Shared Hosting · Germany

Shared Hosting in Germany

11 shared hosting providers with data centers in Germany, ranked by verified reviews, plans and awards.

11providers
$0.51lowest monthly price
5cities
4.9/5top rating (Owrbit)
  1. #1

    HillHost

    No reviews yet
    6 Shared Hosting plans hosted in Germany 2 awards
    from$2.33/mo
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  2. #2

    GREENLEAFWEB LTD

    No reviews yet
    2 Shared Hosting plans hosted in Germany 1 award
    from$2.45/mo
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  3. #3

    Owrbit

    4.912 reviews
    4 plans listed 2 awards
    from$4.49/mo
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  4. #4

    HiFiveHost

    5.01 review
    4 plans listed 1 award
    from$1.49/mo
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  5. #5

    DreamWebHosts

    No reviews yet
    6 plans listed 1 award
    from$1.00/mo
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  6. #6

    AccuWeb Hosting

    No reviews yet
    1 award
  7. #7

    Server Farmhouse

    No reviews yet
    1 award
  8. #8

    eWallHost

    No reviews yet
    4 plans listed 1 award
    from$1.76/mo
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  9. #9

    Colonelserver

    No reviews yet
    4 plans listed 1 award
    from$2.99/mo
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  10. #10

    BigCloudy Internt Services Pvt. Ltd

    No reviews yet
    1 plan listed 1 award
    from$0.51/mo
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  11. #11

    Mikro Cyber Cloud

    No reviews yet
    1 award
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers based on the listings above.

11 shared hosting providers on TheHostingDirectory list a data center in Germany, including HillHost, GREENLEAFWEB LTD, Owrbit, HiFiveHost, DreamWebHosts.

Listed shared hosting plans from these providers start at $0.51 per month. Prices depend on resources, billing cycle and promotions.

Owrbit has the strongest ranking here, with a 4.9/5 rating from 12 verified reviews.

Hosting close to your visitors cuts network latency, so pages load faster for people in and around Germany. It can also help with data residency rules if you need data stored in Germany.