Top 10 Web Hosting Spain 🔟

Stackscale

Stackscale is a European Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) and Private Cloud provider with roots in the hosting world going back to the late 1990s. The company was conceived in Amsterdam in 2012, started commercial activity in 2013 from Spain, and is now part of Grupo Aire, a wider telecom and cloud group (they also include Tera Disk) . The founders — David Carrero, David Sánchez and Javier Primo — previously built and merged successful Spanish hosting brands (Ferca Network and Veloxia Network) into Acens, so there is a long track record behind the current platform.

The focus is clearly on dedicated, high-performance infrastructure rather than commodity shared hosting. Everything revolves around private and hybrid cloud setups, bare-metal nodes, network storage and colocation inside tier-class data centers in Madrid and the Amsterdam region. Resources (CPU, RAM, storage and network) are reserved for each customer, which suits projects where noisy neighbors and unpredictable performance are not acceptable.

On the compute side, Stackscale structures its Private Cloud offering around two hardware generations:

• G3 nodes (AMD EPYC) – newer platforms with AMD EPYC processors, 20 or 80 Gbit/s high-speed networking, and fast NVMe local disks combined with networked storage. These nodes target demanding workloads and modern virtualization stacks.
• G2 nodes (Intel Xeon) – nodes built on recent Intel processors with 40 Gbit/s networking, local SSDs and direct connection to network storage, tuned for robust, enterprise-grade private clouds.

Virtualization is delivered using Proxmox VE or Broadcom VMware, so customers can choose between a leading open-source hypervisor and a classic enterprise virtualization stack. The idea is to combine virtualization flexibility with the guarantees of dedicated hardware, giving a "cloud experience" but with more predictable performance and isolation than typical public cloud instances.

Beyond private cloud, there is a full bare-metal server portfolio. Intel-based and AMD-based servers are offered with different profiles (CPU-optimized vs memory-optimized), usually with:

• Multi-core Intel Xeon or AMD EPYC CPUs
• From ~192 GiB up to 768 GiB RAM (and beyond in some configs)
• 2x SSD system disks plus support for multiple additional SATA/SAS or NVMe drives
• 40 Gbit/s redundant networking split between storage and private/Internet traffic
• Hardware RAID with NVRAM, out-of-band management and 24/7 monitoring

These servers are aimed at customers who want to run their own virtualization, big databases, in-memory analytics or custom stacks on top of a predictable physical layer.

Storage is another pillar. Stackscale’s Hybrid Plus network storage is built on NetApp FAS systems using flash plus SAS drives, reachable over a multi-40G/100G network. The storage line is organized in tiers (Flash Premium/Plus/Standard, Archive, etc.) and comes with enterprise-style features:

• IOPS service level around 1,000 IOPS per TB
• Snapshots taken every 6 hours, with several days of history
• Options for synchronous georeplication between independent data centers for Disaster Recovery
• The ability to expand or shrink storage and change tiers non-disruptively

On top of that base infrastructure, Stackscale provides several specialized products and solutions:

• Synchronous network storage for mission-critical, high-availability database and virtualization clusters
• Infrastructure for Disaster Recovery, combining remote data centers, network storage and replicas
• Managed services and advanced system administration for customers who want Stackscale’s team to handle more of the day-to-day operations
• Colocation services in their partner data centers, for customers who bring their own hardware but want to leverage the same network and facilities
• Solution bundles for eCommerce, ISPs, backup/DR, OpenStack, OpenNebula, server migration to cloud and CDN integration

A key theme across the platform is transparency: hardware specs, network design, redundancy mechanisms and certifications are documented in detail. They explicitly aim at medium and large consumers of compute, storage and network resources — IaaS/PaaS/SaaS providers, IT integrators, web and app hosters, managed service providers, VoIP platforms and similar.

What Stackscale does not do is typical low-end shared hosting, simple WordPress packages, or domain-only services. This is an infrastructure provider for teams that are comfortable managing operating systems, virtualization and application stacks themselves, or that work with an integration partner. [visit website stackscale.com]

SW Hosting

SW Hosting is a Spanish web hosting, domain registration, cloud infrastructure and data center provider operated by SW Hosting & Communications Technologies S.L. The company has been active since 1996, giving it a long and credible operating history in the Spanish hosting market. Their profile is stronger than a standard shared-hosting company because they combine website hosting, domains, cloud servers, dedicated infrastructure, reseller services, housing/colocation, SSL certificates, website creation tools, REST API access and their own SWPanel management platform.

SW Hosting is suitable for customers who want both classic web hosting and more technical infrastructure from the same provider. Their portfolio includes Domains, Smart Web Hosting, WordPress Hosting, PrestaShop Hosting, WooCommerce Hosting, Moodle Hosting, Cloud Standard, Cloud Xtreme, MultiCloud, Baremetal / Dedicated Servers, Reseller Hosting, Housing / Colocation, SSL Certificates, SW EasyWeb Website Builder, DNS / WHOIS tools, and developer-oriented API access.

Their shared hosting range is built around Smart Hosting, with customizable resources, NVMe storage, email accounts, FTP, MySQL databases, free SSL/TLS, Cloudflare CDN, PHP version selection, daily backups, one-click CMS installation and management through SWPanel. The specialized WordPress, PrestaShop, WooCommerce and Moodle hosting products follow the same infrastructure approach but are adapted for common website, ecommerce and e-learning workloads. For small business websites, blogs and online stores, this is one of their most accessible service families.

Their cloud services are more advanced. Cloud Standard is a flexible cloud server product with NVMe Flash disks, Intel CPUs, root/admin access, OS templates, one-click applications, scalable vCore/RAM/disk resources, hourly billing and no permanence. Cloud Xtreme is the higher-performance option, using faster Flash storage and Intel Xeon Gold-class infrastructure. MultiCloud separates web, mail and database services into different cloud servers, which improves service isolation and scalability for more demanding hosting environments.

For customers needing dedicated hardware, SW Hosting offers Dell PowerEdge R740 Baremetal servers with Intel Xeon Gold processors, DDR4 RAM, SSD storage, RAID options, iDRAC Enterprise, DDoS protection, private networking, OS installation and included technical support. This line is more appropriate for companies that require exclusive physical resources for ERP/CRM platforms, high-traffic applications, sensitive data storage, gaming servers, VoIP, VPN, backups or private infrastructure.

Agencies and technical resellers can use Cloud Hosting Reseller plans with white-label SWPanel access, customer management, plan customization, billing tools, migration tools, reseller-level support, hosting templates, custom nameservers, resource controls and VIP domain pricing. This is a useful model for web developers, digital agencies and smaller hosting businesses that want to manage end customers without building a full platform from zero.

The website is available in English, Spanish and Catalan, and pricing can be displayed in EUR (€) or USD ($). Prices do not include taxes, which should be considered when comparing final costs. [visit website swhosting.com]

Don Dominio

DonDominio is a Spanish domain registrar and hosting provider operated by Soluciones Corporativas IP, S.L., based in Manacor, Mallorca. The DonDominio brand launched in 2007, after the first platform development and Spanish registry accreditation work in 2006. The company has a strong position in the Spanish registrar market, with domain registration as its main business line and hosting, email, SSL, DNS and reseller services built around that core.

This is not a broad VPS or dedicated-server provider. DonDominio is better understood as a Domains + Shared Hosting + Email + SSL platform for individuals, small businesses, agencies and domain resellers. Their portfolio includes domain registration, domain transfer, shared web hosting, professional email hosting, SSL certificates, DNS Anycast, Website Builder / WebConstructor, application installer, WordPress, PrestaShop, Joomla, Drupal, Nextcloud, reseller services, API access, white-label panel and WHMCS modules. Direct VPS, cloud server, dedicated server, colocation hosting, Windows hosting and managed server products are not part of the current offer.

The domain side is the most mature part of the company. DonDominio works with hundreds of domain extensions and has direct registrar accreditations with major registry ecosystems, including ICANN, ESNIC / Red.es, EURid, PIR, VeriSign and PuntCAT. This gives the company more depth than a simple domain reseller, especially for customers who need domain operations, contacts, DNS, renewals, transfers, DNSSEC, Whois privacy where available, and bulk management under one platform.

Their shared hosting is Linux/PHP/MySQL-oriented and targets standard websites, WordPress projects, small e-commerce stores and professional email setups. Plans include unlimited monthly traffic under fair-use rules, daily backups, HTTPS, HTTP/2, FTP/WebFTP, statistics, password-protected directories, PHP 8.x, MySQL/MariaDB, phpMyAdmin, DNS management and an application installer. The hosting product is practical, although it is tied to DonDominio’s domain-management model: the domain must be managed with DonDominio to use their hosting service.

The website is modern, well organized and localized. Active language coverage includes Spanish, English, Catalan and Portuguese, while prices are shown in EUR and exclude VAT. This makes DonDominio a strong fit for Spanish and European customers who want domain, DNS, email and basic hosting in one client area rather than a separate cPanel-style hosting environment. [visit website dondominio.com]

Arsys

Arsys is one of Spain’s long-running hosting and cloud providers, operating in the market since 1996 and built around a "do-it-all for SMEs" catalog: domains, email, websites, ecommerce, shared hosting, and scalable cloud infrastructure. The company sits firmly in the mid-to-large provider tier, with more than 1.2 million active services, over 250,000 customers, and 400+ employees, and it operates as part of IONOS (Arsys joined the group in 2013).

Their portfolio is broad enough to cover almost any common online project:

• Domains: registration, transfers, redirection, domain protection, DNS hosting, WHOIS/RDAP tools, and an AI-based name generator, plus volume-oriented domain pricing options.
• Shared Hosting (Linux/Windows): "Professional", "Advanced", and "Unlimited" style tiers with email, SSL options, and unlimited traffic as a recurring theme.
• WordPress Hosting (and WooCommerce use cases): positioned as NVMe-based and designed for quick deployment with a simpler operational path than a raw VPS.
• Reseller Hosting (Cloudwebs): a consumption-based reseller model where resources can be shared-platform or hardware-dedicated, and can be paired with WHMCS on a Plesk server for automation.
• Email: domain email plans plus Microsoft 365, with mailbox migration tooling and add-ons like email backup.
• Website Builder / "Web Profesional" and Online Store: a hosted site builder approach and an ecommerce platform built around ePages, including integrations for popular payment methods and shipping providers.
• Servers & Cloud: VPS, Dedicated (bare metal, pay-per-use), and a Cloud platform managed through their Data Center Designer panel, with higher-end options such as Private Cloud VMware, Kubernetes, object storage, and managed databases (e.g., PostgreSQL and MongoDB).

A consistent theme across the lineup is that Arsys tries to keep the "day-2 operations" approachable: panels are emphasized, deployment is meant to be quick, and scaling is presented as a practical step rather than a redesign of your stack. For customers who want a Spanish-speaking provider with strong local presence and a credible enterprise backbone through IONOS, the overall package is coherent.

The main limitation is that the catalog is so wide that it can feel more like an ecosystem than a single "best at one thing" platform. Buyers who only want the cheapest possible shared hosting may find stronger value elsewhere, but for businesses that want one provider for domains + hosting + email + cloud growth, Arsys is structurally well positioned.
Arsys runs a multilingual storefront with Spanish and English options (they used to have French support, but not anymore), and pricing is displayed in EUR, with an explicit toggle for showing prices with or without VAT. [visit website arsys.es]

IONOS.es

IONOS Spain is the Spanish operation of one of Europe’s largest hosting, domain, server, and cloud infrastructure groups. Its history began in 1988, when Ralph Dommermuth founded 1&1 in Montabaur, Germany. The company entered the Spanish market in 2007, acquired Arsys in 2013, consolidated its hosting and cloud activities under the IONOS name in 2018, and completed its initial public offering in February 2023.

IONOS is part of the United Internet Group and is led by CEO Achim Weiss. The wider organization serves more than six million customers, manages approximately 22 million domains, operates over 100,000 servers, and employs around 4,300 people from approximately 70 nationalities. This scale gives the Spanish operation considerably more infrastructure, engineering capacity, and product variety than a typical local hosting provider.

The portfolio begins with domain registration, domain transfers, DNS management, SSL certificates, professional email, web hosting, and managed WordPress. It also supports Joomla, PrestaShop, WooCommerce, and other PHP-based applications. Standard web hosting includes redundant storage, unlimited traffic, databases, a domain during the first year, wildcard SSL, email accounts, daily backups, SSH/SFTP access, and one-click application installation. More advanced packages add WP-CLI and development tools suitable for agencies and technically experienced users.

Managed WordPress is aimed at customers who want automatic updates, security maintenance, backups, performance optimization, and a simplified administration environment. WooCommerce hosting adds online-store functionality, product and category management, vulnerability scanning, website analytics, backups, and developer access through SSH, SFTP, Git, and WP-CLI. Joomla and PrestaShop users can also choose hosting environments adapted to their applications instead of configuring an unmanaged server from scratch.

IONOS has developed a substantial website and e-commerce division. Customers can use an AI-assisted website builder, online-store creator, professional web-design service, logo generator, appointment scheduling, reputation management, email marketing, social media management, search-engine marketing, and an AI telephone receptionist. These services are particularly useful for small businesses that need an integrated online presence without employing separate design, system administration, and digital marketing teams.

Its communication and office portfolio includes professional email, hosted Exchange, email archiving, cloud storage, managed collaborative workspaces, Microsoft 365, and Google Workspace. This makes IONOS suitable for companies that want domains, hosting, mailboxes, document collaboration, backups, and business applications under one billing relationship.

The server portfolio is equally broad. It includes Linux and Windows VPS, dedicated AMD and Intel servers, high-storage servers, GPU servers, bare-metal infrastructure, managed servers, backup storage, object storage, and cloud computing. VPS customers receive root access, a static IPv4 address, IPv6 allocation, firewall controls, KVM access, DDoS protection, and connectivity of up to 1 Gbit/s. Available operating systems include AlmaLinux, Debian, Rocky Linux, Ubuntu, Windows Server 2022, and Windows Server 2025.

Dedicated servers are available with SSD, HDD, or NVMe configurations and can be combined with RAID, additional IP addresses, cloud networking, backup services, and server administration software. Specialized configurations are available for large storage volumes, databases, virtualization, artificial intelligence workloads, automation platforms, and GPU-accelerated applications.

The enterprise cloud platform is a separate and considerably more advanced environment. It covers virtual machines, bare metal, GPU instances, block storage, object storage, NFS, managed Kubernetes, container registries, managed databases, event streaming, load balancers, VPNs, NAT gateways, DNS, CDN, monitoring, logging, backup, AI services, and private cloud infrastructure. Resources can be assembled visually through the Data Center Designer or managed through APIs, command-line tools, Terraform, and software development kits.

The Spanish website is fully localized in Spanish, uses EUR, and allows customers to view prices with or without VAT. The interface is modern, responsive, and practical on both desktop and mobile devices.

This extensive catalog is one of the company’s strongest qualities, although it also makes the service more complex than a small hosting provider with only a few plans. IONOS works particularly well for freelancers, agencies, online stores, Spanish SMEs, developers, and larger organizations that want room to progress from a domain or basic website to dedicated infrastructure or a European cloud platform.

The company operates through multiple localized websites, including ionos.com for the United States, ionos.de for Germany, ionos.co.uk for the United Kingdom, ionos.fr for France, ionos.es for Spain, ionos.it for Italy, ionos.ca for Canada, and other country-specific portals. The US website is available in English, with a separate Spanish-language version, but they offer separate domain names and even dedicated offices for individual country markets as follows: ionos.com for English-speaking markets, ionos.de for Germany, ionos.at for Austria, ionos.uk for the United Kingdom, ionos.es for Spain, ionos.fr for France, ionos.ca for Canada, ionos.ro for Romania, and ionos.hu for Hungary. Product prices and currencies vary by country, with USD on the US site and local currencies such as EUR, GBP, CAD, or MXN on regional versions. [visit website ionos.es]

CDmon

cdmon is a big Spanish hosting and domain provider that has been active since 2002, operating under the legal name 10dencehispahard SLU and based in Malgrat de Mar, near Barcelona. Over more than two decades they have grown into a solid mid-size player focused on domains, Linux web hosting, and managed servers, with a strong emphasis on transparency, sustainability, and technical support rather than pure low-cost volume.

The portfolio starts with domain registration across a broad range of TLDs (.com, .es, .cat, .eu, .shop, .store, .io, .tech and many others). Domain management is integrated with DNS hosting, a WHOIS lookup tool, a Domains API for bulk users, and promotional pricing on popular extensions. There is also a clear European focus, which fits their location and customer base.

For classic shared hosting, cdmon offers a structured lineup: a free Microplan bundled with domain registration, followed by paid plans called Start, Junior, Senior, and Master. All of them run on Linux (Debian) and a 100% NVMe cloud platform built in-house. Storage ranges from very small allocations for Microplan up to 80 GB NVMe on the higher tiers, with unmetered transfer (as long as usage is legitimate), recommended visit limits from a few hundred to several hundred thousand per month, and between 1 and 75 email accounts depending on the plan. Every hosting plan includes:

• NVMe SSD storage on their proprietary cloud
• Free SSL (Let’s Encrypt wildcard / multidomain)
• Automatic daily backups with a 15-day history
• One-click installation for WordPress, Joomla, PrestaShop, Moodle
• Built-in Varnish cache, a staging environment, Git deployment, and developer tooling (SSH, Git/SVN, Composer, WP-CLI, cron jobs)

For users who want something more guided, cdmon has WordPress Hosting with AI and a Website Builder with AI. These products are aimed at people who prefer to answer a few questions and let the system generate a site and structure. WordPress comes preinstalled on optimized hosting, while the Website Builder can generate anything from a simple one-pager to a small online shop. For many small businesses this is a practical way to get online quickly without hiring a developer.

Email is treated as a separate product via Mail Hosting, with professional mailboxes and the option to use the same infrastructure even if you do not host a website. Features such as IMAP/POP3, webmail, spam and virus filtering, SPF/DKIM/DMARC, and newsletter-style accounts for bulk sending are all available.

For projects that outgrow shared hosting, cdmon moves into fully managed Virtual Servers (VPS) and Managed Dedicated Servers. The VPS line is flexible:
Between 2 and 16 vCores / 6–34 GB RAM / 150–2000 GB NVMe storage / Up to 20 or unlimited hostings per server / Debian 11, with PHP 8.2–8.5 per hosting

These VPS are 100% managed, including monitoring, updates, security, and backup, so they suit agencies, developers, and SMEs that need more power but do not want to administer Linux themselves.

The Dedicated Servers are the next step: physical machines with Intel Xeon CPUs, NVMe disks and up to 10 Gbps bandwidth, again fully managed and tied into the same NVMe cloud and control panel. They are targeted at high-traffic sites, e-commerce, agencies and resellers needing many hostings, and businesses that want performance and isolation but still prefer the provider to handle system administration.

A notable angle is cdmon’s focus on Green Hosting. All infrastructure is powered by 100% renewable energy and their services are certified by the Green Web Foundation. They highlight the environmental footprint of data centers and position their platform as an option for customers who care about sustainability but still want high performance (NVMe drives, 200 Gbps aggregate bandwidth, and large IOPS pools).

Overall, cdmon is a technically solid, developer-friendly, eco-oriented provider with a clear European orientation. The absence of Windows hosting or cPanel may be a downside for some, but the trade-off is a tightly integrated, custom platform that offers a lot of functionality for PHP-based sites and managed projects. [visit website cdmon.com]

Raiola Networks

Raiola Networks is a Spanish hosting provider operated by Raiola Networks S.L., headquartered in Lugo, Spain, and active since 2014. The company was co-founded by Álvaro Fontela Sánchez and Martín Gómez Hermida, and it has grown into one of the better-known Spanish hosting brands for customers who want local support, Spanish IP space, Madrid infrastructure, and hosting optimized for WordPress, CMS platforms, developers, agencies, and small to mid-sized businesses.

Their portfolio is broad and covers Domains, SSL Certificates, Shared Hosting, WordPress Hosting, Joomla Hosting, PrestaShop Hosting, Drupal Hosting, Moodle Hosting, Email Hosting, Reseller Hosting, SEO Hosting, Elastic Hosting, Node.js Hosting, Python Hosting, Ruby Hosting, Cloud VPS, Optimized VPS, Managed VPS, VPS with cPanel, VPS with Plesk, WordPress VPS, N8N VPS, Dedicated Servers, Housing / Colocation, Proxmox clusters, and Linux server administration.

The shared hosting line is based on SSD / NVMe storage, LiteSpeed, CloudLinux, Imunify360 security, free SSL, daily backups, DDoS protection, cPanel, RoundCube webmail, multiple PHP versions, Spanish IPs, Madrid data center location, free migration, and 24/7 phone and ticket support. The same platform is adapted for WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, PrestaShop, Moodle and other CMS use cases, which makes Raiola Networks especially attractive for Spanish-language website owners who want managed-style assistance without moving immediately to a VPS.

The VPS portfolio is more infrastructure-oriented. Raiola Networks offers KVM-based Cloud VPS plans in Madrid with NVMe SSD storage, unmetered transfer, 500 Mbps ports, anti-DDoS protection, high availability, Spanish IPs and root access. Customers who do not want to manage Linux directly can choose Optimized VPS or WordPress VPS with RaiolaCP, while cPanel and Plesk VPS options are available for more traditional hosting administration. Managed VPS adds systems administration for clients who need VPS power but not daily server management.

Dedicated servers and colocation are positioned for heavier workloads. Dedicated servers can be customized by CPU, RAM, storage, bandwidth and control panel, with partial server administration included by default. Housing / colocation is available in Madrid facilities where Raiola Networks operates its own racks and network presence, making the company more than a simple reseller of commodity hosting.

The service experience is Spanish-language. This is important for international customers: Raiola Networks is strong for Spain-focused businesses, Spanish-speaking customers, and projects that benefit from Spanish IP addresses and Madrid infrastructure, but non-Spanish users may find the ordering flow, documentation, blog and support experience more local than global. [visit website raiolanetworks.com]

Lucus Host

LucusHost is an independent Spanish hosting provider founded in 2018 by Jonathan Martínez, who continues to lead the company as CEO. The business is based in Lugo, Galicia, and operates with a compact team focused primarily on Spanish-speaking customers. Although the LucusHost brand is relatively young, its founder brought more than two decades of experience in web hosting and domain registration to the company.

The service is particularly suitable for websites targeting Spain. The customer area, hosting control panels, documentation and technical support are centered on the Spanish language, while prices are displayed in euros. The website has a modern and responsive layout that works well on current desktop and mobile devices.

Its product portfolio includes shared NVMe hosting, elastic hosting, reseller hosting, Node.js hosting, email hosting, CMS-optimized hosting, Linux VPS, domain registration and commercial SSL certificates. The range covers personal websites, online stores, development projects, agencies and growing business applications. Dedicated servers, Windows servers and colocation are not part of the current offering.

The standard SSD NVMe Hosting packages combine NVMe storage with LiteSpeed, HTTP/3, CloudLinux, CageFS account isolation, Imunify360 protection and a web application firewall. Free SSL certificates, Spanish IP addresses and cPanel in Spanish are included. The entry-level Junior package provides 15 GB of storage, 1,536 MB of RAM and a 125% CPU allowance, while the larger plans increase capacity to 50 GB of storage, 3,072 MB of RAM and two vCores.

Traffic and email accounts are not metered within the normal technical limits of the platform. Developer-oriented functions include SSH, Git, Composer, selectable PHP versions, MySQL and PostgreSQL. Customers also receive an application installer, staging tools and free domain registration with qualifying packages. Integration with the CDN operated by Cloudflare can improve caching, security and global content delivery.

The backup system is one of the strongest features of the shared-hosting range. Premium Backup creates two copies each day and retains restore points for up to six months. Customers can restore individual websites, databases, applications and mailboxes through the customer area instead of requesting a complete account rollback.

Specialized hosting packages are available for WordPress, WooCommerce, PrestaShop, Moodle, Joomla and Drupal. These plans share the same general resource structure as the standard hosting packages, with prices and allocations increasing across four levels. Their main advantage is the application-specific environment and management toolkit.

WordPress and WooCommerce packages include WP-CLI and LiteSpeed Cache integration. Drupal users receive Drush, while Joomla receives its own LiteSpeed caching support. Moodle hosting can use OPcache, APC, Redis and Memcached, which is especially useful for larger educational platforms with many concurrent users.

Elastic Hosting serves customers who have outgrown conventional shared hosting but do not want to administer a VPS. Configurations can be adjusted between 50 and 300 GB of NVMe storage, 3,584 and 10,240 MB of RAM, and two to ten vCores. LucusHost manages the server environment, while customers retain access to cPanel, SSH, Git and WP-CLI.

This managed scaling model is well suited to busy WordPress websites, WooCommerce stores, agency portfolios and applications with variable resource requirements. CPU, RAM and storage can be increased without moving immediately to a self-managed virtual server.

Reseller Hosting starts with 20 GB of storage and support for ten individual cPanel accounts. Larger configurations extend to 300 GB and as many as 100 accounts. Every hosted customer receives a separate control panel and independent resource allocation, while the reseller manages packages and accounts through WHM.

The reseller service includes private-label DNS, unmetered traffic, SSL certificates, staging, daily backups and 24/7 assistance. It is a practical solution for web designers, developers and small agencies that want to manage multiple clients without operating their own server infrastructure.

Node.js Hosting provides a managed environment for JavaScript applications. The packages include between 15 and 30 GB of NVMe storage, 2,560 to 3,584 MB of RAM and up to two vCores. Customers receive NPM, selectable Node.js versions, SSH, Git, PostgreSQL, MySQL, cPanel, SSL certificates, staging and backups.

Applications that require more CPU or memory can move to Elastic Hosting, which also supports Node.js. This creates a useful progression from entry-level application hosting to higher guaranteed resource allocations without moving immediately to an unmanaged VPS.

Email Hosting is available separately for customers who need professional mailboxes without website hosting. The Mini plan includes 5 GB of storage and ten mailboxes, while the Maxi plan includes 20 GB and 50 mailboxes. Both packages provide cPanel, Roundcube and Horde webmail, antivirus protection, spam filtering, forwarding, autoresponders and Premium Backup.

The Linux VPS range begins with one vCore, 1 GB of guaranteed RAM and 15 GB of NVMe storage. Larger packages extend to six vCores, 8 GB of RAM, 100 GB of NVMe capacity and a 200 Mbps connection. Traffic is unmetered, and each server includes a dedicated Spanish IPv4 address, root access, SSH, firewall protection, DDoS mitigation and daily backups.

An additional 25 GB backup allocation is included separately from the primary VPS storage. Ubuntu, Debian and CentOS are standard operating-system choices, while other Linux distributions can be requested. Management is optional on the larger packages, but the entry-level Junior VPS remains unmanaged.

cPanel can be added to VPS services as a paid license. Server resources can be upgraded without discarding the existing configuration, and migration assistance is available for managed customers.

Domain registration covers common international, Spanish and newer extensions. Domain services include real-time DNS administration, WHOIS management, transfer locking, access to authorization codes and free web or email forwarding.

Commercial SSL certificates are also available for customers who require organization validation, extended validation or wildcard protection beyond the free domain-validated SSL included with hosting. Available products include PositiveSSL, PositiveSSL Wildcard and PositiveSSL EV.

Customers can test the principal hosting products for 15 days without entering payment information. Hosting contracts do not require a long-term commitment, although automatic renewal is activated by default. [visit website lucushost.com]

Web Empresa

Webempresa is a Spanish hosting provider that has been operating since the late 1990s, focusing almost entirely on managed hosting for content-management platforms such as WordPress, WooCommerce, Joomla and Mautic. The brand is operated through two legal entities, Webempresa Europa S.L. (for customers contracting from Spain) and Webempresa América INC. (for customers outside Spain), which allows them to serve both European and American markets with local legal and tax handling.

The core of their portfolio is shared, application-optimized hosting:

• WordPress Hosting (100% WordPress) with plans from Micro up to Medium and Maxi, including a WordPress AI assistant, automatic WordPress installation, strong security rules, and resource allocations clearly expressed in NVMe storage, CPU and RAM.
• WooCommerce Hosting for online stores running on WordPress.
• Divi Hosting for users who want WordPress plus the Divi builder and templates.
• General Web Hosting that supports WordPress, Joomla and other PHP-based sites, with similar technical underpinnings.
  On top of this they offer Joomla hosting, eCommerce hosting, "Professional" and "Cheap" shared hosting variants, and specialized hosting for agencies that manage multiple client projects.

For projects that outgrow shared environments, Webempresa provides Elastic Hosting, Cloud Hosting and Dedicated Servers. Elastic and Cloud hosting target customers who need scalable resources and higher performance without taking over system administration themselves, while dedicated servers are fully managed, so users get the benefits of an isolated machine with Webempresa’s team handling configuration, security and maintenance. There is also Mautic Hosting for automation workloads.

Domain services are an important part of their offering. Customers can register, transfer and manage domains, use a domain name search tool, access a WHOIS lookup, and benefit from free WHOIS privacy for many extensions (not available for .es due to registry rules). Domain-only customers still get a control panel for DNS management, domain locking and free parking pages.

A notable characteristic of Webempresa is the amount of tooling and "ecosystem" they have built around hosting. Plans often include:

• NVMe SSD storage, server-level cache, Cloudflare CDN integration and HTTP/2.
• Real-time anti-malware scanning, custom anti-hacking rules and account isolation.
• Backups every 4 hours plus self-recoverable backups for the last 30 days and the last 12 months.
• Free SSL certificates via Let’s Encrypt and SSL management from the control panel.
• A free year of CiberProtector (VPN + password manager) in many plans.
• Proprietary tools such as an image optimizer plugin for WordPress and the Stephan virtual assistant for quick diagnostics.

The website and knowledge base are available in Spanish and English, and the product pages are clearly localized for Spain (EUR pricing) and international customers (USD pricing). Overall, Webempresa is a specialized, managed hosting provider for CMS-driven sites rather than a generic low-cost host. [visit website webempresa.com]

Dina Hosting

Dinahosting has operated since 2001 (founded by Pedro Luis Pérez LLorca, who is also the founder and CEO of Softme) as a fully independent provider for domains, hosting, email and infrastructure services. They have in-house development across the stack—control panel, API, virtualization and cloud tooling—so customers use a single, coherent platform rather than a patchwork of third-party tools. Their positioning is reliability and proximity: Spanish IPs, data centers in Madrid, and a support team available in Spanish and other languages 24/7.

The catalog is broad. Shared Hosting (including WordPress, WooCommerce and PrestaShop) targets fast setup with NVMe storage, Varnish Cache, PHP 8.4, free SSL, daily backups and an AI-assisted builder. VPS options include Lite VPS for test/light workloads and standard NVMe VPS for production, all with root access, real-time metrics, 1 Gbps networking and the choice of Managed or Non-Managed administration. GPU VPS bring dedicated NVIDIA A2 (16–32 GB) acceleration for AI/ML, simulations or rendering. Dedicated Servers (Dell/Intel/Lenovo) can be Managed or Non-Managed, with optional GPU models; provisioning targets sub-24h delivery. Cloud Hosting is an elastic, hourly-billed environment with live resizing, autoscaling and scheduling; Linux and Windows are available via KVM and Hyper-V. For enterprises, Private Cloud (VMware) offers isolated resources, HA and policy-driven management. Beyond compute, they run Reseller/White-Label programs, CDN, and professional email with collaborative Webmail.

They blend performance (all-NVMe, BGP-multihomed network) with environmental responsibility (renewable energy certification) and transparency (publishing staffing, users and service counts). Multilingual site and support (Spanish, English, Catalan, Galician, Portuguese) make them approachable for Iberian and broader EU audiences. [visit website dinahosting.com]