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MIRhosting
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MIRhosting B.V.
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mirhosting.com
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Private
Founded yearint
2004
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MIRhosting is a Netherlands-headquartered private infrastructure provider operating since 2004 across colocation, cloud platform (PaaS), bare metal, storage, and connectivity services. The company runs its own redundant DWDM transport network spanning the Netherlands, Germany, and the Eastern United States, operates autonomous system AS52000, and delivers services through 10+ partner data centers in Amsterdam, Frankfurt, New York/Secaucus, and Mumbai. Total network capacity exceeds 1 Tbps with individual links supporting 400 Gbps, and the company maintains direct peering with AMS-IX, DE-CIX, LINX, SpeedIX, and major cloud and content providers (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Oracle, Netflix, Meta).

The platform targets four primary customer segments: small and growing hosting providers transitioning to owned infrastructure, mid-sized and large network providers seeking qualified remote hands support, SaaS companies seeking cost-effective alternatives to public cloud, and IT consultants and integrators requiring infrastructure partners. The company serves 50K+ active customers with 30+ engineers providing 24/7 multilingual support. Revenue streams include recurring colocation subscriptions (€150-€440/kW/month tiers across unmanaged, managed, and premium), usage-based cloud platform billing, hardware sales/leases for bare metal, IP transit subscriptions, object storage pay-as-you-go (€0.015 per TB per hour), and professional services for remote hands (€120/hour). Distribution combines direct enterprise sales with account managers and a self-serve portal at dash.mirhosting.com for SMB and individual customers.

The company faces material regulatory and reputational risk as of mid-2026. Dutch FIOD arrested founder Andrey Nesterenko and a second individual on May 18, 2026, on charges of violating EU sanctions law by allegedly providing digital infrastructure to sanctioned Russian entity Stark Industries Solutions, which transferred operations to MIRhosting. Over 800 servers were seized at facilities in Dronten and Schiphol-Rijk. The company has denied active involvement, published network data showing the alleged Danish election attacks were inbound rather than outbound, suspended services to related entity WorkTitans B.V., and integrated Handelzeker's automated sanctions screening in March 2026 to harden its compliance framework.

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MIRhosting is a Netherlands-based private infrastructure provider operating since 2004, offering colocation, cloud platform, bare metal, storage, and connectivity services across 10+ data centers in Europe, USA, and India via its own DWDM transport network and AS52000, serving 50K+ hosting providers, network operators, SaaS companies, and IT consultants.

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Operating
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11–50
akta.pro rankint
HeadquartersEnschede, Netherlands
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Enschede
HQ countrystring
Netherlands
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Europe
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices9 records

Each record includes

City, Country, Type, Description, Source

Keyword5 values
data center colocation, cloud infrastructure services, managed hosting solutions, carrier transport network, dedicated server hosting
Industry4 codes
1Cloud Networking Core Services (VPC/VNet, Load Balancing, DNS, NAT)
CodeHDABAAAJPrimaryYes
2Optical/Transport Network Management (OTN/WDM Controllers)
CodeHDAFAGAKPrimaryNo
3Backhaul & Middle Mile Transport (cell site backhaul, aggregation)
CodeHDAIAEACPrimaryNo
4Resilient DNS, Traffic Management & Global Load Balancing
CodeHDABAIAIPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services5182
  • Wired and Wireless Telecommunications Carriers (except Satellite)51711
Product category
Data Center Colocation & Cloud Infrastructure
Social media profiles1 record
GTM motion2 records

Each record includes

Type, Description, Source

Revenue model7 records
1Colocation Services
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Revenue from hosting client servers in Tier III and Tier IV data centers across Europe, USA, and Asia, including server colocation (per unit), private colocation (dedicated racks/cabinets), and managed colocation (full lifecycle support). Priced per kW/month or per server/month.

mirhosting.com
2Cloud Platform (PaaS)
TypeUsage Based
Description

Platform as a Service offering deployment environments for web applications with ready-to-use stacks, supporting Java, PHP, Ruby, Node.js, Python, Golang, and databases (MySQL, MongoDB, MariaDB, PostgreSQL). Billed on a pay-as-you-go model.

mirhosting.com
3Bare Metal Servers
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Dedicated hardware tailored to customer specifications with customized configurations to meet performance needs and budget. Hardware can be purchased or leased.

mirhosting.com
4IP Transit and Connectivity
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

High-performance internet connectivity with guaranteed bandwidth, low latency, and resilient SLAs with built-in DDoS protection. Total external bandwidth exceeds 1 Tbps.

mirhosting.com
5Object Storage
TypeUsage Based
Description

S3-compatible object storage with free 1TB trial, fixed plans (€150 per 10TB), and flexible pay-as-you-go pricing (€0.015 per TB per hour).

mirhosting.com
6Managed Backup Services
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Incremental backup services using R1Soft technology, billed as part of managed services or subscription.

mirhosting.com
7Professional Services and Remote Hands
TypeProfessional Services
Description

On-site technical assistance performing hardware and networking tasks, equipment installation, hardware procurement and leasing, and logistics support. Charged per hour or as part of managed packages.

mirhosting.com
Marketing channels4 records

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Title, Type, Stage, Description, Source

Distribution channels3 records

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Cost components6 values
Infrastructure, Operations, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales
Pricing details7 tiers
1Server Colocation - Amsterdam: from €160/month per server, includes up to 300W power, 1 Gbps IP Transit, redundant port, free installation and management
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

€160/month per server in Amsterdam; $150/month per server in New York; includes 1 Gbps IP Transit (95th percentile), 1/10 Gbps redundant port, IPv4/IPv6 subnets or bring-your-own IPs, BMC VPN access

mirhosting.com
2Managed Colocation - Amsterdam at €410/kW/month; Frankfurt at €430/kW/month; New York at $410/kW/month; Mumbai at €290/kW/month
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Managed Colocation Amsterdam: €410 per kW/month; Frankfurt: €430 per kW/month; New York: $410 per kW/month; Mumbai: €290 per kW/month. All include free hardware installation, warehouse storage, power cables, redundant 40G port with 1 Gbps IP Transit.

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3Three levels of Private Colocation: Unmanaged (from €360/kW), Managed (from €410/kW), and Premium (from €440/kW)
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Private Colocation tiers: Unmanaged from €360/kW, Managed from €410/kW, Premium from €440/kW. Each tier offers different service levels from unmanaged space to full lifecycle management including consulting, design, hardware, and support.

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4Speed-IX Frankfurt: Free 10G port for each member; Additional 10G port at €190/month + €200 one-time; Burst 100G port at €0.02/Mbps; Flat 100G port at €1900/month
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Speed-IX Frankfurt: First 10G port free per member (ASN). Additional 10G port: €190/month + €200 one-time. Burst 100G port: €0.02/Mbps (at 95% utilization). Flat 100G port: €1,900/month. Transport fees apply for connecting SpeedIX to Frankfurt.

mirhosting.com
5Object Storage: Free 1TB trial; Fixed plan at €150 per 10TB; Flexible plan at €0.015 per TB per hour
ModelFreemiumBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Object Storage Trial: Free 1TB (inbound/outbound traffic free). Fixed: €150 per 10TB. Flexible: €0.015 per TB per hour + €0.01 per GB outbound traffic.

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6Managed Backup using R1Soft technology, billed as part of managed services package
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Backup as a Service via R1Soft, included in managed colocation packages or available separately.

mirhosting.com
7Remote Hands and Professional Services: €120 per hour for Remote Hands with Next Business Day Guarantee
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Remote Hands charged at €120 per hour of engineer's work. Equipment installation: €90 per box. Transport to NL locations: at carrier rates. Platform recovery: per hour. Hardware upgrade: per hour.

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GTM typeB2B
B2B
Offering typeServices
Services
Core offering1 text field

MIRhosting provides colocation, cloud (PaaS), bare metal, storage, and connectivity services across 10+ data centers in Europe, the USA, and India. The company operates its own DWDM transport network spanning the Netherlands, Germany, and the Eastern United States, along with autonomous system AS52000, delivering IP Transit, DDoS protection, and carrier-neutral connectivity to hosting providers, SaaS companies, and network operators.

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  • SLA-backed uptime up to 99.99% with fully redundant power and cooling
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Product overview1 text field

MIRhosting is a global data center and cloud infrastructure provider operating since 2004, offering a comprehensive portfolio of colocation, cloud, connectivity, and storage solutions. The core offering centers on managed, private, and server colocation services across 10+ data centers in Europe (Amsterdam, Frankfurt), USA (New York, New Jersey), and India (Mumbai). This is complemented by cloud platform (PaaS) with support for multiple programming languages and automatic scaling, bare metal dedicated servers, and a full suite of storage solutions including object storage (S3-compatible), managed backup (R1Soft), and dedicated storage. Connectivity services include IP transit, DDoS protection, carrier transport over MIRhosting's own DWDM network, and Speed-IX internet exchange services. Additional solutions encompass Kubernetes cluster management, DevOps services, database and big data hosting, managed DNS with geo-routing, and high bandwidth options exceeding 1 Tbps total capacity. The company provides 24/7 multilingual technical support with 30+ engineers and architects, targeting hosting providers, network providers, SaaS companies, and IT consultants.

Product and service14 records
1Server Colocation
CategoryColocation
Description

Entry-level colocation service for startups and growing businesses. Includes 24/7 smart hands support, Tier III+ infrastructure, redundant ports up to 100G, and support for custom IPs and ASN. Pricing starts from $150/month.

2Private Colocation
CategoryColocation
Description

Dedicated space in Tier III+ and Tier IV partner data centers offering full rack, half rack, quarter rack, or private cabinet options. Includes flexible service tiers: Unmanaged, Managed, and Premium.

3Managed Colocation
CategoryColocation
Description

Full-service colocation including consultation and design, server and network hardware procurement, professional remote hands support, and 24/7 monitoring. All-in-one solution with enterprise-grade infrastructure.

4Cloud Platform (PaaS)
CategoryCloud Computing
Description

Platform as a Service enabling quick deployment of web applications without infrastructure management. Supports Java, PHP, Ruby, Node.js, Python, and Golang. Includes pre-configured load balancers, databases (MySQL, MongoDB, MariaDB, PostgreSQL), and automatic scaling. Pay-as-you-go pricing model.

5Bare Metal
CategoryDedicated Servers
Description

Dedicated hardware tailored to customer specifications with customized configurations to meet performance needs and budget. Flexible options to buy or lease hardware. Available in New York, New Jersey, Amsterdam, and Frankfurt.

6Object Storage
CategoryStorage
Description

S3-compatible object storage service providing durable, secure, fault-tolerant data storage. Includes free 1TB trial, replication across Netherlands and USA locations, S3 Object Versioning and Object Lock (WORM) features.

7Managed Backup
CategoryBackup Services
Description

R1Soft-based backup-as-a-service using incremental backups that capture only changes since last backup. Supports block-level copying, high flexibility in backup frequency and restore points, and BMR (bare metal restore) capability.

8Dedicated Storage
CategoryStorage
Description

Exclusive access to storage resources with enhanced control, security, and performance. Can be implemented as dedicated physical storage devices (HDDs or SSDs) or dedicated virtual storage devices via virtualization technology.

9IP Transit
CategoryNetwork Connectivity
Description

Reliable, high-performance connectivity with guaranteed bandwidth, minimal latency, and built-in DDoS protection. Provides access to multiple networks and content providers with resilient SLAs.

10DDoS Protection
CategoryNetwork Security
Description

Multi-layered DDoS prevention and mitigation strategies to safeguard online assets against attacks. Includes full stack of DDoS prevention tools ensuring service availability and performance.

11Carrier Transport
CategoryNetwork Connectivity
Description

MIRhosting's own redundant DWDM transport network spanning the Netherlands, Germany, and Eastern United States. Offers VLANs, wavelengths, dark fiber, and custom DWDM solutions. Connects to data centers including Serverius NL1, Equinix AM5/NL2, Nikhef NL3, and US locations.

12Speed-IX in Frankfurt
CategoryInternet Exchange
Description

SpeedIX internet exchange services extended to Frankfurt through MIRhosting's transport network at Equinix FR5 and FR7. Includes free 10G port for each member, global L2 transport between Frankfurt and Netherlands included.

13Managed DNS
CategoryNetwork Services
Description

Geo DNS service providing efficient and reliable DNS resolution with improved website performance, increased availability, better load balancing, regional targeting, and DDoS protection.

14Mumbai Managed Colocation
CategoryColocation
Description

Managed colocation at a Tier-4 Yotta facility in Mumbai, India, offering up to 12 kW per rack with full redundancy, suitable for high-density GPU/AI infrastructure and multi-homed connectivity across multiple Tier-1 carriers.

Scale indicator7 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership11 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2026-03-01
Description

MIRhosting integrated Handelzeker's automated customer due diligence and sanctions screening solutions via API connection. The integration enables automatic screening of customer data against EU sanctions lists, PEP registers, and adverse media databases, enhancing MIRhosting's compliance framework, AML/CTF obligations, and sanctions awareness. The partnership was motivated by a prior incident where a customer became indirectly linked to sanctions exposure.

Strategic tierCoreTypeOthersAnnounced on2025-09-01
Description

Yotta operates a Tier-4 Uptime Institute-certified data center in Mumbai used by MIRhosting for managed colocation services in India. The facility features up to 12 kW per rack with full redundancy, energy-efficient cooling for AI/ML and HPC workloads, and multi-homed connectivity across multiple Tier-1 carriers.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

MIRhosting is an official SpeedIX partner bringing the Internet Exchange's services from the Netherlands to Frankfurt via MIRhosting's transport network at Equinix FR5 and FR7. SpeedIX is the third-largest Internet Exchange in the Netherlands. MIRhosting provides first 10G port free for each member and Layer 2 transport between Frankfurt and the Netherlands.

Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

Equinix is a key data center partner providing Tier III infrastructure in Amsterdam (AM5), Frankfurt (FR5, FR7), and New York (NY4). MIRhosting operates in Equinix facilities offering enterprise-grade colocation with ultra-reliable power, cooling, and security.

Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

NorthC Datacenters is a data center partner providing Tier III infrastructure in the Netherlands (NorthC Utrecht, Nieuwegein), serving as one of MIRhosting's European colocation facility locations.

Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

nLighten is a data center partner with facility AMS-1 in Schiphol-Rijk, Amsterdam, providing Tier III infrastructure for MIRhosting's European colocation operations. Also offers Speed-IX connectivity.

Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

Digital Realty is a data center partner with facilities in New York (60 Hudson St.) and other locations, providing enterprise-grade colocation infrastructure for MIRhosting's US operations.

Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

Serverius Datacenter 1 in Dronten, Netherlands (Data Center NL1) is a partner facility providing Tier III infrastructure for MIRhosting's Netherlands colocation services.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

Major cloud and content providers with direct peering connections from MIRhosting's network and data center facilities, enabling hybrid and multi-cloud connectivity solutions. AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud are connected via direct peering; Mumbai facility connects to Google Cloud, AWS, Azure, Oracle, Netflix, and Meta via NIXI.

10AMS-IX, DE-CIX, LINX, NL-IX, DataIX
Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

Major European Internet Exchanges connected via MIRhosting's carrier-neutral network, providing direct peering and low-latency connectivity for customers. AMS-IX and NL-IX are connected in Amsterdam; DE-CIX in Frankfurt; LINX in London; SpeedIX in Frankfurt and Netherlands.

mirhosting.com
11International Piano Competition for Young Musicians in Enschede
Strategic tierMinorTypeOthers
Description

MIRhosting has been the technology partner for the International Piano Competition in Enschede since 2006, providing technical production including website hosting, performance recording, and livestreaming services. Founder Andrey Nesterenko was a participant in the 2002 competition.

mirhosting.com
Recent move7 records

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Date, Type, Title, Description, Source

Expansion highlight6 records

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Type, Description

Peers10 records
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global data center provider operating the 60 Hudson St facility where MIRhosting has US presence, formed by the Digital Realty–Interxion merger. Much larger scale with enterprise focus, providing MIRhosting both a partnership channel and competitive threat in the colocation layer.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global colocation and interconnection giant operating the data centers where MIRhosting colocates (AM5, FR5, FR7, NY4). Far larger scale with broader enterprise interconnection services; functions as both competitor at the colocation layer and key upstream partner.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Dutch-founded global hosting and infrastructure provider offering dedicated servers, colocation, public cloud, and CDN across 25+ data centers. Most directly comparable peer given shared Dutch origin, similar service portfolio, comparable global footprint, and overlapping customer base of hosting resellers and SaaS companies.

TypeDirect peer
Description

French cloud provider operating own data centers offering bare metal, cloud compute, object storage, and managed databases with pay-as-you-go pricing. Comparable European focus, developer-friendly positioning, and similar combination of owned infrastructure with cloud services.

TypeDirect peer
Description

French cloud provider and one of Europe's largest hosting companies with own data centers worldwide, offering dedicated servers, public cloud, and bare metal. Comparable European focus, vertically integrated infrastructure model, and similar target segments of SMBs and hosting resellers.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Global cloud provider with 32+ locations worldwide offering compute, storage, bare metal, and managed Kubernetes with hourly billing. Comparable product mix (bare metal, cloud, storage) and similar pay-as-you-go pricing model targeting developers and SMBs.

TypeDirect peer
Description

US-based cloud provider focused on developers, SMBs, and SaaS companies with compute, storage, managed databases, and Kubernetes. Comparable customer base among SaaS companies and hosting resellers, though DigitalOcean is significantly larger and publicly listed.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Dutch hosting provider (acquired by Ubisoft) with global infrastructure spanning 100+ points of presence, focused on low-latency gaming, hosting, and DDoS protection. Comparable technical infrastructure profile, Dutch origin, and emphasis on global connectivity and protection services.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Dutch hosting provider specializing in dedicated servers, colocation, and DDoS-protected connectivity with global infrastructure. Strong technical overlap with MIRhosting's connectivity, colocation, and DDoS protection offerings and a similar mid-sized European infrastructure profile.

TypeDirect peer
Description

German hosting provider operating own data centers across Europe (Germany, Finland) with dedicated servers, cloud, and colocation services. Comparable European infrastructure footprint and similar bootstrapped, vertically integrated operating model targeting price-conscious hosting resellers.

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

MIRhosting

Data Center Colocation & Cloud Infrastructuremirhosting.com

MIRhosting is a Netherlands-based private infrastructure provider operating since 2004, offering colocation, cloud platform, bare metal, storage, and connectivity services across 10+ data centers in Europe, USA, and India via its own DWDM transport network and AS52000, serving 50K+ hosting providers, network operators, SaaS companies, and IT consultants.

What MIRhosting does

MIRhosting is a Netherlands-headquartered private infrastructure provider operating since 2004 across colocation, cloud platform (PaaS), bare metal, storage, and connectivity services. The company runs its own redundant DWDM transport network spanning the Netherlands, Germany, and the Eastern United States, operates autonomous system AS52000, and delivers services through 10+ partner data centers in Amsterdam, Frankfurt, New York/Secaucus, and Mumbai. Total network capacity exceeds 1 Tbps with individual links supporting 400 Gbps, and the company maintains direct peering with AMS-IX, DE-CIX, LINX, SpeedIX, and major cloud and content providers (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Oracle, Netflix, Meta).

The platform targets four primary customer segments: small and growing hosting providers transitioning to owned infrastructure, mid-sized and large network providers seeking qualified remote hands support, SaaS companies seeking cost-effective alternatives to public cloud, and IT consultants and integrators requiring infrastructure partners. The company serves 50K+ active customers with 30+ engineers providing 24/7 multilingual support. Revenue streams include recurring colocation subscriptions (€150-€440/kW/month tiers across unmanaged, managed, and premium), usage-based cloud platform billing, hardware sales/leases for bare metal, IP transit subscriptions, object storage pay-as-you-go (€0.015 per TB per hour), and professional services for remote hands (€120/hour). Distribution combines direct enterprise sales with account managers and a self-serve portal at dash.mirhosting.com for SMB and individual customers.

The company faces material regulatory and reputational risk as of mid-2026. Dutch FIOD arrested founder Andrey Nesterenko and a second individual on May 18, 2026, on charges of violating EU sanctions law by allegedly providing digital infrastructure to sanctioned Russian entity Stark Industries Solutions, which transferred operations to MIRhosting. Over 800 servers were seized at facilities in Dronten and Schiphol-Rijk. The company has denied active involvement, published network data showing the alleged Danish election attacks were inbound rather than outbound, suspended services to related entity WorkTitans B.V., and integrated Handelzeker's automated sanctions screening in March 2026 to harden its compliance framework.

MIRhosting firmographics

Firmographics
Name
MIRhosting
Legal name
MIRhosting B.V.
Website
https://mirhosting.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2004
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
MIRhosting is a Netherlands-based private infrastructure provider operating since 2004, offering colocation, cloud platform, bare metal, storage, and connectivity services across 10+ data centers in Europe, USA, and India via its own DWDM transport network and AS52000, serving 50K+ hosting providers, network operators, SaaS companies, and IT consultants.
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akta.pro rank

MIRhosting industry classification

Industry
Product category
Data Center Colocation & Cloud Infrastructure
NAICS
Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services (5182), Wired and Wireless Telecommunications Carriers (except Satellite) (51711)
akta.pro primary industry
Cloud Networking Core Services (VPC/VNet, Load Balancing, DNS, NAT) (HDABAAAJ)
akta.pro secondary industries
Optical/Transport Network Management (OTN/WDM Controllers) (HDAFAGAK), Backhaul & Middle Mile Transport (cell site backhaul, aggregation) (HDAIAEAC), Resilient DNS, Traffic Management & Global Load Balancing (HDABAIAI)

Keywords

  • Data center colocation
  • Cloud infrastructure services
  • Managed hosting solutions
  • Carrier transport network
  • Dedicated server hosting

Where MIRhosting is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Enschede
HQ country
Netherlands
HQ region
Europe

Offices9 records

Markets served

MIRhosting business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Infrastructure, Operations, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Colocation Services: Revenue from hosting client servers in Tier III and Tier IV data centers across Europe, USA, and Asia, including server colocation (per unit), private colocation (dedicated racks/cabinets), and managed colocation (full lifecycle support). Priced per kW/month or per server/month.
  2. Cloud Platform (PaaS): Platform as a Service offering deployment environments for web applications with ready-to-use stacks, supporting Java, PHP, Ruby, Node.js, Python, Golang, and databases (MySQL, MongoDB, MariaDB, PostgreSQL). Billed on a pay-as-you-go model.
  3. Bare Metal Servers: Dedicated hardware tailored to customer specifications with customized configurations to meet performance needs and budget. Hardware can be purchased or leased.
  4. IP Transit and Connectivity: High-performance internet connectivity with guaranteed bandwidth, low latency, and resilient SLAs with built-in DDoS protection. Total external bandwidth exceeds 1 Tbps.
  5. Object Storage: S3-compatible object storage with free 1TB trial, fixed plans (€150 per 10TB), and flexible pay-as-you-go pricing (€0.015 per TB per hour).
  6. Managed Backup Services: Incremental backup services using R1Soft technology, billed as part of managed services or subscription.
  7. Professional Services and Remote Hands: On-site technical assistance performing hardware and networking tasks, equipment installation, hardware procurement and leasing, and logistics support. Charged per hour or as part of managed packages.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionMonthlyServer Colocation - Amsterdam: from €160/month per server, includes up to 300W power, 1 Gbps IP Transit, redundant port, free installation and management
SubscriptionMonthlyManaged Colocation - Amsterdam at €410/kW/month; Frankfurt at €430/kW/month; New York at $410/kW/month; Mumbai at €290/kW/month
SubscriptionMonthlyThree levels of Private Colocation: Unmanaged (from €360/kW), Managed (from €410/kW), and Premium (from €440/kW)
SubscriptionMonthlySpeed-IX Frankfurt: Free 10G port for each member; Additional 10G port at €190/month + €200 one-time; Burst 100G port at €0.02/Mbps; Flat 100G port at €1900/month
FreemiumPay-as-you-goObject Storage: Free 1TB trial; Fixed plan at €150 per 10TB; Flexible plan at €0.015 per TB per hour
SubscriptionMonthlyManaged Backup using R1Soft technology, billed as part of managed services package
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goRemote Hands and Professional Services: €120 per hour for Remote Hands with Next Business Day Guarantee

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels4 records

MIRhosting product offering

Product offering

Core offering

MIRhosting provides colocation, cloud (PaaS), bare metal, storage, and connectivity services across 10+ data centers in Europe, the USA, and India. The company operates its own DWDM transport network spanning the Netherlands, Germany, and the Eastern United States, along with autonomous system AS52000, delivering IP Transit, DDoS protection, and carrier-neutral connectivity to hosting providers, SaaS companies, and network operators.

Product overview

MIRhosting is a global data center and cloud infrastructure provider operating since 2004, offering a comprehensive portfolio of colocation, cloud, connectivity, and storage solutions. The core offering centers on managed, private, and server colocation services across 10+ data centers in Europe (Amsterdam, Frankfurt), USA (New York, New Jersey), and India (Mumbai). This is complemented by cloud platform (PaaS) with support for multiple programming languages and automatic scaling, bare metal dedicated servers, and a full suite of storage solutions including object storage (S3-compatible), managed backup (R1Soft), and dedicated storage. Connectivity services include IP transit, DDoS protection, carrier transport over MIRhosting's own DWDM network, and Speed-IX internet exchange services. Additional solutions encompass Kubernetes cluster management, DevOps services, database and big data hosting, managed DNS with geo-routing, and high bandwidth options exceeding 1 Tbps total capacity. The company provides 24/7 multilingual technical support with 30+ engineers and architects, targeting hosting providers, network providers, SaaS companies, and IT consultants.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Server Colocation Entry-level colocation service for startups and growing businesses. Includes 24/7 smart hands support, Tier III+ infrastructure, redundant ports up to 100G, and support for custom IPs and ASN. Pricing starts from $150/month.
  • Private Colocation Dedicated space in Tier III+ and Tier IV partner data centers offering full rack, half rack, quarter rack, or private cabinet options. Includes flexible service tiers: Unmanaged, Managed, and Premium.
  • Managed Colocation Full-service colocation including consultation and design, server and network hardware procurement, professional remote hands support, and 24/7 monitoring. All-in-one solution with enterprise-grade infrastructure.
  • Cloud Platform (PaaS) Platform as a Service enabling quick deployment of web applications without infrastructure management. Supports Java, PHP, Ruby, Node.js, Python, and Golang. Includes pre-configured load balancers, databases (MySQL, MongoDB, MariaDB, PostgreSQL), and automatic scaling. Pay-as-you-go pricing model.
  • Bare Metal Dedicated hardware tailored to customer specifications with customized configurations to meet performance needs and budget. Flexible options to buy or lease hardware. Available in New York, New Jersey, Amsterdam, and Frankfurt.
  • Object Storage S3-compatible object storage service providing durable, secure, fault-tolerant data storage. Includes free 1TB trial, replication across Netherlands and USA locations, S3 Object Versioning and Object Lock (WORM) features.
  • Managed Backup R1Soft-based backup-as-a-service using incremental backups that capture only changes since last backup. Supports block-level copying, high flexibility in backup frequency and restore points, and BMR (bare metal restore) capability.
  • Dedicated Storage Exclusive access to storage resources with enhanced control, security, and performance. Can be implemented as dedicated physical storage devices (HDDs or SSDs) or dedicated virtual storage devices via virtualization technology.
  • IP Transit Reliable, high-performance connectivity with guaranteed bandwidth, minimal latency, and built-in DDoS protection. Provides access to multiple networks and content providers with resilient SLAs.
  • DDoS Protection Multi-layered DDoS prevention and mitigation strategies to safeguard online assets against attacks. Includes full stack of DDoS prevention tools ensuring service availability and performance.
  • Carrier Transport MIRhosting's own redundant DWDM transport network spanning the Netherlands, Germany, and Eastern United States. Offers VLANs, wavelengths, dark fiber, and custom DWDM solutions. Connects to data centers including Serverius NL1, Equinix AM5/NL2, Nikhef NL3, and US locations.
  • Speed-IX in Frankfurt SpeedIX internet exchange services extended to Frankfurt through MIRhosting's transport network at Equinix FR5 and FR7. Includes free 10G port for each member, global L2 transport between Frankfurt and Netherlands included.
  • Managed DNS Geo DNS service providing efficient and reliable DNS resolution with improved website performance, increased availability, better load balancing, regional targeting, and DDoS protection.
  • Mumbai Managed Colocation Managed colocation at a Tier-4 Yotta facility in Mumbai, India, offering up to 12 kW per rack with full redundancy, suitable for high-density GPU/AI infrastructure and multi-homed connectivity across multiple Tier-1 carriers.

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  • SLA-backed uptime up to 99.99% with fully redundant power and cooling
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Eleven partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • HandelzekercoreTechnology or Integration · 1 March 2026MIRhosting integrated Handelzeker's automated customer due diligence and sanctions screening solutions via API connection. The integration enables automatic screening of customer data against EU sanctions lists, PEP registers, and adverse media databases, enhancing MIRhosting's compliance framework, AML/CTF obligations, and sanctions awareness. The partnership was motivated by a prior incident where a customer became indirectly linked to sanctions exposure.
  • Yotta (Mumbai)coreOthers · 1 September 2025Yotta operates a Tier-4 Uptime Institute-certified data center in Mumbai used by MIRhosting for managed colocation services in India. The facility features up to 12 kW per rack with full redundancy, energy-efficient cooling for AI/ML and HPC workloads, and multi-homed connectivity across multiple Tier-1 carriers.
  • SpeedIXcoreTechnology or IntegrationMIRhosting is an official SpeedIX partner bringing the Internet Exchange's services from the Netherlands to Frankfurt via MIRhosting's transport network at Equinix FR5 and FR7. SpeedIX is the third-largest Internet Exchange in the Netherlands. MIRhosting provides first 10G port free for each member and Layer 2 transport between Frankfurt and the Netherlands.
  • EquinixcoreOthersEquinix is a key data center partner providing Tier III infrastructure in Amsterdam (AM5), Frankfurt (FR5, FR7), and New York (NY4). MIRhosting operates in Equinix facilities offering enterprise-grade colocation with ultra-reliable power, cooling, and security.
  • NorthC DatacenterscoreOthersNorthC Datacenters is a data center partner providing Tier III infrastructure in the Netherlands (NorthC Utrecht, Nieuwegein), serving as one of MIRhosting's European colocation facility locations.
  • nLightencoreOthersnLighten is a data center partner with facility AMS-1 in Schiphol-Rijk, Amsterdam, providing Tier III infrastructure for MIRhosting's European colocation operations. Also offers Speed-IX connectivity.
  • Digital RealtycoreOthersDigital Realty is a data center partner with facilities in New York (60 Hudson St.) and other locations, providing enterprise-grade colocation infrastructure for MIRhosting's US operations.
  • ServeriuscoreOthersServerius Datacenter 1 in Dronten, Netherlands (Data Center NL1) is a partner facility providing Tier III infrastructure for MIRhosting's Netherlands colocation services.
  • AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Oracle, Netflix, MetacoreTechnology or IntegrationMajor cloud and content providers with direct peering connections from MIRhosting's network and data center facilities, enabling hybrid and multi-cloud connectivity solutions. AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud are connected via direct peering; Mumbai facility connects to Google Cloud, AWS, Azure, Oracle, Netflix, and Meta via NIXI.
  • AMS-IX, DE-CIX, LINX, NL-IX, DataIXcoreTechnology or IntegrationMajor European Internet Exchanges connected via MIRhosting's carrier-neutral network, providing direct peering and low-latency connectivity for customers. AMS-IX and NL-IX are connected in Amsterdam; DE-CIX in Frankfurt; LINX in London; SpeedIX in Frankfurt and Netherlands.
  • International Piano Competition for Young Musicians in EnschedeminorOthersMIRhosting has been the technology partner for the International Piano Competition in Enschede since 2006, providing technical production including website hosting, performance recording, and livestreaming services. Founder Andrey Nesterenko was a participant in the 2002 competition.

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Broad incumbents

  • Digital Realty: Global data center provider operating the 60 Hudson St facility where MIRhosting has US presence, formed by the Digital Realty–Interxion merger. Much larger scale with enterprise focus, providing MIRhosting both a partnership channel and competitive threat in the colocation layer.
  • Equinix: Global colocation and interconnection giant operating the data centers where MIRhosting colocates (AM5, FR5, FR7, NY4). Far larger scale with broader enterprise interconnection services; functions as both competitor at the colocation layer and key upstream partner.

Direct peers

  • Leaseweb: Dutch-founded global hosting and infrastructure provider offering dedicated servers, colocation, public cloud, and CDN across 25+ data centers. Most directly comparable peer given shared Dutch origin, similar service portfolio, comparable global footprint, and overlapping customer base of hosting resellers and SaaS companies.
  • Scaleway: French cloud provider operating own data centers offering bare metal, cloud compute, object storage, and managed databases with pay-as-you-go pricing. Comparable European focus, developer-friendly positioning, and similar combination of owned infrastructure with cloud services.
  • OVHcloud: French cloud provider and one of Europe's largest hosting companies with own data centers worldwide, offering dedicated servers, public cloud, and bare metal. Comparable European focus, vertically integrated infrastructure model, and similar target segments of SMBs and hosting resellers.
  • Vultr: Global cloud provider with 32+ locations worldwide offering compute, storage, bare metal, and managed Kubernetes with hourly billing. Comparable product mix (bare metal, cloud, storage) and similar pay-as-you-go pricing model targeting developers and SMBs.
  • DigitalOcean: US-based cloud provider focused on developers, SMBs, and SaaS companies with compute, storage, managed databases, and Kubernetes. Comparable customer base among SaaS companies and hosting resellers, though DigitalOcean is significantly larger and publicly listed.
  • i3D.net: Dutch hosting provider (acquired by Ubisoft) with global infrastructure spanning 100+ points of presence, focused on low-latency gaming, hosting, and DDoS protection. Comparable technical infrastructure profile, Dutch origin, and emphasis on global connectivity and protection services.
  • WorldStream: Dutch hosting provider specializing in dedicated servers, colocation, and DDoS-protected connectivity with global infrastructure. Strong technical overlap with MIRhosting's connectivity, colocation, and DDoS protection offerings and a similar mid-sized European infrastructure profile.
  • Hetzner: German hosting provider operating own data centers across Europe (Germany, Finland) with dedicated servers, cloud, and colocation services. Comparable European infrastructure footprint and similar bootstrapped, vertically integrated operating model targeting price-conscious hosting resellers.

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Frequently asked questions about MIRhosting

What does MIRhosting do?

MIRhosting provides colocation, cloud (PaaS), bare metal, storage, and connectivity services across 10+ data centers in Europe, the USA, and India. The company operates its own DWDM transport network spanning the Netherlands, Germany, and the Eastern United States, along with autonomous system AS52000, delivering IP Transit, DDoS protection, and carrier-neutral connectivity to hosting providers, SaaS companies, and network operators.

Is MIRhosting a public or private company?

MIRhosting is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.

When was MIRhosting founded?

MIRhosting was founded in 2004. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is MIRhosting based?

MIRhosting is headquartered in Enschede, Netherlands, in the Europe region.

How does MIRhosting make money?

Seven revenue lines are on record. Colocation Services are the primary driver. The others are cloud Platform (PaaS), bare Metal Servers, IP Transit and Connectivity, object Storage, managed Backup Services and professional Services and Remote Hands.

Who are MIRhosting's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are Digital Realty and Equinix. Direct peers are Leaseweb, Scaleway, OVHcloud, Vultr, DigitalOcean, i3D.net, WorldStream and Hetzner.

Does MIRhosting have an API?

Yes. MIRhosting offers API connectivity for compliance integration with Handelzeker, enabling automated customer due diligence and sanctions screening. The integration allows automatic screening of customer data against EU sanctions lists, PEP registers, and adverse media databases. The company's user control panel (dash.mirhosting.com) provides account management functionality via web interface.

What industry is MIRhosting in?

MIRhosting's product category is Data Center Colocation & Cloud Infrastructure. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HDABAAAJ, Cloud Networking Core Services (VPC/VNet, Load Balancing, DNS, NAT), with a secondary code of HDAFAGAK, Optical/Transport Network Management (OTN/WDM Controllers). Its NAICS code is 5182.

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DatacenterdynamicsColo provider MIRhosting sees equipment disconnected at Netherlands data centerColocation provider MIRhosting had its equipment powered down at nLighten's Amsterdam data center on June 2, causing all its customers' services to go offline with no prior notice. Dutch authorities are investigating MIRhosting and other companies over connections to WorkTitans, a bullet-proof hosting provider that allegedly provided connectivity to Stark Industries, which violated sanctions law by making economic resources available to EU-sanctioned entities. Data also linked WorkTitans and MIRhosting to pro-Russian cyberattacks on Danish government bodies during Denmark's November 2025 municipal elections.AinChinese spies use LinkedIn to collect confidential informationThe FBI, MI5, and governments of Australia, Canada, and New Zealand issued a joint warning that Chinese intelligence services are using LinkedIn and other job sites to contact Western employees. They target military, security-clearance, and research personnel to obtain non-public information, including military, political, and economic data. LinkedIn said it blocks accounts linked to state actors.Ain800 servers seized in the Netherlands in case involving Russian hackersDutch authorities raided two data centers and seized 800 servers from WorkTitans and MIRhosting, which were used by Russian hackers to attack European government and banking institutions. The servers were rented to entities linked to the Nekulita brothers, sanctioned by the EU. Law enforcement detained the owners of both hosting companies.The Next WebDutch police seize 800 servers linked to Russian hackersDutch police seized 800 servers and arrested two men linked to hosting infrastructure for the Russian hacking group NoName057(16). The servers were operated by WorkTitans and MIRhosting, allegedly serving sanctions-evading entities controlled by EU-blacklisted Moldovan brothers. The FIOD investigation remains ongoing.01net.comCyberattaques russes en Europe : les Pays-Bas débranchent plus de 800 serveurs utilisés par les piratesDutch authorities arrested two men and seized over 800 servers in an operation targeting Russian cyberattack infrastructure, following sanctions against hosting company Stark Industries in May 2025. The investigation revealed that Russian hacking groups, notably NoName057(16), used Dutch companies WorkTitans B.V. and MIRhosting to conduct DDoS attacks and disinformation campaigns against European government administrations, including Danish ministries. MIRhosting has denied the accusations and stated it acts promptly when abuse is reported.Krebs on SecurityNetherlands Seizes 800 Servers, Arrests 2 for Aiding Cyberattacks – Krebs on SecurityDutch financial crime investigators (FIOD) arrested two men on May 18 — Andrey Nesterenko (39, Russian native) and Youssef Zinad (57, Amsterdam) — charging them with violating EU sanctions law for operating MIRhosting and WorkTitans BV, which provided infrastructure services to EU-sanctioned Russian entity Stark Industries Solutions. Authorities seized more than 800 servers and searched multiple businesses and data centers as part of the investigation linking the Dutch hosting companies to pro-Russian cyberattacks against Danish government bodies during Denmark's municipal elections in November 2025. Both men deny the allegations, with Nesterenko claiming the transition of assets to new entities was not intended to evade sanctions and that the Dutch infrastructure shutdown will harm legitimate clients without stopping cybercrime.GlobalfintechseriesMIRhosting Enhances Compliance and Risk Controls with HandelzekerMIRhosting, a Dutch provider of cloud, colocation, and connectivity solutions, has strengthened its compliance framework by integrating Handelzeker's automated customer due diligence and sanctions screening solutions. The partnership, currently in implementation via API connection, enables automatic screening of customer data against EU sanctions lists, PEP registers, and adverse media databases. The move follows a previous incident where a customer became indirectly linked to sanctions exposure, prompting the company to enhance its risk management and comply with Dutch anti-money laundering regulations.EIN PresswireMIRhosting enhances compliance and risk controls with HandelzekerMIRhosting, a European IT provider specializing in cloud, colocation, and connectivity solutions, has integrated Handelzeker's compliance solutions to enhance its security and risk management framework through automated customer due diligence, sanctions screening, and continuous monitoring via API connection to international data sources including EU sanctions lists and PEP registers. The partnership was motivated by a previous incident where a customer became indirectly linked to sanctions exposure, prompting MIRhosting to strengthen compliance processes in line with Dutch AML/CTF regulations and invest in automated screening to safeguard operational continuity. MIRhosting expects the integration to contribute to faster, more reliable customer screening and further professionalization of its security and compliance framework.EIN PresswireMIRhosting Introduces Three Levels of Private Colocation Services: Unmanaged, Managed, and PremiumMIRhosting announced three new Private Colocation service tiers — Unmanaged, Managed, and Premium — expanding from its previous fully managed-only offering to provide clients flexibility from full self-service to complete hands-off operation. The tiers include options for dedicated rack access, certified engineer support, network connectivity, remote hands services, optional hardware leasing, and full insurance coverage during transport and technical work. All three plans are now available across MIRhosting's data center locations under a unified European standard.EIN PresswireMIRhosting Upgrades Amsterdam Network with 400G ZR+ and VXLAN – Zero Downtime, Maximum EfficiencyMIRhosting upgraded its network in Amsterdam by implementing 400G ZR+ and VXLAN technologies, enabling a live migration with no service disruptions. The upgrade improves network performance, reliability, energy efficiency, and scalability across multiple data centers in the region.