Top 10 Web Hosting Czech Republic 🔟

Coolhousing

Coolhousing is a Czech data center provider established in 2003, operating from a strategic location in the heart of Prague, within the Stimbuilding on Vinohradská třída, near the NIX.cz exchange. Over the years, the company has grown into a recognized player in the regional hosting market, focusing on reliability, security, and personalized service. Their infrastructure is spread across three modern server rooms, each equipped with advanced cooling, power backup, and security measures to ensure maximum uptime and stable performance.

The company’s philosophy is built around security, transparency, and an individual approach. They emphasize clear contractual terms without hidden fees, SLA-backed services, and a human touch in customer interaction. Coolhousing also offers long-term partnerships for businesses looking for tailored IT solutions, from small setups to large-scale deployments.

Colocation Services

Coolhousing provides rack hosting, full rack colocation, and smaller-scale options like NAS, NUC, or mini colocation. All colocation services benefit from redundant power supply systems, advanced cooling with cold/hot aisle separation, and multi-path network connectivity. These facilities are supported by anti-DDoS protection, physical security, and 24/7 monitoring.

Server Hosting

They offer VPS hosting, dedicated servers, and managed server solutions. VPS hosting is backed by daily automated backups, while dedicated servers are available with optional management services for clients who prefer hands-off administration. The managed server offering includes monitoring, security updates, and proactive issue resolution.

Additional Hosting & Network Services

Beyond standard hosting, Coolhousing provides:

• Administration services for server management
• Dedicated lines and private network circuits
• Data storage solutions
• KVM over IP for remote server control
• Network security features including anti-DDoS protection
• Microsoft licensing for Windows-based deployments
• TV/media streaming services and data circuits for specialized needs

The combination of robust infrastructure, transparent business practices, and a broad service portfolio positions Coolhousing as a serious choice for companies operating in Central Europe. [visit website coolhousing.net]

Hukot

Hukot.net is a Czech hosting brand operated by SecurityNet.cz s.r.o., with a strong local infrastructure profile and more than 22 years on the market. The operating company is based in Žamberk, Czech Republic, while the broader SecurityNet technical background reaches back to 1999. The Czech s.r.o. company record dates to 2006, and Petr Pomajbík is closely connected with the business as a key owner/manager figure.

Hukot is not limited to basic shared hosting. Their portfolio covers Domains, Shared Web Hosting, WordPress Hosting, Multihosting, WordPress Multisite, Linux VPS, Managed Linux VPS, Windows VPS, Managed Windows VPS, GPU VPS, Dedicated Servers, Managed Dedicated Servers, Object Storage, email, SSL/HTTPS, DNS tools, backups, webmail, database administration, and one-click CMS/application installs.

For standard web hosting, the platform is Linux-based and supports PHP 5.2 through PHP 8.5, MySQL, PostgreSQL, and MariaDB. WordPress plans add Redis Cache, while higher shared-hosting tiers include larger PHP memory limits, more email accounts, daily backups, and migration help. The structure is practical: very low-cost entry plans exist, while stronger tiers are better suited for business websites, WordPress projects, WooCommerce-style stores, and customers needing more database or email capacity.

The VPS range is broader than many local hosting providers. Hukot offers Linux, FreeBSD, Windows Server, Windows desktop operating systems, managed VPS variants, and GPU VPS services with NVIDIA RTX cards, including RTX 3090, RTX 4090, and RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell configurations. This gives the company a more infrastructure-oriented profile than a simple budget webhosting brand.

Their dedicated server line includes both classic CPU-based servers and GPU dedicated servers, with Linux, Windows, and BSD support. Object Storage plans support FTP, sFTP, NFS, SMB, and rsync, making them useful for backups, archives, content storage, and cross-platform file access.

The website supports English and Czech, while prices can be viewed in CZK, EUR, and USD. The Czech version is deeper and more complete, but English support exists for international customers. The design is functional and modern enough for browsing products, with admin/client links, WIKI, service status, payment-method information, and legal pages available from the main navigation/footer.

One important practical detail is the meaning of "unlimited." Hukot’s terms restrict unlimited hosting resources to normal website use. Webhosting is not intended for bulk storage, backups, archives, mass file distribution, game servers, monitoring systems, CRM systems, or unrelated storage workloads. Files larger than 1000 MB may also be blocked on webhosting. This is fair-use language, but customers expecting "unlimited" storage for non-website data should choose VPS, dedicated servers, or Object Storage instead. [visit website hukot.net]

Forpsi

FORPSI is a long-running European hosting and domain brand operated by INTERNET CZ, a.s. in the Czech Republic. Their core focus is practical infrastructure services—domains, DNS, shared web hosting, email, VPS, dedicated servers, and server housing—paired with a customer portal that centralizes billing and technical administration.

Their background goes back to 1997 (initially operating as P.E.S. Consulting), with a major operational shift to Ktiš in 2001 and the formation of INTERNET CZ, a.s. in 2002. Over time, the business grew beyond simple shared hosting into a broader catalogue that targets both entry-level website owners and companies that need more control (virtual servers, dedicated hardware, and colocated deployments).

In 2005, the Italian cloud giant Aruba S.p.A. strategically acquired FORPSI, integrating the Czech provider’s high-capacity Ktiš (CZ1) data center—which features 80 Gbps+ redundant connectivity and N+1 power infrastructure—into its pan-European network of Tier-certified facilities to deliver enterprise-grade IaaS, colocation, and sovereign cloud solutions across Central Europe.

For day-to-day website hosting, they provide Linux web hosting designed around modern PHP stacks, SSH access, caching, and bundled email. They also run Windows web hosting for projects that need ASP/ASP.NET and Microsoft-oriented application compatibility, with databases and email included at plan level rather than as separate add-ons.
On the "build-a-site" side, they offer two distinct approaches: F-Page (template-driven website/e-shop builder with tools for content, design, and basic commerce) and WP Ready, which is a WordPress-oriented builder that leans on automation and AI-assisted setup while still including essentials like SSL.

For customers who want server-level control, FORPSI splits the offer into VPS and Dedicated Servers. VPS options include classic virtual servers for general workloads, while dedicated server hosting is aimed at users who want predictable performance, full isolation, and the flexibility to add items like Plesk licensing when needed. For hardware placement, they also provide Housing in their own facility, including remote console access (KVM over IP) and predictable connectivity packages.

Across the portfolio, they also cover common "infrastructure glue" services: DNS hosting (F-DNS) with API management, domain add-ons like DNSSEC and WHOIS privacy, SSL/TLS certificates, and practical extras such as assisted migrations and SEO tooling (rankingCoach).

Their website is multilingual (Czech, English, Slovak, Polish, and Hungarian) and pricing can be viewed in multiple currencies (CZK and EUR), which reduces friction for customers ordering from outside the home market. This localization approach signals they target users beyond a single domestic market and support smoother cross-border onboarding.

Forpsi Cloud

ForpsiCloud.cz is the cloud-computing arm of FORPSI, built for customers who want more than classic web hosting and need scalable infrastructure services that can be assembled like building blocks. Instead of focusing on shared hosting packages, it centers on IaaS-style components—virtual servers, storage, networking, backup, and managed data layers—so projects can start small and then grow into more complex architectures without changing providers.

A key practical detail is how tightly it connects to the wider FORPSI ecosystem (forpsi.com). Account and billing workflows are aligned with the same operator (INTERNET CZ, a.s.), and the customer environment is split into a Customer Zone (orders, credit balance, invoices) and a Control Panel (deploying and operating cloud services). This makes it feel like an "extension layer" to FORPSI: domains, classic hosting, dedicated servers, and housing remain part of the broader FORPSI portfolio, while ForpsiCloud adds the tooling for cloud workloads, hybrid setups, and pay-as-you-go infrastructure management.

The core product stack includes Cloud VPS (preconfigured virtual servers with Linux or Windows choices), Cloud PRO VMware (IaaS designed for more demanding and structured deployments with guaranteed resources), and Virtual Private Cloud (VMware-based virtual datacenter approach that supports building complete environments with servers, firewalls, and networks). On top of compute, it also offers Cloud Object Storage (S3-compatible storage for archiving and application data), Cloud Backup (backup accounts with flexible billing models), Cloud DBaaS (managed relational database engines such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, and Microsoft SQL Server licensing options), Cloud Monitoring (monitoring with dashboards, alerting, and API integration), Hybrid Cloud / Hybrid Link connectivity for linking local and cloud environments, and a Domain Center for domain operations.

Language and localization are stronger than what many regional cloud portals provide. Depending on the section (main site, customer area, knowledge base, storage portal), the environment is available in Czech, Slovak, English, Italian, French, Polish, Hungarian, German, and Spanish. Pricing views are also practical for cross-border buyers, with CZK and EUR supported and VAT display commonly switchable between included and excluded.

ForpsiCloud.cz is a cloud extension of FORPSI (but only for CZ market, using only Czech language), aimed at customers who want to move from traditional hosting into infrastructure design: virtual servers, VMware-based private cloud constructs, S3-compatible storage, backup, monitoring, and managed database engines. Strengths include the multi-datacenter European footprint, clearly stated SLA targets, a practical credit-based billing model, and a well-developed ecosystem of documentation + nonstop support options.

It is a particularly good fit for teams that want Czech/EU-centric deployment choices, multi-language accessibility, and the ability to mix simple VPS-style instances with more structured VMware/OpenStack environments as requirements grow. [visit website forpsi.com]

Wedos

WEDOS Internet, a.s. operates under the consumer-facing VEDOS hosting brand and the broader WEDOS / WE DO Security umbrella on wedos.com. The company has been active since around 2010 and in a relatively short time became one of the largest web hosting providers in Czechia, now also targeting a wider European audience with security and performance services. Operations are built around two proprietary data centers in Hluboká nad Vltavou, while the corporate structure includes additional entities abroad to support its international focus.

For a typical hosting customer, the main point of contact is VEDOS.cz, where they bundle everything needed to get a project online and keep it running: domain registration, shared web hosting, semi-dedicated WMS managed servers, VPS and cloud servers, dedicated servers, standalone mail hosting, remote Disk storage and backup, a Website builder service, and monitoring and early-warning tools such as WEDOS EWM and WEDOS OnLine. All of this is managed through their own customer administration interface rather than cPanel or Plesk, so the platform feels tightly integrated and very much in-house.

On wedos.com they present the more advanced global stack:

• WEDOS Protection – always-on Anycast DDoS protection with L3/L4 and L7 filtering plus WAF, DNS and HTTPS control, GeoIP rules, CAPTCHA, and detailed security analytics.
• WEDOS Global – a global Anycast backbone that powers WAF, CDN and DNS at the edge, positioning itself as a European alternative to the big US-centric CDN and security clouds.
• WEDOS Zone / MX Protection / Resolver / Storage / Zero Trust / NIS2 – DNS hosting, mail security, a recursive DNS resolver, a zero-trust access layer, and a NIS2-oriented compliance bundle that packages protection, monitoring and reporting together, in some cases with a 100% SLA for the availability of the security service.

On the hosting side, the backbone is the Webhosting range with three core tariffs:

• LowCost – a very low-priced entry plan with limited resources, suited to small or experimental sites.
• NoLimit – the mainstream plan chosen by most customers, with unlimited disk space under a fair-use policy focused on active website data, unlimited traffic, email accounts, databases and support for multiple domains (multihosting).
• NoLimit Extra – a performance-oriented variant with more CPU and RAM and extra features for heavier or more demanding sites.

All shared hosting plans include email accounts, automatic Let’s Encrypt SSL, multiple PHP versions, MariaDB databases, cron jobs, log access, backups and one-click installers for popular applications like WordPress. Uptime commitments range from 99.9% up to 99.99% depending on the chosen tariff, with a formal SLA and the possibility to claim credit if the service falls below the guaranteed level.

For email-centric workloads, standalone Mailhosting plans (for individuals and businesses) provide modern email on your own domain, large mailboxes, antispam and archiving, keeping data inside the WEDOS data center infrastructure rather than external cloud platforms. This is particularly attractive for customers who host their website elsewhere but want to centralize email in one place.
Above shared hosting there are several compute layers:

• SSD VPS – fixed-size virtual servers on SSD storage with full root access, aimed at users who want predictable monthly pricing and full control of the OS.
• VPS ON – cloud-style virtual servers on an OpenNebula cluster, with flexible combinations of RAM, CPU and disk, 100% SSD storage and a more granular "pay for what you allocate" approach.
• WEDOS Cloud – a more advanced cloud environment, also on OpenNebula, managed via the SunStone interface for customers who prefer to assemble their own virtual infrastructure.

For projects that outgrow VPS, WMS (Webhosting Managed Server) provides a semi-dedicated environment: a powerful shared platform with many resources that is still managed very similarly to shared hosting, ideal for agencies running multiple WordPress or CMS sites. When a fully isolated machine is required, dedicated servers in the WEDOS data centers offer bare-metal performance with remote management integrated into the same customer portal.

Additional services complete the portfolio:

• Disk – online storage and backup, tightly integrated with hosting and servers; some hosting plans include a portion of Disk space by default.
• Website – a bundled website builder plus hosting, designed for small businesses that prefer a visual editor instead of FTP and CMS installation.
• WEDOS EWM (Early Warning & Monitoring) and WEDOS OnLine – multi-location monitoring for domains, websites and services, with automatic checks and alerts run from the same global infrastructure that WEDOS uses internally.

The website and control panel are localized into a wide range of languages (including English, Czech, Slovak, Polish, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Romanian and Swedish) and prices can be displayed in CZK, EUR, PLN and USD. This makes the service accessible to both local customers and a broader Central European and international audience.

As an additional observation drawn from WHTop’s product monitoring, vedos.cz has maintained consistent naming across its VPS lineup since October 2019. A similar continuity is visible in the dedicated server catalog, where configurations such as HPE ProLiant DL320e, QUANTA S910-X31E, and FUJITSU RX100 appear to have remained essentially unchanged as well (very rare cases for dedicated machines).

In this context, that persistence is more plausibly interpreted as a sign of a stable and standardized product structure rather than stagnation. The continuity in plan identity can coexist with meaningful operational growth, and in vedos.cz’s case it aligns with the broader pattern of the company having expanded its business over time, suggesting that catalog consistency reflects deliberate product governance rather than a lack of development.

Overall, they are a high-volume, low-cost but technically serious operator: aggressive pricing combined with proprietary data centers, a sizable Anycast security platform and visible engineering depth behind the hosting and security products. [visit website wedos.com]

web4u.cz

Web4U is an established Czech web hosting, domain-registration and server-infrastructure provider founded in 2000 by Martin Kukačka and Lukáš Kunovský. The company is headquartered in Prague and became part of Miss Group in July 2022, when the international hosting group completed its first acquisition in the Czech Republic.

At the time of the acquisition, Web4U served more than 15,000 public-sector organizations and small-to-medium businesses, employed 11 people and had generated CZK 38 million in annual revenue. The company now falls within the 11–50 employee range, manages approximately 68,000 domains and operates more than 800 servers.

Its service portfolio covers domain registration, free entry-level hosting, shared Linux hosting, email hosting, Linux and Windows virtual servers, dedicated servers, managed servers, server housing, backup storage, server monitoring, DNS, SSL certificates, website builders and VPN access. This broad structure makes it possible to begin with a basic domain or shared-hosting account and later move to VPS, managed infrastructure or dedicated hardware without changing providers.

Domain registration is one of the company’s most developed services. Web4U supports a wide selection of Czech, European and generic extensions, together with online DNS management, free DNSSEC for .CZ and .EU domains, IPv6, email and SMS expiration notifications, registrar transfers and contact-detail management.

Every registered domain can use the free Vizitka package. This entry-level service includes a basic editable webpage, one email address, Webmail and unlimited domain aliases. It provides a practical starting point for individuals and small organizations that need an online presence without purchasing a complete hosting package.

Companies managing at least five domains can join the domain partner program. The program operates through a prepaid account with a minimum CZK 1,000 deposit, while the partner assumes responsibility for supporting its own end customers. A SOAP-based Domain API is available for automated registration and administration. It remains suitable for established integrations, although some documentation and PHP examples belong to an older generation of the platform.

Shared web hosting is divided into MINI, BASIC, HIT, OPTIMAL and KOMPLET packages. SSD storage ranges from 4 GB to 200 GB, while mailbox allowances increase from 10 accounts on the smallest plan to unlimited mailboxes on KOMPLET. Depending on the selected package, customers receive MariaDB databases, PostgreSQL support, cron jobs, FTP accounts, domain aliases, subdomains, AWStats statistics and progressively higher PHP memory limits.

The hosting environment uses Debian Linux, Apache 2.4, Nginx, PHP 7.4 and newer PHP 8 releases, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, Postfix, Dovecot, ClamAV and SpamAssassin. Traffic is unlimited for ordinary websites, although exceptionally demanding projects or services centered on large file downloads may require individual approval.

WordPress, Joomla, Drupal and PrestaShop can be installed automatically. Web4U also provides the BaseKit Website Builder, allowing customers to create websites visually without coding and to operate relatively simple online stores. The newer WordPress AI Builder can generate an initial WordPress website that remains fully editable through the standard WordPress administration interface.

A .CZ domain is included free for the first year with BASIC or any higher shared-hosting package. Let’s Encrypt certificates can be activated for the main domain and its subdomains. Customers requiring a separate commercial certificate can use SNI hosting for an additional fee.

Mail Hosting is available independently for customers who need professional domain-based email without a full website package. It includes 10 GB of initial storage, unlimited mailboxes, POP3, IMAP and SMTP with SSL/TLS encryption, antivirus protection, intelligent spam filtering and unlimited data transfer. Additional storage can be purchased as the account grows.

The server portfolio is much broader than a conventional shared-hosting catalog. Linux VPS plans use KVM/QEMU virtualization and include root access, while Windows VPS plans use Hyper-V with Windows Server 2022 and administrator access through Remote Desktop. Virtual servers include IPv4 connectivity, IPv6 availability, unlimited monthly traffic and configurations suitable for applications, databases, development environments and multihosting projects.

Dedicated servers use Supermicro (supermicro.com) hardware and can be configured with Intel Xeon or AMD EPYC processors, ECC memory, SATA SSD or NVMe storage and remote IPMI access. Hardware servicing is included with rented dedicated systems, and the available configurations extend from standard business servers to high-core-count AMD EPYC platforms.

Customers who prefer not to administer an operating system themselves can choose Managed VPS or Managed Dedicated Servers. Managed plans include system administration, continuous monitoring and daily backups. Additional administration can also be ordered by the hour for self-managed VPS and dedicated infrastructure.

Server housing is available for customer-owned equipment. Packages include rack space, power and 1 Gbps NIX and transit connectivity, with optional redundant power connections, additional IP addresses, IPv6, IPMI and temporary KVM access. Hardware replacement, disk changes and other remote-hands work can be arranged when physical intervention is necessary.

The optional backup service stores customer data on redundant disk arrays and retains two daily, two weekly and two monthly copies. Active server monitoring and additional IP addresses are also available as separate services.

The VPN service is supplied through PrivateVPN, another Miss Group company. It supports up to ten devices, unlimited bandwidth, AES-256 encryption and applications for Windows, macOS, Android and iOS. Its network includes more than 200 servers in approximately 63 countries and supports OpenVPN, IKEv2, L2TP/IPsec and several other connection methods.

Web4U is primarily focused on the Czech market. Czech is the main website, administration and support language, with partial English and Slovak localization. An English contact area and domain-registration interface exist, but some product links lead back to Czech-language sections. International customers should therefore expect a Czech-first ordering and account-management experience.

Prices are displayed in Czech koruna, normally both excluding and including 21% VAT. The platform remains functional and information-rich, although modernization is uneven. Newer support resources coexist with older fixed-width product sections, legacy infrastructure references and dated API examples. Ordering and service administration remain practical, but the experience is less consistent than on recently rebuilt hosting platforms. [visit website web4u.cz]

MyDreams.cz

MyDreams Innovations s.r.o., founded in 2004, has grown from a self-employed venture into a trusted and technically adept hosting provider known for its commitment to secure, stable, and individually tailored services. Based in the Czech Republic, the company distinguishes itself through a deep foundation of technical expertise—its entire administrative team holds Red Hat certifications, with the lead administrator certified as an RHCA (Red Hat Certified Architect).

From the beginning, MyDreams has focused on managed VPS and dedicated server solutions, prioritizing service quality over aggressive expansion. Rather than imposing arbitrary limitations, they operate under a Fair Use Policy, offering clients flexibility and respect in managing their services. This philosophy fosters long-term relationships and positions them as a company more concerned with doing things right than simply growing fast.

Their technical infrastructure is anchored in the Master Praha data center, one of the most advanced facilities in the region, featuring high-capacity server rooms and robust 10Gbps full-duplex uplinks to both NIX (Neutral Internet Exchange) and international networks. Their virtual servers share large clustered environments and include 100Mbps Ethernet interfaces to ensure consistent performance. This setup is designed for maximum redundancy, computing power, and uptime reliability.

MyDreams' approach is not only professional but also creative. They name their core servers after mythical characters, while SaaS-oriented servers are labeled by function, reflecting the company’s personality and culture. Their strategic vision includes international expansion, with planned server deployments in Kitakyushu, Japan, and at TELEHOUSE in New York, USA.

Over the years, MyDreams has expanded its reach by incorporating several smaller web hosting providers into its portfolio, including EUhosting, Hostzona, POND, and Hlubina.com. These acquisitions have helped solidify its reputation in the Czech and broader European markets, and most recently, in Poland as of October 2023.

The company emphasizes customization and security over mass-market hosting. Their Linux VPS and SSD hosting services are developed with a clear focus on reliability, and their clients benefit from solutions designed and supported by real systems engineers—not generic support reps. They even go beyond traditional support boundaries, offering assistance for technical issues outside the standard scope when needed. [visit website mydreams.cz]

Host-telecom

Host-telecom.com – A Backbone Provider in Central European Data Infrastructure

In the highly competitive world of IT infrastructure, Host-telecom.com positions itself not merely as another data center operator but as a strategic enabler for businesses navigating the complex demands of the modern digital ecosystem. With operations centered in the Czech Republic, this provider delivers Tier III-certified colocation and cloud solutions to a wide range of local and international clients, underpinned by a vision led by CEO Pavel Chernobrov.
What makes Host-telecom.com particularly compelling is its balance of technical strength and a deeply customer-centric philosophy, offering businesses both the performance they require and the support they rarely expect.

Reliable Foundations – Built for Enterprise Stability

Host-telecom.com runs its services from Tier III data centers, a detail that may sound like technical jargon but has real-world impact. This level of certification means power and cooling systems are redundant and fully maintainable without causing downtime—an essential feature for businesses whose operations rely on uninterrupted access to their IT assets.
Their colocation services are designed with flexibility in mind, offering everything from single-server placements to full racks, all within a secure and highly monitored environment. This makes them particularly attractive for enterprises that need to scale hardware resources without sacrificing control or security.
The company's ownership of physical infrastructure, rather than relying on third parties, gives them end-to-end oversight—something many competitors cannot claim.

Embracing Cloud, But on Your Terms

While rooted in physical infrastructure, Host-telecom.com has evolved thoughtfully into the cloud domain, offering virtual servers, container-as-a-service (CaaS), and virtual data centers. Their cloud solutions are backed by both VMware and OpenStack, catering to clients who either prefer enterprise-grade stability or want open-source agility.
What sets their cloud services apart is the migration support they offer, including for clients moving away from VMware environments. This practical assistance highlights a broader strategy—Host-telecom.com doesn’t just offer tools, they help you use them properly.

Hardware That Doesn’t Cut Corners

In a time when many providers compete on price by cutting corners on hardware, Host-telecom.com goes the opposite route. Their close partnerships with Dell, HPe, SuperMicro, and GIGABYTE ensure customers have access to top-tier hardware and benefit from OEM-grade service agreements.
This translates to consistent performance and faster support for mission-critical workloads, whether you're deploying a custom server configuration or renting dedicated resources.

A Customer-Centric Culture Backed by Real Expertise

More than any one service or specification, Host-telecom.com’s strength lies in how it approaches its clients. Unlike the impersonal approach typical of large infrastructure providers, this company takes the time to understand each client's business environment. Their team not only helps identify infrastructure weaknesses but also provides custom solutions designed around specific operational goals.
The availability of 24/7 multilingual support underscores their commitment to accessibility—whether your business is based in Prague, Berlin, or further afield.
From IP leasing and backup storage to managed services, everything is delivered with a mindset of solving problems, not just provisioning systems. [visit website host-telecom.com]

Giga Server.CZ

GIGASERVER.CZ is a Czech web hosting, domain registration, server, SSL certificate and email/groupware provider operated by Seonet Multimedia s.r.o. from Opava, Czech Republic. The Gigaserver hosting service has operated since April 2005, while Seonet Multimedia s.r.o. became the current limited-liability operator in 2007. The business is connected with Pavel Ondřej, founder of Seonet Multimedia and the GIGASERVER.CZ / GIGADESIGN.CZ brands.

This is a locally focused Czech hosting company rather than a global mass-market cloud platform. Their portfolio covers Domains, Shared Hosting, VIP Hosting, Multihosting, Virtual Servers, Dedicated Servers, Managed Servers, SSL Certificates, Kerio Connect / Smart Office email, and web/design-related services through the associated Gigadesign brand. They also maintain an official .CZ registrar profile through CZ.NIC under REG-SEONET, which gives them a stronger position for Czech domain customers.

The shared hosting line is broad for a local provider. Entry plans such as Smart, Praktik, Mini, and Live fit personal websites, small company pages, basic CMS projects, and low-traffic business sites. Higher plans such as Online, Hyperpower, Easydisk, and Idealdisk increase disk space, database limits, FTP access and memory limits. Standard shared hosting includes unlimited email mailboxes, unlimited subdomains, unlimited data transfer, PHP versions up to 8.3, AWStats, Cron, SMTP, IMAP4, POP3, MySQL 5–8 and individual technical settings.

For customers needing more isolation without moving directly to a full server, VIP Hosting is the more performance-oriented shared environment. It limits the number of domains per server, uses stricter security rules, and is better suited for larger websites, higher-traffic projects and more demanding e-commerce stores. For heavier workloads, the company also offers configurable virtual servers, managed servers, and dedicated server quotations.

The website is built primarily for Czech-speaking customers and uses CZK pricing. Product prices are usually shown both excluding VAT and including VAT. The design has a traditional local-hosting style rather than a modern global SaaS appearance, but the service catalog, pricing structure, support knowledge base and operational updates remain practical for Czech-market customers. [visit website gigaserver.cz]

Master.cz

Review of Master.cz – Enterprise Hosting with Local Precision and Global Standards (2001–2025)

For nearly two and a half decades, Master.cz was a cornerstone of the Czech IT infrastructure scene. With data centers in both Prague and Brno, and a reputation for providing custom-built server solutions, enterprise cloud services, and high-security hosting environments, the company earned its place among the top infrastructure providers in the region.

Before ceasing operations in 2025, Master.cz was not only recognized for the scale of its technology but also for its personalized client approach, blending large-scale capability with small-team commitment.

Tailor-Made Infrastructure for Critical Systems

Master.cz specialized in hosting mission-critical systems for businesses with high availability demands. Instead of offering standard, off-the-shelf packages, the company focused on customized setups—from dedicated servers with AMD EPYC and Intel Silver CPUs, to highly available clusters and geo-redundant cloud configurations.

Their VPS hosting used KVM and Hyper-V platforms, automatically deployable in minutes, and ideal for clients requiring a quick, yet stable hosting solution. Additionally, Master offered a managed option, providing full server administration and 24/7 monitoring—ensuring minimal downtime and reduced complexity for clients.

Certified, Secure, and Highly Redundant

Master.cz operated with several international certifications, including ISO 9001, ISO 27001, ISO/IEC 27017, and ISO/IEC 27018, which reflected its dedication to data protection, process integrity, and cloud service security. Their data centers were designed with redundant power branches, advanced cooling systems, and N+1 engine generators, providing 24-hour backup capacity without refueling.

Security was taken seriously—biometric authentication, RFID/PIN dual access, CCTV surveillance, and 6-layer protection protocols were standard at both the Prague and Brno facilities. Their proprietary CSIRT (Computer Security Incident Response Team) and membership in PHOENIX highlighted their active role in IT security and threat mitigation.

Responsive Support and Expert Staff

Whether deploying a new server or addressing a critical failure, Master guaranteed 15-minute support response times. Their support team included technicians certified in CCNP and advanced infrastructure training, ensuring competent, real-time help—especially valuable for enterprise users handling e-commerce, DevOps, or software development environments.

Beyond Business: A Cultural and Social Ethos

Internally, Master fostered a culture of mutual respect, low turnover, and long-term client relationships, often highlighting the human aspect behind the machines. Their support of nonprofits like Světluška (aiding the blind) and Paspoint (supporting people with autism) illustrated a broader commitment beyond business.

This ethos translated to customers, many of whom valued the personal touch not typically found in larger, faceless hosting conglomerates. [visit website master.cz]

Webglobe.cz

Webglobe.cz is a Central European provider that covers the full "get online and grow" stack: domain registration, DNS management, shared web hosting, WordPress hosting, an AI-assisted WebEditor, business-grade email solutions, plus VPS and dedicated servers for projects that outgrow shared hosting. They operate as Webglobe, s.r.o. and work across the Czech, Slovak, and wider regional market with teams and infrastructure spanning multiple countries.

Their background is rooted in long-term operations rather than a short-lived hosting brand. They trace their start to 1999, scale into the Czech market in 2019, and later become part of group.one in 2024. On the scale side, they publish figures that put them firmly into the "large regional operator" category: 120K+ clients, 280K+ registered domains, 100K+ webhosting services, and 3.5K+ servers.

The domains side is not just a registrar checkout. They offer 380+ TLD choices, fast activation after payment, expiry reminders via email and SMS, automatic renewals, and add-ons like Doménová pojistka for locking down changes and reducing expiration risk. DNS management includes DNSSEC for .cz/.sk/.eu, IPv6-ready DNS records, and a practical API layer for automation (registration, renewals, DNS changes).

For classic websites, their shared Webhosting is built around speed and safety features that matter day-to-day: NVMe SSD storage, daily backups with restore history (up to 14 days on standard tiers), free Let’s Encrypt SSL (including subdomains), professional email on your domain with anti-spam, plus security layers such as malware scans and a DDoS shield. They also include a migration workflow that covers FTP, databases, and email services without turning the move into a weekend project.

Their WordPress hosting is positioned as a more guided WordPress experience: WordPress is pre-installed, common plugins/themes are prepared, automatic updates are included, and performance tuning is handled through their Turbo Cache approach (they quote "up to 12× faster" loading). Higher tiers scale to more sites, bigger storage allocations, and priority support.

For customers who want a website without dealing with "hosting plumbing," AI WebEditor sits between a website builder and hosting bundle. It adds an AI writing assistant, media/icon libraries, version history, and marketing-oriented features, and it typically includes a domain and a professional email address as part of the package.
Email is treated as a full product line, not a checkbox. They offer Firemní e-mail (domain email with webmail access, Outlook integration, and "double" anti-spam checks), Office Mail based on IceWarp (with a 3-month free trial of the Ultra tier), and Microsoft Exchange Online / Microsoft 365 Business for organizations that want the Microsoft ecosystem (Outlook web interface, shared mailboxes, distribution lists, and Office apps).

On the infrastructure side, they provide a clear upgrade ladder: VPS for customers who want full control, Managed VPS for customers who want senior admins handling setup, monitoring, security, and backups, plus physical dedicated servers and managed dedicated servers for maximum isolation. Their server layer also emphasizes redundancy in practical terms—triple replication for data, backup power, dual connectivity, and spare hardware ready for fast replacement.

Their website is clearly multilingual (Czech, Slovak, English, using separate domain name) and pricing is shown in multiple currencies (CZK and EUR), which reduces friction for customers ordering from outside one domestic market. This localization approach signals they support smoother cross-border onboarding rather than treating international buyers as an edge case. [visit website webglobe.cz]