Raspberry Pi hosting — your own Pi in our data center
With Raspberry Pi hosting you rent a physical Raspberry Pi that runs in a Belgian WWW4 data center. The Pi is yours alone, gets its own fixed public IPv4 address and you manage it yourself with root access.
Raspberry Pi hosting is not sold online. You choose between a Raspberry Pi 4 and a Raspberry Pi 5; we match the memory and operating system to what you want to do with it. You request it via the contact form and receive a proposal with pricing.
Who does what?
We provide
- A physical Raspberry Pi 4 or Pi 5 that runs for you alone
- Space, power and network in a Belgian data center
- Your own, fixed public IPv4 address
You manage
- The operating system, with full root access
- The software running on it and its configuration
- Updates, security and backups of your data
What is a Raspberry Pi suited to?
A Raspberry Pi is a small, low-power computer with an ARM processor. It does not replace a heavy server, but for light workloads that need to run continuously, a physical machine of your own with a fixed IP address is often exactly what you are looking for.
Raspberry Pi, VPS or colocation?
All three run in Belgian data centers. The difference lies in the machine and who manages it.
| Type | Machine | Who manages it | Suited to |
|---|---|---|---|
| Raspberry Pi | A physical Pi from us, for you alone | You, with root access | Light workloads that run continuously and applications on ARM |
| Managed VPS | Allocated resources on our servers | We do, you keep SSH access | Websites, web shops and applications that need more processing power |
| Colocation | Your own server in our rack | You, we provide the environment | Existing hardware or specific requirements |
Request Raspberry Pi hosting
Let us know what you want to do with the Pi, and we will put together a proposal with pricing. The more concrete your message, the sooner you will have an answer. For example, mention:
- What you use the Pi for and which software will run on it
- Which model you prefer (Pi 4 or Pi 5) and how much memory and storage you expect to need
- Your preferred operating system
- How many Raspberry Pis you need and from when