Managed hosting · Falkenstein · Frankfurt · Helsinki · Zürich

Making European infrastructure worth choosing.

Static sites from €1 a month. ASP.NET Core from €3. Private delivery on opncdn. Machines we bought and run ourselves, in four European sites we will name, with a console we wrote and an invoice you can read.

What we sell

One platform, every product on this page operated by us.

Four things, and we run all of them ourselves: hosting for sites and .NET apps, private delivery on opncdn, and the software we wrote for our own operations. No resold panels, no partner logos doing the work.

01

Website hosting.
Git push, TLS, edge — done.

You don’t file a ticket to add a domain. You push to a branch, and the build goes live on hardware sitting in Rack 04 · Falkenstein — with certificates issued and renewed for you, every branch getting its own preview URL, and static assets served from opncdn, our own CDN. One invoice, no per-request arithmetic at the end of the month.

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02

ASP.NET Core, hosted properly.

Publish a build; it starts alongside the old one, passes its health checks, then takes traffic. Failed check, automatic rollback. We patch the runtime — you pin the major version.

ASP.NET Core hosting
03

A CDN network of our own.

opncdn Private gives you isolated PoP capacity, private BGP peering and mTLS access control — for the assets that have no business sitting on a shared public edge.

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04

Software we wrote because we needed it.

A password vault. A ticket system. A knowledge base. Cloud or self-hosted, your call. Built in-house, sold at the price our own ops team pays.

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Network Presence

Global reach.
European roots.

Scroll, zoom, and explore our infrastructure locations. Each site is chosen for its connectivity and operated directly by Astrava UG. Pick a city from the index to dive in.

Click a marker or select a location above to explore.

Network & Connectivity

Built for connectivity,
not just capacity.

Most providers describe their footprint in a way that cannot be checked. Ours is four buildings, and we will tell you which of them your workload is in. What we own is the hardware; the halls and the transit are Hetzner's, and pretending otherwise would be the first lie.

Network overview

Owned hardware, rented halls.

The split matters, so here it is plainly. The servers are ours: we specified them, paid for them and maintain them. The buildings and the network are Hetzner's, which is why traffic to your site travels over AS24940. Plenty of providers obscure that line. We think knowing where it falls is the reason to trust the rest.

Sites
4
Jurisdiction
EU / CH
Transit
AS24940
US regions
None

Our machines, in someone else’s building

We buy the servers, we rack them, and we run them. The halls they stand in belong to Hetzner, and transit reaches you over their AS24940. We would rather tell you that than imply we own a network we do not.

Four sites, and we will name them

Falkenstein, Frankfurt, Helsinki and Zürich. Not a map with a hundred dots on it, most of which are a CNAME. If you ask which one your site is on, you get an answer with a site and a rack in it.

European jurisdiction, no asterisks

Every byte stays inside EU or Swiss law. The Zürich site exists for customers who need Swiss data residency specifically. That is an architectural constraint, not a sales line — there is no US region to fall back on.

Carrier-grade sites, small-company access

The facilities are built to a standard we could not fund on our own: redundant power, real fire suppression, staff at three in the morning. What we add is the part that is usually missing — someone who answers.

From the team — Lübeck, May 2026

Europe deserves infrastructure worth choosing on merit.

Choosing European hosting is usually framed as a compromise — the sovereign option, the compliant option, the one you pick because procurement made you. We think that framing is the actual problem. Nobody should have to accept a worse product to keep their data on the right continent.

So the aim is narrow: build the version you would pick anyway. That means a static site costs a euro, deploys from a git push, and comes back up when you roll it back. It means the console does provisioning, billing, certificates and key rotation at eleven on a Saturday without anyone opening a ticket. We wrote all of it, which is why it behaves like software rather than a re-skinned WHMCS.

Astrava UG is a small team in Lübeck — the Hanseatic city we grew up in and where the company is registered. We are not going to pretend to a scale we do not have. What we can offer is that everything we sell runs on machines we bought, in four buildings we will name, answered by the people who run them.

— Kyle, on behalf of Astrava UGLübeck · still answering email

Start with a euro.

A static site is €1 a month and takes a git push. If you would rather ask something first, sales mail reaches a person in Lübeck and comes back within a business day — no discovery call, no script.

Or read the price list and decide later. It is short, and it is the whole price.