a managed service. Kinamo handles hardware maintenance, operating-system administration, monitoring and infrastructure support, while the customer retains control over its applications and data. This approach is more suitable for businesses that need operational assistance than for administrators searching for inexpensive unmanaged bare-metal servers.

Cloud servers are also customized. A deployment may use Kinamo Cloud, dedicated VMware infrastructure or an external hyperscale environment. Private-cloud systems run on resources reserved for one organization, while hybrid configurations distribute applications between private infrastructure and scalable public-cloud capacity.

High-availability designs can incorporate load balancing, failover, replicated databases, redundant storage, backup replication and container orchestration. There is no conventional low-cost VPS catalog with fixed CPU, RAM and storage packages. Cloud projects are aimed at organizations requiring architecture, management and ongoing technical responsibility rather than a self-managed virtual machine.

The shared-hosting range is more straightforward. Four annual plans are available: Seedling, Bonsai, Karri and Sequoia. Website storage ranges from 1 GB to 8 GB of SSD capacity, while email storage ranges from 2 GB to 15 GB. The quotas are conservative compared with mass-market unlimited packages, but they are adequate for professionally maintained company websites and smaller web applications.

All shared plans include daily website and database backups, restoration assistance, IMAP email, free Let’s Encrypt SSL certificates, MySQL databases, selectable PHP versions and technical support. WordPress one-click installation begins with Bonsai. Karri adds SSH access, Git and Autogit deployment, and dedicated cron jobs. Sequoia adds dedicated Redis caching.

The hosting environment supports WordPress, Craft CMS, Grav and general PHP applications. PHP and PHP-FPM settings can be adjusted for individual websites, while account isolation, Opcache and Redis improve security and performance. The higher plans are particularly useful for developers who need command-line access, version-control deployment and scheduled tasks.

Kinamo Cloud Storage is a managed Nextcloud service with customer data stored in Europe. Personal subscriptions begin with 100 GB, while Business and Enterprise services support broader collaboration requirements. Features include desktop and mobile synchronization, browser access, password-protected sharing links, expiration dates, daily backups and optional AES-256 server-side encryption.

Two-factor authentication can be activated for individual users. Enterprise environments may also include single sign-on, Azure Active Directory integration, off-site backups and customized storage capacity.

Domain-registration services cover Belgian, European and international extensions. Domain accounts include management of A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT and SRV records, URL forwarding, email forwarding and unlimited subdomains. Transfers and larger domain portfolios can be managed through the same customer account.

SSL certificates are available from GlobalSign and Sectigo. The range includes single-domain, wildcard, multi-domain, organization-validated and extended-validation certificates. Free Let’s Encrypt certificates already cover normal shared-hosting requirements, while commercial certificates suit organizations requiring stronger identity validation or assistance with certificate administration.

Email is included with shared hosting and can also be integrated into dedicated and cloud environments. Mailboxes support IMAP, POP3, authenticated SMTP and webmail, with messages filtered through Kinamo’s SecureMail antispam and antivirus gateway. Microsoft 365 and customized business-email solutions are available for organizations requiring broader collaboration tools.

Colocation is available for customers that own their server equipment. Kinamo supplies rack space, redundant connectivity, firewall services, IP addresses, bandwidth and infrastructure monitoring, while the customer remains responsible for its hardware and operating environment.

The company also works as a development agency. Its capabilities include WordPress and Craft CMS websites, e-commerce, API development, system integrations, streaming platforms, Elasticsearch, digital-asset management, mixed reality, augmented reality, virtual reality, interactive tours, user-experience design and custom business applications.

Combining development, hosting and DevOps within the same organization can simplify complex projects. Infrastructure decisions can be aligned with application requirements from the beginning, reducing the coordination problems that often occur when development and hosting are handled by unrelated suppliers.

The website has a modern responsive design and works well on desktop and mobile devices. Belgian content is available in Dutch, French and English, while separate regional versions serve France and the Netherlands. English-language information is fully supported. Published prices use euros and exclude VAT. [visit website kinamo.be]

EDPnet

edpnet is an established Belgian telecommunications provider whose history dates back to 1996, when entrepreneur Philip Deutz started the business. The company became firmly established in the Belgian telecom market around 1999 and developed a broad portfolio covering residential and business internet, mobile services, fixed telephony, SIP trunks, cloud telephony, domain registration, email, and web hosting.

The company is now part of Citymesh (citymesh.com). This followed edpnet’s judicial reorganization in 2023, when its assets initially passed to Proximus (proximus.be). On November 6, 2023, Proximus transferred edpnet Belgium to Citymesh, allowing the provider to continue operating as an alternative Belgian telecommunications brand.

Web hosting is a compact part of the edpnet portfolio, aimed mainly at individuals, associations, freelancers, and small businesses rather than developers looking for large-scale cloud infrastructure. Customers can choose between Basic and Extra Linux shared hosting, while business users can also request a customized Virtual Hosting service based on Linux or Windows.

The Basic package includes 1 GB of web space and unlimited traffic. It is suitable for a small static website, landing page, or simple personal project. The package does not include a domain name, SSL certificate, MySQL database, or email accounts, making it less practical for a modern company website unless these services are purchased separately.

Extra is the more complete shared hosting package. It includes 5 GB of web space, unlimited traffic, a 1 GB MySQL database, unlimited mailboxes, one domain name, and an SSL certificate for one domain. Eligible included domain extensions cover .be, .nl, .eu, .com, .net, .org, .info, and .biz.

Each mailbox includes 2.5 GB of storage, three aliases, spam filtering, and antivirus protection. POP3, IMAP, SMTP, and webmail access are available, including encrypted connection options.

The hosting platform supports WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, and current PHP versions. A complete website backup is created every day, providing useful protection for ordinary websites and content-management-system installations. The relatively small storage allocations remain the main restriction, particularly for websites with extensive image collections, downloadable files, or large email archives.

Business customers needing more space can request Virtual Hosting with Linux or Windows, 100 GB of storage, and unlimited traffic. This is a customized service rather than a standard self-service VPS package, with the final configuration and price determined individually.

Domain registration is available separately, with access to more than 500 domain extensions and unlimited subdomains. Several domains can be connected to one hosting account through DNS records and host-header configuration.

The website, customer area, and support documentation are available in Dutch, French, and English, which makes edpnet particularly suitable for Belgium’s multilingual market. Prices are charged in euros. Residential prices include VAT, while business prices are displayed without VAT. [visit website edpnet.be]

EasyHost.be

Easyhost is a Belgian hosting provider based in Ghent and operated by Easyhost bv, part of the wider team.blue group. The company focuses on affordable domain, hosting, email, SSL, website-building, and small-business online services, with a clear Benelux orientation and European infrastructure. Their website is available in Dutch, French, and English, while prices are shown in EUR, excluding VAT.

The product range includes domain registration, domain transfer, Linux web hosting, managed WordPress hosting, VPS, cloud hosting, email hosting, SSL certificates, SiteBuilder, ShopBuilder, GDPR compliance software through iubenda, accessibility tooling through WayWidget / Accessiway, online reservation software through SimplyBook, and e-invoicing software through B2Brouter. Easyhost is more than a basic shared-hosting brand, although its strongest fit remains customers who need simple, affordable hosting and online business tools from a local Belgian provider.

Their shared hosting is divided mainly into Small Web Hosting and Large Web Hosting. Both include SSD storage, free HTTPS with Let’s Encrypt, mailboxes, MySQL databases, one-click installation for popular CMS platforms such as WordPress, Drupal, Joomla, and Magento, plus a free domain name for the first year. The Small plan includes 50 GB SSD webspace, while the Large plan increases storage and mailbox/database capacity and adds stronger technical options such as SSH.

The Managed WordPress line is more specialized. It includes WordPress preinstallation, automatic updates, test environments, easy backups, and the Site Assistant AI tool, which can generate a WordPress website structure, design, text, images, and plugin recommendations based on user input. This makes the WordPress range suitable for customers who want WordPress but prefer less manual maintenance.

The VPS range is self-managed and built around Linux/Unix-style environments, with Debian, Ubuntu, FreeBSD, and pfSense options available from the control panel. VPS plans include SSD storage, 1 Gbps bandwidth, a free IPv4 address, firewall, and automatic backups. This is a practical option for developers and technically capable users who want root access without moving to a fully managed cloud contract.

Easyhost also provides EasyCloud cloud-server hosting based on VMware infrastructure, aimed at customers who need scalable, high-availability business hosting rather than fixed retail hosting plans. Pricing for cloud hosting is handled through a custom offer rather than fixed public packages. [visit website easyhost.be]

unix-solutions.be

Unix-Solutions is an independent Belgian hosting, cloud, connectivity, and data center company established in 2005 by Steven Bens, who remains its CEO. The company began with web hosting and steadily expanded into infrastructure services, opening its first data center in Zaventem in 2013 and a second facility in Leuven in 2018. ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 certification followed in 2016.

The company now covers almost the full infrastructure chain, including Linux shared hosting, business hosting, reseller hosting, domain registration, SSL certificates, hosted email, VPS, dedicated servers, colocation, managed Nextcloud, backup storage, private cloud, point-to-point fiber, and managed infrastructure. Its relatively compact technical team and independently operated Belgian infrastructure make it particularly suitable for local businesses, public organizations, IT providers, and European customers requiring Belgian data residency.

The entry-level Linux shared hosting plans are intended for personal websites, smaller organizations, and standard business projects. Storage starts at 500 MB, while all packages include unlimited traffic, unlimited mailboxes, daily backups, SFTP access, PHP, Git, and Composer. Database allocations increase with the selected package.

Business hosting follows the same overall structure but provides between 30 GB and 250 GB of storage, unlimited databases, and more capacity for corporate websites, web applications, and larger email environments. Daily backups are included. Individual restoration requests are handled on a best-effort basis and cost €25, so important applications should also maintain an independent backup routine.

The reseller hosting range allows agencies and hosting providers to manage multiple customer accounts under one package. Capacity starts at 5 GB and reaches 1 TB, with unlimited domains, mailboxes, databases, and traffic. Domain resellers receive a separate automated interface for registrations and transfers. Unix-Solutions is an accredited DNS Belgium agent and supports Belgian, European, international, and newer generic domain extensions.

Hosted email is based on Kerio and provides a more complete groupware environment than the mailboxes included with ordinary hosting. It includes calendars, contacts, webmail, desktop and mobile synchronization, antivirus protection, antispam filtering, backups, and collaboration tools. Packages range from individual 10 GB or 20 GB mailboxes to larger bundles containing 10 or 25 mailboxes.

The VPS portfolio is divided into standard and professional configurations. Entry-level systems provide between 1 and 4 virtual CPU cores, 1 GB to 4 GB RAM, and 25 GB to 100 GB SSD storage. Professional configurations extend to 10 virtual CPU cores, 64 GB RAM, and 1 TB storage. IPv4 and IPv6 connectivity are included, together with a choice of operating systems and access to a redundant cloud platform. Processor, memory, storage, and traffic resources can be expanded when required.

Dedicated servers use Dell PowerEdge hardware, including R430, R630, and R640 systems. Customers can choose self-managed operation or administration by Unix-Solutions. Available operating systems include Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, and Proxmox. These systems are suitable for private applications, virtualization platforms, databases, high-traffic websites, and workloads that require predictable physical resources.

Colocation starts with individual 1U and 2U placements and extends to quarter racks, half racks, full racks, and dedicated rooms. The international Ship Your Server option allows customers to send equipment directly to Belgium, where the technical team can install, connect, and manage it. Remote assistance is also available for hardware interventions.

Managed Nextcloud is available for organizations needing private file storage, synchronization, sharing, and collaboration. Capacity ranges from 1 TB to 50 TB, with unlimited users and traffic, SSL, encryption, installation assistance, and platform updates. All hosted information remains in Belgium.

Separate backup storage plans range from 50 GB to 50 TB. Larger infrastructure requirements can be handled through private cloud deployments based on Proxmox virtualization and Ceph storage. These environments support scalable clusters, high availability, fault-tolerant storage, and self-healing functions.

Unix-Solutions also provides point-to-point fiber, private connections between offices and data centers, and custom infrastructure projects. This makes the company useful for organizations that prefer to keep hosting, connectivity, physical infrastructure, private cloud, and technical management with one Belgian provider.

The primary company website is available in English and Dutch. The customer portal offers a much broader language selection, including English, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Chinese, Arabic, Turkish, Ukrainian, and several other European languages. Product prices are shown in euros. The website uses a modern responsive layout and remains practical on desktop and smaller screens. [visit website unix-solutions.be]

Actiefhost

Actiefhost is a European hosting brand operating under ACTIEFHOST LTD. Their story starts in 2014 with server configuration work (mail servers, load balancers, and infrastructure tasks), and later evolves into a broader hosting portfolio. A more formal market rollout is tied to Belgium (November 2023), followed by the creation of ACTIEFHOST LTD (January 2025) and expansion of cloud capacity into Sofia, Bulgaria (March 2025).

Actiefhost covers the "core stack" most small and mid-sized projects need: Shared Web Hosting, WordPress Hosting (plus CMS-specific variants for Drupal/Joomla/Magento), Cloud Virtual Servers (VPS), Managed Cloud Virtual Servers, Dedicated Servers, Domain Registration/Transfer, a Website Builder, and SSL certificates. They also provide practical tooling like WHOIS, DNS propagation checks, and an uptime calculator, plus a managed free website migration service for customers moving from another provider.

On the global site, the interface is in English, with a region selector that points to separate regional portals for Belgium (shown under a Dutch "/nl" path), the Netherlands, and Bulgaria. Pricing on the global site is shown in Euro (€), and they state that listed prices are final including VAT.

They tie the infrastructure narrative to sustainability: renewable-energy compensation (three times the consumed grid power) and a tree planted per new hosting account through a reforestation partner. [visit website actiefhost.com]

Webservice

Webservice.be Review: A Quiet Veteran in Belgian Hosting with a No-Nonsense Philosophy

Founded in 1998, Webservice.be is a seasoned internet integrator based in Bilzen, Belgium. Unlike many hosting providers that follow digital trends or chase buzzwords, Webservice.be has carved a distinct identity: a no-frills, technically grounded partner for agencies, developers, and IT professionals who prioritize performance, stability, and trust.

Instead of marketing glitz or shallow "cloud" branding, the company positions itself as a white-label backbone for web design firms that prefer to focus on their core creative work. Webservice.be takes care of the infrastructure, allowing designers and developers to build and deploy confidently on hosting environments that are stable, secure, and highly optimized.

Hosting Services: Performance Without the Bloat

Shared hosting remains at the heart of Webservice.be’s operations. Their servers, primarily running Linux with Apache and mod_php (optimized by opcache), are engineered for speed and reliability. Unlike providers that overload their shared environments or rely heavily on generic control panels, Webservice.be minimizes system overhead by separating key services. Email, firewalls, and other background processes are run on distinct servers, ensuring web applications like Drupal, Joomla, or WordPress run noticeably faster.

While many providers bundle in "free" extras or upsell aggressively, Webservice.be sticks to a minimalist model: what you pay for is exactly what you get—no gimmicks, no hidden charges, and no overselling of bandwidth or storage. Their philosophy is simple: if they can't deliver a service with full control and top reliability, they don’t offer it.

Clients can choose between standard shared hosting, CPanel-based plans, virtual servers, or colocated/dedicated hardware. All infrastructure is supported by their own ASN and operated across major data centers in Belgium and the Netherlands.

Network and Infrastructure: Hands-On, Not Hyped

Webservice.be operates over 250 servers, maintains its own IP ranges and routing, and has established private rooms and rack space in several European data centers. This independence allows them to operate without relying on third-party resellers or volatile upstream service chains.

From a technical perspective, Webservice.be has consistently remained ahead of the curve in key areas, even if they don't advertise it loudly. They were among the first Belgian companies to adopt:

• DNSSEC by default
• IPv6 networking
• Internationalized Domain Names (IDN) support
• Secure password encryption standards
• Aggressive service hardening by disabling unused services

Security and performance are treated as foundational—not as optional upsells or checkbox features.

Company Culture: Technical Rigor, No Sales Talk

Webservice.be doesn’t run a sales department and openly rejects the "cloud" hype that many providers capitalize on. While they do offer virtualized environments, they prefer calling things what they are—virtual servers, not vague "cloud solutions."
They maintain a presence on social media but don’t use it, have no live chat support, and don’t route clients through layers of tiered help desks. Instead, technical issues are handled directly—a rarity in today’s fragmented support ecosystem. This model attracts a certain kind of customer: one that values quick, competent help over scripted replies or AI-driven chatbots.

Their growth has come not through advertising, but via word of mouth and strategic acquisitions. Impressively, they claim to have never lost a satisfied client, a testament to the trust they've built over decades.

Reliability and Reputation

With a straightforward infrastructure and an operations model that favors simplicity over complexity, Webservice.be experiences fewer outages due to misconfiguration—a problem that plagues more elaborate, outsourced platforms.

Their client base includes telecom providers, public institutions, marine tech experts, and law enforcement agencies, all of whom trust the platform with their mission-critical infrastructure. That says more about Webservice.be’s reliability than any promotional campaign could.
Collectively, their associated brands manage over 10,000 domains, placing them among the top hosting entities in Belgium. Sister companies like Artmania.net and Asa.be contribute to a broader ecosystem that blends hosting, domain services, and web development. [visit website webservice.be]

Be hostings

Behostings.com – A Belgian Hosting Provider Rooted in Stability and Innovation

Behostings.com, part of The Hosting Group under Diogenius SPRL, has maintained a strong presence in the web hosting industry for more than a decade. Based in the Walloon Brabant region of Belgium, their operations have consistently reflected a commitment to high-quality hosting solutions tailored to both professionals and small to mid-sized enterprises.

Infrastructure and Technical Backbone

What stands out immediately is Behostings.com’s control over its infrastructure. Instead of relying on third-party facilities, they maintain their own physical servers located in premium data centers across Brussels and Lille. This independence gives them greater oversight and flexibility when it comes to system performance, uptime, and security. Most of their hardware is built on Supermicro servers, known for their reliability and enterprise-level performance.
The setup includes redundant gigabit connections and out-of-band management interfaces, allowing for rapid diagnostics and remote maintenance. Power distribution is handled through APC Masterswitches, which are adaptable to specific user needs—offering a degree of customization not often found with larger, generic providers.

A Focus on Security and Redundancy

Behostings.com hosts its infrastructure within three high-grade data centers: Interxion BRU1 (Zaventem), Interxion BRU3 (Nossegem), and LilleDC in northern France. Each location adheres to rigorous security protocols, including dual UPS feeds, diesel backup generators, VESDA fire detection systems with Argonite/Inergen extinguishing gas, and around-the-clock video surveillance with physical access controls. This level of precaution clearly demonstrates their attention to data integrity and operational continuity.
In terms of network architecture, the company operates its own BGP network under AS204561. Cisco ASR9001 routers form the core of their backbone, connecting each data center through robust optical fiber links. For example, the dedicated dark fiber between BRU1 and BRU3 provides over 100 Gbps of bandwidth capacity via DWDM channels—underscoring their focus on speed and failover readiness.

Customer Support and Innovation Culture

A notable aspect of Behostings.com’s approach is their emphasis on continuous improvement. The team frequently tests new technologies, hardware components, and software solutions in a proactive attempt to stay ahead of evolving demands. This innovation-driven mindset is backed by a knowledgeable technical staff who remain accessible to assist users with setup, troubleshooting, and service optimization.
Their customer support does not rely on impersonal ticketing queues alone. Instead, they offer a more personalized service experience, where sales consultants are capable of tailoring hosting solutions to meet unique project needs—something many hosting providers fail to deliver effectively.

Service Offering and Target Audience

Behostings.com offers a diverse range of services aimed primarily at SMEs and tech-savvy users. These include:

• Shared Hosting and WordPress Solutions
• Cloud-based VPS and Dedicated Servers
• NextCloud Instances for secure file collaboration
• Domain Registration Services

While they are not the flashiest name in the industry, the level of control, technical precision, and customization they offer is ideal for users who value performance over marketing hype. [visit website behostings.com]

Xenius.be

Xenius is a Belgian web hosting, cloud infrastructure, backup, and data center services provider founded in 2010. The company operates through Xenius BV and works primarily with self-employed professionals, small and medium-sized businesses, developers, digital agencies, and organizations that prefer Belgian infrastructure and local technical support.

Xenius traditionally maintained a compact technical team, allowing customers to communicate directly with people familiar with their infrastructure. On July 30, 2025, the company became part of Level27. Steve Vos and the existing Xenius team remained involved following the transaction, preserving customer relationships and technical continuity while gaining access to a larger Belgian engineering and support organization.

The service portfolio includes Linux shared hosting, reseller hosting, WordPress hosting, Joomla hosting, Drupal hosting, Magento hosting, managed hosting, VPS, dedicated servers, domain registration, business email, Microsoft 365 integration, Desktop-as-a-Service, cloud backup, Microsoft 365 backup, colocation, and private rack space. This range gives customers a practical migration path from a basic website to managed virtual infrastructure, dedicated hardware, or colocated systems.

Shared hosting runs on SSD storage and includes cPanel, LiteSpeed, Let’s Encrypt SSL certificates, automated backups, spam protection, Installatron, and website security tools. Free migration assistance is available for WordPress and other commonly used content management systems.

The Cosmos shared hosting plan is intended for personal websites, company presentation sites, and smaller online projects. It includes 10 GB of storage, one website, one qualifying domain during the applicable registration period, one CPU core, and 1 GB of memory. Galaxy raises the allocation to 25 GB, two CPU cores, 2 GB of memory, and support for as many as ten websites.

WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, and Magento hosting use the same core SSD, SSL, cPanel, LiteSpeed, and backup environment. Installatron simplifies application installation and maintenance, while migration assistance makes the plans useful for customers moving an existing website from another provider.

The reseller platform is designed for web designers, developers, IT consultants, and digital agencies. It includes white-label hosting, centralized WHM management, and separate cPanel accounts for individual customers. Xenius does not contact a reseller’s customers without permission, allowing agencies to retain control of their client relationships.

VPS configurations are built according to the required processor, memory, storage, operating system, and control panel. Resources can be increased without migrating the stored data, and customers can restart or reinstall their virtual server through the management interface. This makes the service suitable for development environments, business applications, private platforms, and projects that need more control than shared hosting provides.

Dedicated servers are also customized. Available configurations use HP and Supermicro hardware, with a choice of operating system and optional management. Customers can select Plesk, DirectAdmin, or WHM/cPanel, while additional traffic, IP addresses, backup capacity, software licenses, and administration can be added separately.

Managed hosting is available for companies that do not want to maintain operating systems, security updates, software patches, monitoring, and performance optimization internally. It is particularly relevant for busy websites, online stores, business applications, and custom platforms that require dedicated resources without transferring daily server administration to the customer.

Desktop-as-a-Service provides remotely accessible Windows work environments based on Windows Server 2019. Employees can access applications and files from Windows computers, Macs, and tablets, while software maintenance, backup, and technical management can be included. This service is useful for remote working, centralized business applications, and continuity planning.

Business email accounts include domain-based mailboxes, IMAP access, webmail, backups, spam filtering, and security protection. Microsoft 365 integration is available for companies that need Outlook, Teams, Office applications, collaborative document storage, and larger cloud mailboxes.

The backup portfolio is one of the company’s stronger areas. Veeam Cloud Connect Backup supports VMware and Hyper-V environments, encrypted data transfer, WAN acceleration, and off-site storage in Belgium. Recovery assistance and restore operations are included, and a 30-day trial covers one virtual machine with up to 500 GB of data.

Backup 365 protects Microsoft Exchange Online, OneDrive, SharePoint, and Teams. It includes encrypted transfer, per-user billing, and a self-service recovery portal. A separate 30-day trial is available before entering a longer-term agreement.

Colocation customers can rent individual rack units or a secured private cabinet. Private racks have restricted customer access, while power consumption and infrastructure information can be monitored through the My Xenius portal. The service is suitable for organizations that own server hardware but require professional power, cooling, connectivity, fire protection, and physical security.

Domain registration covers more than 50 extensions, while the extended price list includes approximately 90 country-code and generic domain options. Registration, transfer, renewal, and DNS administration are handled through My Xenius. Qualifying shared hosting subscriptions include a .BE, .NL, or .EU domain during the first registration year.

The website is available in Dutch, and no multi-language/localized version exists. Services are priced in euros, with commercial prices generally displayed without VAT. The website uses a modern responsive layout that remains practical on desktop computers and mobile devices.

Some package specifications are inconsistent between the general shared hosting section and the individual CMS hosting sections, particularly for Cosmos and Galaxy storage allocations. Customers ordering a CMS-specific plan should confirm the final storage allowance and resource limits before payment. [visit website xenius.be]