Bitdefender
Bucharest vendor whose detection engine is licensed across half the industry.
Audience
Everything in the directory whose audience includes “Small businesses”.
Bucharest vendor whose detection engine is licensed across half the industry.
Paris email, SMS and light CRM in one place, with EU-held contact lists.
Amsterdam bank built mobile-first, with EU-wide IBANs for residents and businesses.
German newsletter tool whose lists never leave German data centres.
Munich VPS provider competing almost entirely on how much RAM a euro buys.
Client-side vaults for the files you still keep in somebody else’s cloud.
Bratislava endpoint security, and one of the longest-running AV research shops anywhere.
Bochum antivirus maker that processes its telemetry exclusively in Germany.
A French registrar since the nineties, with mailboxes and hosting attached to the domain.
Geneva host running on renewable power, with mail, drive and meetings stacked on top.
Mail, drive, docs and video calls sold as one Swiss-hosted workspace.
Domains, shared hosting and an enterprise cloud from the group that has hosted a large share of the German web for decades.
Hamburg site builder aimed at the tradesperson who needs five pages and a contact form.
Norwegian backup with unlimited photo storage, held under Norwegian privacy law.
Berlin mail with PGP, an office suite, and a standing commitment never to run an ad business.
Vilnius newsletter platform with automations on a free tier that is actually usable.
Belgian mail suite with an OpenPGP keystore built into the webmail itself.
Long-running Karlsruhe host with cheap root servers and a quiet following among German developers.
Lithuanian VPN with a large European server fleet and repeated third-party audits.
Belgian open-source ERP covering CRM, invoicing, stock and payroll in one codebase.
Riga-built editors with the strongest OOXML fidelity outside Redmond, self-hostable per seat.
Swiss consumer drive with lifetime plans and optional client-side encryption.
Tallinn-founded CRM organised around the pipeline stage rather than the quarterly report.
Encrypted mail, calendar and drive under Swiss jurisdiction, funded by subscriptions instead of adjacency to an ad business.
Paris business account with invoicing, cards and bookkeeping exports built in.
London neobank with multi-currency personal and business accounts across Europe.
Norwegian host that has run mail on hydroelectric power since the late nineties.
German audit and rank tracking, priced for sites that are not enterprises.
Munich work platform where the tasks and the messages are both end-to-end encrypted.
Dutch paid mailbox with unlimited aliases, from the team behind Startpage.
Card readers and point of sale for the market stalls, salons and cafés of Europe.
Ghent form builder that behaves like a text document until you hit publish.
Ghent CRM with quoting, time tracking and invoicing for agencies and trades.
Hanover encrypted mail with post-quantum key exchange and fully open-source clients.
Brno site builder that treats multilingual pages as a default, not an add-on.
Estonian-founded cross-border transfers at the mid-market rate, with multi-currency accounts.