Site.eu

Site.eu describes itself as "a 100% European independent domain name registrar and hosting company." The company is run from Almere in the Netherlands, where the legal entity is Site BV. Its own pages date the start of the business to 2020 and say the founders have "more than 20 years of combined experience in the hosting and domain name industry." The company says it has passed 10,000 customers, and its home page cites "1,228 + TLD extensions". Those figures are the company's own claims.

For a site operator the offer has 2 parts: a .adult name, and shared hosting for the site on that name. The .adult page presents both together, aimed at an adult entertainment site, an age-restricted product store or a mature content blog, under the line that the company's "high-quality infrastructure ensures your adult website loads quickly and remains accessible to your audience."

What it sells an operator

The .adult page sells the extension as a domain for adult-oriented content, describing it as a way to signal the nature of a site to visitors, search engines and web filters. In October 2026 the same page lists .adult at €81.99 for registration and €81.99 for transfer, with a renewal of €117.29 a year. The .porn, .xxx and .sex extensions appear on the same page at the same registration, transfer and renewal prices, beside related extensions such as .cam, .tube, .webcam and .dating. Names run from 3 to 63 characters, and the page states that internationalized names are not supported for this extension. Features listed for the extension include domain locking, DNSSEC support, privacy protection, a transfer key, and changes to nameservers, DNS records and the holder.

The domain page says every domain registered or transferred comes with redirects, which can be set as 301, 302 or iframe redirects to another site or a social profile. DNSSEC is switched on automatically for every extension that supports it, and a customer who runs DNS elsewhere can store their own DNSSEC keys. The domain page describes 4 geographically separated DNS servers, in the Netherlands, Germany, the United States and Singapore, and changes to name servers, DNS records and the holder are processed in real time. DNS records can be imported and exported as BIND files. A volume table on the domain page gives lower renewal prices to customers with 100 or more domains.

The web hosting range runs through plans named Basic, Starter, Plus, Power, Ultra and Elite, each with a first-year price that steps up at renewal. In October 2026 the Basic plan is priced at €0.50 a month in the first year and €0.99 a month after that, and the page notes that renewal prices apply from 1 December. Commitments of 3 and 5 years are offered at a saving. Basic includes 1 CPU and 1 GB of RAM on LiteSpeed Web Server, 10 GB of NVMe SSD storage, 100 GB of monthly bandwidth, up to 25 connected domains and 10 email addresses. From the Plus plan upward bandwidth is unlimited and Redis Object Cache is added. At the top, Elite lists 10 CPU and 8 GB of RAM, 400 GB of NVMe SSD storage, up to 200 domains and 999 email addresses, with priority support.

All plans include FTP, SFTP and SSH access, Git over SSH, all PHP versions, MySQL databases, an SSL certificate, the DirectAdmin control panel and a one-click installer that the page says covers over 300 scripts, WordPress and Joomla among them. The page announces Plesk as a coming addition to DirectAdmin. Daily backups are kept for up to 3 months, and a free website transfer is handled by the support team once the customer emails FTP details. The pages list a 99.95% uptime guarantee, which the company says applies to all its services, including the DNS of a domain name, and they say the plans allow plenty of subdomains, without a number.

The site also sells email hosting with IMAP, POP3, SMTP, webmail and inbound and outbound spam filters, SSL certificates, and a website and online store builder. The home page also introduces a newer builder called Wobbio, which the company describes in its own words as AI-native and built in-house.

The terms that decide the choice

The .adult page sells the name to "adult-oriented content creators and businesses" and pitches the company's hosting for adult websites. The site does not publish a hosting acceptable use policy that sets out what an adult site may carry; the footer links to Terms & Conditions, a Fair use policy and a Right of revocation page.

The company describes its servers as "located only in the European Union", and says it complies with European privacy law. It also says its hosting runs on load-balanced servers spread across several locations, with traffic monitored and processing power assigned by load, and that backups are made at multiple data center locations.

Refunds have a clear rule for hosting. A 30-day money-back guarantee lets a dissatisfied customer email within that period for a full refund. The page says the guarantee does not apply to domain name purchases. Prices on the order page exclude VAT, which is calculated at checkout, and the site lists no payment methods in text. No abuse or takedown procedure is published.

The affiliate program is a separate part of the offer. In October 2026 the affiliate page lists 2 options for a customer who refers others: a one-time payment of €20.00 for each new customer, or a recurring 25% commission on hosting, email, SSL and website builder purchases, which the page says continues on renewals and upgrades. Domain name purchases are excluded, and the page sets IP-matching rules against misuse. Commission is paid 30 days after a purchase because of the 30-day cancellation period, and a flat-fee referral counts only once the customer has stayed 30 days. The page states no earnings limit and no minimum payout.

Getting started and support

The start is a search on the .adult page, followed by an order, where the buyer sets the registration length, privacy protection, the domain holder and the nameservers. Hosting is activated through the customer dashboard, which also handles domains, email and the website builder. A domain can be added to the account as an external name, and a domain registered elsewhere can be set up before it is transferred. A transfer needs a transfer key, which can be left blank at checkout and filled in later. Auto-renewal can be enabled, and the core-values page says the company emails a customer before a domain is renewed.

Support runs through a helpdesk open 24/7 by chat, email and Telegram. The company says it responds to emails within 24 hours, and that chat response times run from a few minutes to several hours during peak periods. There is a customer forum, and a support center with articles and guides on domains, hosting, email, SSL, affiliates and resellers, and billing. Priority support is reserved for the larger hosting plans. No phone line appears on the support pages.

Company and track record

The core-values page places the head office at Operetteweg 7 in Almere, Netherlands, under the company name Site BV, and gives its Dutch Chamber of Commerce and VAT numbers. The same page describes an independent European hosting company, backed by its customers rather than investors, with servers in the European Union. The company's news items record a launch of Website Holiday Mode on April 1, 2026 and the 10,000 customer milestone. The footer lists Site.nl, Site.de, Site.fr and Site.es as its international versions.

Who it suits

The company suits an operator who wants a European registrar for a .adult, .porn, .xxx or .sex name at a published price, with the same dashboard handling DNS, redirects and a shared hosting plan. A small site can start on the Basic plan with a low first-year price and a 30-day money-back guarantee on hosting; a network of sites has the higher plans, with unlimited bandwidth and room for up to 200 domains on one plan.

It is a weaker fit for an operator who needs a written adult content policy for hosting or a published takedown route. Domain purchases fall outside the money-back guarantee, and each hosting plan's price steps up after the first year.

The strength is the clarity of the plan ladder and the EU location of the servers. The hosting page states the first-year and renewal prices, the CPU, memory, storage and bandwidth of each plan, the 30-day guarantee and the backup retention in one place.