Your data stays in the EU
Your data is hosted in the EU, in a German data centre, with EU data residency. That keeps you aligned with GDPR and EU data-protection expectations.
Spain's growing startup scene in Madrid, Barcelona, and Valencia needs real cloud infrastructure without hyperscaler complexity. redu is EU-hosted and priced for early-stage budgets.
EU-hosted, with managed databases and an AI agent that provisions and runs it for you.
Transparent, per-resource pricing billed by the hour. Block storage is £0.07 per GB a month. Most business apps sit on a £20 to £35 server.
Real infrastructure your agent runs end to end, at prices you can plan, with a real person behind it.
Your data is hosted in the EU, in a German data centre, with EU data residency. That keeps you aligned with GDPR and EU data-protection expectations.
redu has a native MCP server, so your agent (Claude Code is one example) provisions the VM, deploys your app, and keeps it running. You can run it yourself without infrastructure expertise, and for someone who knows infrastructure it is a serious force multiplier.
Managed PostgreSQL and Redis are provisioned alongside your app and auto-wired, so you are not running a database by hand.
You pay for what runs, by the hour, with no per-unit tax and no surprise bill after a busy weekend.
redu servers start at about £8.50 a month for a small instance and go up to £70 for a large one, with most business apps on a £20 to £35 server. Block storage is £0.07 per GB a month, and everything is billed by the hour.
Your data is hosted in the EU, in a German data centre, with EU data residency. redu is GDPR-aligned.
Yes: a small always-on server and a Postgres database, set up and run by your agent.
Yes. redu has a native MCP server, so any MCP-capable agent (Claude Code is the common example) provisions the VM, deploys your app, and can SSH in to operate it.
Yes. Your workloads and data run in the EU. Redu Cloud Ltd is a UK company, and your infrastructure is hosted in the EU.
Point your agent at your project and get a live URL on a free, always-on server with Postgres.
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