The price is set before you click
No "from" that grows in the cart. What you see is what you pay, and the same at renewal.
About us
Hosting that isn't working against you.
TryNxt makes KVM servers and domains. Two things, built properly, with one account and one balance for everything. No grab-bag, no fine print.
What it's about
We build what we'd want to use ourselves
Most hosting offers look like they were designed by the accounting department: teaser prices, protection packages you still have to add to the cart, contracts that quietly renew. TryNxt goes the other way, the price is fixed, protection is included, renewal only happens if you act.
The audience is people who tinker themselves: Discord bots, homelab replacements, game server clans, small web projects. For them, a panel with console, firewall, DNS and backups all in one place is worth more than a glossy landing page.
Principles
Six sentences we hold ourselves to
No promises we cannot keep
Virtualisation means shared hardware. We say so, instead of printing "dedicated cores" on the page. What your server is using right now is live in the panel.
Prepaid, no subscription
You top up a balance and book a term. Nothing charges you automatically, nothing locks you in.
Protection is standard
Upstream DDoS filtering, at no extra cost. An attack is not a reason for a bill.
Do it yourself instead of a ticket
Console, reinstall, firewall, DNS, backups, all in the panel. Support is there for the real cases.
Privacy meant seriously
Provider based in Germany, servers in the EU, invoices archived GoBD-compliant, no tracking or advertising cookies, one-click data export.
Infrastructure
Where & with what
- LocationsNetherlands (SkyLink Eygelshoven data centre)
- Hardwaremixed nodes, processor shown in the configurator
- Networkvia a transit partner, DDoS filtering upstream
- Billingbalance via Mollie, invoices GoBD-compliant
- Supporttickets can be opened any time, replies usually the same day
- OperationsGermany, German-speaking
Sounds like your kind of thing?
Account in two minutes. After that, you decide what runs for how long.