Leaseweb
Hostcomplex score
4.3/10Leaseweb is a Netherlands-based infrastructure provider selling business hosting and related services, including dedicated servers, cloud, storage, colocation, CDN and network services.
1 deal: Leaseweb Object Storage Reserved 1 TB (−25%)
Leaseweb plans compared
Online storage
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5.1/10
- Intro price
- $12.45/mo −25% for the first 36 months
- Renews at
- $16.60/mo
- Avg. over 3 yrs
- $12.45/mo
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4.4/10
- Intro price
- $19.37/mo
- Renews at
- same price
- Avg. over 3 yrs
- $19.37/mo
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Video streaming3.5/10
- PoPs
- 14
- Countries
- 9
- Price per GB
- $0.06 /GB min. $49.00/mo
Prices per month excl. VAT where the provider states so. The average cost includes the renewal price after the intro period. Prices checked 4 November 2026, 05:00.
All specifications
Online storage
| Plan | Leaseweb Object Storage Reserved 1 TB | Leaseweb Object Storage On Demand |
|---|---|---|
| Storage | 1,000 GB | 1,000 GB |
| Doelgroep | Zakelijk | Zakelijk |
| Intro price period | 36 months | – |
| Data location / EU hosting | Nederland, Duitsland, Verenigde Staten, Canada, Verenigd Koninkrijk | Nederland, Duitsland, Verenigde Staten, Canada, Verenigd Koninkrijk |
CDN
| Plan | Leaseweb CDN |
|---|---|
| API | Yes |
| DNS | No |
| VAT | Excl. VAT |
| Video on demand | Yes |
| DDoS protection | No |
| IPv6 | No |
| Push / upload | Yes |
| HTTP/2 | Yes |
| Cache purge | Yes |
| Hotlink protection | Yes |
| Regions | North America, Europe, Asia |
| Support | Telefoon, E-mail |
| Analytics | Yes |
| IP allowlist/blocklist | Yes |
| Log files | No |
| Minimum charge | $ 49/maand |
| PoPs in China | 0 locaties |
| Basic authentication | No |
| Live video | Yes |
| Price per GB (APAC) | $ 0.06/GB |
| Token authentication | Yes |
| Apex/root domain | No |
| Compression | Yes |
| Custom SSL certificate | Yes |
| Large files | Yes |
| Price per GB (LATAM) | $ 0.06/GB |
| Price per GB (NA/EU) | $ 0.06/GB |
| Private CDN | Yes |
| Change propagation time | 0 minuten |
| Serve stale content | No |
| Small files | Yes |
| Status page | No |
| 24/7 support | Yes |
| Geo-blocking | Yes |
| Minimum contract term | 1 month |
| Documentation | Yes |
| Inbound traffic fees | No |
| Instant self-service setup | No |
| Origin shield | Yes |
| Countries with PoPs | 9 landen |
| Points of presence | 14 locaties |
| Purge options | Alles, Per bestand |
| Request fees | $ 0/10.000 requests |
| Dynamic content (DSA) | No |
| PoP in the Netherlands | Yes |
| HTTPS on CDN domain | Yes |
| Image optimisation | No |
| HTTPS on custom domain | No |
About Leaseweb
Leaseweb says it was founded in 1997 by Dutch entrepreneurs and has grown from a website-hosting business into a global infrastructure provider. Its headquarters are in Amsterdam. Leaseweb Global B.V. is the group head office and website operator, while OCOM B.V. is identified as the group’s ultimate parent.
Leaseweb is a brand used by separate regional sales entities. The entity a customer contracts with depends on location and service, so the relevant contract documents matter when comparing offers.
Leaseweb’s hosting and infrastructure range
Dedicated servers
Single-tenant servers are available in options that include gaming, GPU, processor-specific and storage configurations. They suit businesses that need dedicated server resources or a workload-specific setup.
Cloud services
The range includes Public Cloud, Elastic Compute, and VMware-based vCloud and vSphere solutions, including private and hybrid cloud options. These offerings are intended for businesses building or scaling cloud infrastructure.
Storage and backup
Leaseweb offers S3-compatible Object Storage, storage servers, file and block storage, and backup services. Our comparison lists Object Storage On Demand and Reserved plans for business use.
Colocation
Colocation combines a customer’s own equipment with Leaseweb facility services, including remote-hands support and connectivity options.
CDN
Leaseweb sells content delivery and Multi-CDN services for distributing content to users in different regions. See our CDN comparison for the listed Leaseweb option and alternatives.
Network and cybersecurity services
Network services include private networking, floating IP, dedicated network equipment, network management and Cloud Connect. Cybersecurity services include DDoS protection.
Locations and support
Leaseweb lists data-centre locations across Europe, North America, Asia and Australia; availability varies by product. Customers can use the Customer Portal for account ticketing and live chat, with telephone support listed by region. Published support hours differ by location, rather than forming one universal schedule.
Who Leaseweb suits
Leaseweb is aimed chiefly at businesses that need infrastructure hosting, dedicated hardware, cloud services, colocation or content delivery. Its broad range can also suit teams combining several infrastructure services with one provider.
Those looking for a simple, entry-level website hosting package should compare providers focused on that use case. Leaseweb’s listed range is centred on business infrastructure, and its regional contracting entities and service-specific terms call for careful checking.
Read our full Leaseweb review, or compare the listed CDN services and online storage plans.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Leaseweb based?
Leaseweb’s headquarters are in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. It lists infrastructure locations across Europe, North America, Asia and Australia, with availability depending on the product.
What does Leaseweb sell?
Its business-focused range includes dedicated servers, cloud services, storage and backup, colocation, CDN, network services and cybersecurity services.
Does Leaseweb offer online storage and CDN?
Yes. Leaseweb offers S3-compatible Object Storage and content delivery services, including Multi-CDN. Our online storage comparison and CDN comparison show its listed options.
Which company will I contract with, and what are the payment terms?
The contracting Leaseweb sales entity depends on your location and service. Payment, renewal and other contract terms are service- and entity-specific, so check the applicable order and contract documents; there is no single confirmed term that applies to every offer.
