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Miss Hosting
By Miss Hosting (Miss Group) · misshosting.se
4,4 Very good
Web hosting with Swedish support, run by Miss Hosting AB in Stockholm, with some of the lowest campaign prices on the market. The catch: since 2020 the group is majority-owned by British private equity firm Perwyn, the owner's own site states headquarters in London, and introductory prices rise at renewal.
Best for: Small businesses that want cheap web hosting with Swedish support and pay in SEK.
Pros
- Very low campaign price (web hosting from 32 SEK/month first year)
- Swedish operating company (Miss Hosting AB) with support in Swedish and billing in SEK
- Site builder, domains and email gathered in one place
- 45 day open purchase
Cons
- The group is majority-owned by British private equity firm Perwyn; the owner's site states headquarters in London while missgroup.com states Stockholm
- The privacy policy (section 7.4) allows transfer of personal data to suppliers outside EU/EEA
- Introductory prices; the renewal price (approx. 129 SEK/month) is clearly higher than the campaign price
- No documented security certifications (ISO 27001 etc.)
Quick facts
| Price | From approx 32 SEK/month |
|---|---|
| Origin | EU-approved third country (Miss Hosting (Miss Group)) |
| Categories | Web & app building |
| EU data storage | Yes |
| GDPR terms (DPA) | Yes |
Sources & evidence
Claims about data storage, jurisdiction and compliance should be verifiable. Here is the evidence behind the statements above:
- Miss Hosting – Homepage with prices (web hosting 32 SEK/month first year, renewal 1548 SEK/year, 45 day customer guarantee) →
- Miss Hosting – Privacy policy (Miss Hosting AB in Stockholm; section 7.4 allows transfer to suppliers outside EU/EEA) →
- Miss Group – About the group (states headquarters in Stockholm; Miss Hosting is part of the group with over 30 brands) →
- Perwyn – Investment in Miss Group (majority owner since 2020; states the group has headquarters in London) →
- Private Equity Wire – BGF leaves Miss Group when Perwyn takes majority position (February 2020) →