Openprovider key facts
Last updated- Legal entity
- Hosting Concepts B.V. (Openprovider)
- Headquarters
- Netherlands (NL)
- Ownership
- Independent
- Founded
- 2004
- Data hosting
- EU (any EU region)
- Infrastructure
- Self-hosted or EU-based infrastructure (implied by .eu control panel)
- Deployment
- SaaS
- Open source
- No
- US Cloud Act exposure
- Low (no US parent)
- Replaces
- GoDaddy Registry, Namecheap Reseller, Enom, Tucows Brands (Hover/OpenSRS), Key-Systems (CentralNic)
About Openprovider
Openprovider is a Dutch domain registrar and technology provider that operates on a unique membership model. Designed specifically for domain resellers, web hosts, and large portfolio owners, the platform provides access to over 1,900 TLDs at registry cost, removing the traditional markup associated with domain registration. Beyond domains, the service integrates essential web hosting tools including SSL certificates, Plesk licenses, and SpamExperts security. The company emphasizes transparency and efficiency through its all-in-one management portal and robust API, targeting users who manage extensive portfolios across multiple countries. Support is highlighted as a key pillar, with dedicated account managers provided for higher-tier members.
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