Hosting in Japan

Leaseweb is a major international infrastructure operator, founded in the Netherlands in 1997 and primarily focused on the corporate and enterprise segment. The company offers dedicated servers, VPS, and cloud solutions, leveraging its own global network of data centers in Europe, America, and Asia, with Tier III reliability and formalized SLAs. The infrastructure is designed for scalable and distributed projects, utilizing industrial virtualization platforms, SSD/NVMe storage, advanced network services, DDoS protection, and solutions for backup and disaster recovery. Pricing is above the mass-market VPS segment and typically involves long-term contracts or custom configurations, while the support format and interfaces are tailored for experienced administrators and business clients, not for novice users.

MyHosti is a budget-to-mid-tier hosting provider offering shared hosting and VPS/VDS for small websites and standard server tasks. The service is focused on a simple start: fixed plans without complex configurations, basic security at the datacenter level, KVM virtualization, and standard control panels. The infrastructure is housed in commercial data centers (primarily in Europe) and utilizes HDD, SSD, or NVMe depending on the plan, with backup and additional options available separately. MyHosti is suitable for personal projects, small business websites, and applications with moderate loads where predictable conditions and a low entry barrier are important, but a cloud ecosystem or flexible customization for complex scenarios is not required.

is*hosting is an international infrastructure services provider, operating since 2005 and developing a line of VPS/VDS and server solutions with a focus on predictable operation and serving business clients. The infrastructure is hosted in commercial Tier II–III data centers in Europe, the USA, and other regions, utilizing KVM hardware virtualization, modern server equipment with SSD and NVMe storage, and redundancy for key network and engineering system components. Pricing is fixed and oriented toward long-term contracts without price dumping, backup is offered as a separate service or as part of corporate solutions, and support via tickets and email is designed for technically proficient users and addressing infrastructure-related tasks.

THE.Hosting is an international hosting provider founded in 2025, specializing in VPS/VDS and dedicated servers with a focus on predictable performance and transparent terms. Services are built on KVM virtualization using NVMe drives and ECC memory, supporting Linux and Windows, custom ISO installation, and popular control panels. Deployment is available in over 50 Tier III–IV locations with uniform pricing regardless of country. The product line includes basic VPS, Hi-CPU solutions, and dedicated servers, with network ports ranging from 1 to 10 Gbit/s. SSL certificates and Anti-DDoS are available as separate services, and support operates 24/7.

GEO.Hosting is a Romanian VPS/VDS provider. The company claims availability in over 50 countries with fast server deployment. Their plans feature NVMe storage, ECC RAM, and network ports up to 10 Gbit/s, utilizing KVM and OpenVZ virtualization with OS choice available. Backup and enhanced protection measures are added separately. Pricing targets the budget to mid-range segment with possible discounts for long-term payments. Refund terms are tied to the status of an "incomplete service," and support is advertised as 24/7 via tickets with separate contacts for different types of inquiries.

Scaleway is a European cloud and infrastructure provider, founded in France in 1999 and part of the Iliad group, offering VPS, bare metal servers, and a suite of cloud and platform services. The company manages its own infrastructure and data centers in France and the Netherlands, employs a pay-as-you-go billing model, and provides tools for virtualization, network segmentation, firewalls, snapshots, and backup. The platform is designed for automation and scalability, supports modern processors, NVMe storage, IPv4/IPv6, container services, and API management, with support and documentation tailored for developers and technical teams.

LayerStack is an international cloud provider that emerged in the early 2010s and built its platform around Asian locations, including Hong Kong and Japan. The service focuses on cloud servers and network solutions for business projects and web services where the deployment region and predictable infrastructure performance are crucial. It utilizes x86 platforms with SSD or NVMe storage, implements cloud virtualization with environment isolation, network segmentation, and built-in mechanisms for firewall, DDoS protection, and snapshots. Pricing is in the mid-range segment, designed for clear budget planning without aggressive price dumping, while classic web hosting and dedicated servers are not its core focus. Support is provided via tickets and email and assumes that the client already has experience with cloud infrastructure and independently manages their resources.