Klarcloud is a one-person hosting business run by Marlena Górzyńska from Gdańsk on the Polish coast. It started because renting a decent virtual server had turned into an exercise in reading footnotes: burst credits, egress tiers, renewal prices that doubled, dashboards that took longer to learn than the server took to configure.

So the whole offer here is four plans, three cities and one price list. What you pay in the first month is what you pay in the thirtieth. When something breaks, you get an email from the person who runs the infrastructure, not a ticket queue.

The hardware sits in Tier III facilities in Frankfurt, Madrid and Amsterdam, rented as dedicated capacity and operated by Klarcloud. Data never leaves the European Union, and the legal entity behind the service is a Polish sole proprietorship registered in CEIDG — the details are on the imprint page.

There is no venture funding and no growth target. The business is profitable at its current size, which is exactly why prices do not need to move.