OuiHeberg
French hosting provider running its own network (AS208226 / AS198825) in Marseille, Frankfurt and New York
OuiHeberg is a French hosting company operating its own network under AS208226 and AS198825, with two physical datacenters in Marseille and additional presence in Frankfurt, the Netherlands and New York. Anti-DDoS protection up to 3 Tbps is included on all services. WEB HOSTING Essentiel from 2.99 EUR/month: 1 to 5 sites, 10 to 100 GB NVMe, cPanel and one-click WordPress, free SSL, free domain on annual plans, daily automatic backups. Premium at 60 EUR/year (about 5 EUR/month): unlimited sites and mailboxes, 300 GB NVMe, WordPress Manager, free domain at every renewal. VPS LINUX KVM From 1.80 EUR/month with dedicated resources, NVMe storage and full root access, deployed in 60 seconds, in France, Germany, the Netherlands or the United States. Windows Server VPS with RDP also available. VPS GAME AMD Ryzen 9 7950X at 5.7 GHz, DDR5 memory and NVMe storage from 8.99 EUR/month, with game specific anti-DDoS for Minecraft, FiveM, Rust or ARK. Game panels are provided through OuiPanel, our Pterodactyl based control panel. DEDICATED SERVERS From 59.99 EUR/month in our Marseille datacenter, with IPMI access, up to 40 Gbps connectivity, monthly billing with no commitment and delivery within 1 to 48 hours. ALSO AVAILABLE Domain registration, email hosting, Python, Node.js, MySQL and PostgreSQL hosting, colocation and IP transit for customers who need their own rack or prefix announced. INFRASTRUCTURE The platform runs on Proxmox virtualization backed by Ceph distributed storage, so VPS and dedicated workloads benefit from live migration and replicated storage instead of single-node local disks. Shared hosting runs on cPanel/WHM with CloudLinux, CageFS and LVE Manager for per-account isolation and resource limits, with Imunify360 handling WAF and malware protection. Running our own AS means BGP peering, customer prefix announcements and DDoS filtering are handled in-house rather than resold, and support comes directly from the engineers who operate the infrastructure.
