# Where to host a web app in Poland in 2026

Last updated: 2026-11-10

It depends on what "in Poland" has to mean for you. If the servers must sit in Poland, **Scaleway**, **OVHcloud** and **UpCloud** run European clouds with a Warsaw location, **Oktawave** is a Warsaw company that runs its cloud servers in Poland, and **Google Cloud** and **Microsoft Azure** both have a Warsaw region under a US parent. If what matters is a Polish supplier with Polish invoicing and a Git-to-production workflow, **Eurobase** fits, though it doesn't promise a data centre in Poland.

## Poland hosting options at a glance

| Platform | Company | Location in Poland | What you get | Starts at |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eurobase | Warsaw, Poland | Not offered as a choice | Managed Git deploys for web apps, functions and storage | Free, then €10 a month + VAT |
| Scaleway | France | Warsaw | Serverless Containers that scale from zero | Monthly free tier, then billed by use |
| OVHcloud | Roubaix, France | Warsaw region | Managed Kubernetes and managed databases | Billed by the hour |
| Oktawave | Oktawave S.A., Warsaw | Data centres in Poland | Cloud servers, storage, managed Kubernetes | From PLN 6.06 a month |
| UpCloud | Finland | Warsaw, `pl-waw1` | Cloud servers and managed databases | Hourly, see its pricing page |
| Google Cloud | US parent | Region `europe-central2`, Warsaw | Cloud Run and the full public cloud | Billed by use |
| Microsoft Azure | US parent | Region Poland Central, Warsaw | Full public cloud | Billed by use |

Prices are from each provider's own page, checked on 9 and 10 November 2026.

## What to check before you pick

- **Location or supplier.** A Polish data centre and a Polish company are separate questions. Check whether your contract, a public tender or a customer's security team asks for one, the other or both.
- **The parent company.** Google and Microsoft run Warsaw regions, but both are US groups. Read [EU region vs EU company](/i/eu-region-vs-eu-company-cloud-act) if US law is part of the question.
- **How much you want to operate.** A server or a container image leaves patching, deploys and TLS with you. A platform builds from Git and runs the app for you.
- **Invoices in Poland.** KSeF is Poland's national system for structured e-invoices. Ask a supplier whether it issues your invoices there before your accountant has to chase them.
- **Database.** If your app needs managed Postgres in Warsaw, OVHcloud lists it there. For any other provider, check that the database service is offered in the Warsaw location, not only somewhere in Europe.
- **Support language.** Some Polish providers publish parts of their documentation in Polish only, which is a plus for one team and a hurdle for another.

## 1. Eurobase

Eurobase is an app platform run by a business registered in Warsaw. It deploys from GitHub, GitLab, Codeberg, Forgejo or Gitea onto European infrastructure run by Scaleway, a French provider. Next.js, Nuxt, Astro and similar frameworks run on [V8 isolates](/docs/workers), and Node.js, Python, Go, Java, Ruby, PHP and .NET servers run as [containers](/docs/containers). Functions, file storage and logs come with the plan, and coding agents can ship through its [MCP server and CLI](/docs/agents).

The billing side stays in Poland too. Plan prices are net, checkout adds the VAT for your location, and when KSeF is mandatory for a business invoice, Eurobase issues the structured invoice through KSeF, unless a legal exclusion or 2026 transition rule applies.

- **Best for:** Polish teams and freelancers who want a web app live from Git, with a Polish supplier on the invoice.
- **Price:** a Free plan, then Starter at €10 and Pro at €20 a month + VAT per workspace. There are no usage charges today: work over a limit is refused, apps on V8 isolates and Functions stop until the monthly reset, and containers and static sites keep serving.
- **What it lacks:** a guarantee that your app runs in a Polish data centre, preview deployments, managed Postgres, MySQL or Redis, and Dockerfile builds. ISO 27001 and SOC 2 are still being worked on, not held.

## 2. Scaleway

Scaleway is a French cloud provider, and Warsaw is one of its four Serverless Containers locations, next to Paris, Amsterdam and Milan. You push a container image, and the service runs it, scaling from zero up to 200 instances.

- **Best for:** teams that already build container images and want to pay only when traffic arrives.
- **Price:** the monthly free allowance covers 400,000 GB-s of memory and 200,000 vCPU-s. Past it, you pay €0.20 for every 100,000 GB-s and €1 for every 100,000 vCPU-s.
- **What it lacks:** a build step from Git. You produce the image and wire up the deploys yourself.

## 3. OVHcloud

OVHcloud is a French provider based in Roubaix, and Warsaw is one of the regions of its Public Cloud. Its availability table marks managed Kubernetes and managed PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB and Valkey as available there.

- **Best for:** teams that want to build their own stack on virtual machines or Kubernetes with the data in Warsaw.
- **Price:** Public Cloud instances are billed by the hour. See its price list for each size.

## 4. Oktawave

Oktawave S.A. is a public cloud company headquartered in Warsaw. Its cloud servers run in one of two data centres in Poland, and it also sells block and object storage, GPUs and managed Kubernetes services. It states ISO/IEC 27001:2022, 27017 and 27018 certification, along with CSA STAR and PCI DSS.

- **Best for:** businesses and public bodies that want a Polish-owned cloud with servers in Poland and help with migration.
- **Price:** cloud servers from PLN 6.06 a month, object storage from PLN 0.07 per GB a month.
- **What it lacks:** English documentation in places, since its knowledge base and API docs are in Polish only.

## 5. UpCloud

UpCloud is a registered Finnish company. Warsaw, with the zone code `pl-waw1`, is one of its European data centres, alongside Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Helsinki, Madrid, Stockholm and others. It sells cloud servers plus managed MySQL, PostgreSQL, Valkey and OpenSearch.

- **Best for:** plain cloud servers in Warsaw from a European company, with managed databases sold on the same account.
- **Price:** billed by the hour; see [UpCloud's pricing page](https://upcloud.com/pricing/).

## 6. Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure

Google Cloud lists `europe-central2` in Warsaw among its Compute Engine regions, and Cloud Run is available there, so a container can run in Poland without a server to manage. Customers in Poland sign with Google Cloud Poland Sp. z o.o., a Google company. Microsoft Azure's Poland Central region sits in Warsaw with three availability zones.

- **Best for:** teams already on Google Cloud or Azure that need the workload placed in Poland.
- **Price:** billed by use on each provider's calculator.
- **What it lacks:** an EU parent company. Both are owned by US groups, which matters if your buyer asks about US law rather than location.

## How to choose

1. If a contract names Poland as the location of the data, shortlist the providers with Warsaw sites: Oktawave for a Polish owner, OVHcloud, UpCloud or Scaleway for a European one, and Google Cloud or Azure if a US parent is acceptable.
2. If the requirement is the EU rather than Poland, widen the list with [European cloud providers](/i/european-cloud-providers) and the [EU hosting guide](/docs/guides/host-in-the-eu).
3. If you'd rather not run servers at all, choose between Eurobase for a web app from Git and Scaleway or Cloud Run for a container image you already build.
4. If you're a startup comparing stages and credits, see [hosting for European startups](/i/hosting-for-european-startups).

## Frequently asked questions

### Do I have to host personal data in Poland under GDPR?

No. GDPR treats the whole EU the same, so a Polish company can process personal data in another EU country. A contract, a sector rule or a public tender may still ask for Poland specifically, so read the requirement before you pick.

### Which clouds have a data centre in Warsaw?

Scaleway, OVHcloud, UpCloud, Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure all list a Warsaw location, and Oktawave runs its cloud servers in data centres in Poland. Check that the exact service you need is offered in that location, since not every product reaches every region.

### Is there a Polish company that hosts web apps?

Yes. Oktawave is a Warsaw cloud company selling servers and Kubernetes, and Eurobase is a Warsaw business that deploys web apps from Git. Eurobase hosts on European infrastructure and doesn't promise a data centre in Poland.

### Can I get KSeF invoices from my hosting provider?

Ask each provider. Eurobase's billing terms say that when KSeF is mandatory for a business invoice, it's issued through KSeF, and that a business invoice request needs the buyer's legal name, billing address and VAT/NIP details.

### Is a Warsaw region on Google Cloud or Azure enough for data sovereignty?

It puts the data in Poland, but the provider is still part of a US group. [Data residency vs data sovereignty](/i/data-residency-vs-data-sovereignty) explains where that difference matters.

## Sources

- [Eurobase pricing](/pricing), [Eurobase plans](/docs/plans), [Eurobase billing terms](/legal/billing) and [Eurobase subprocessors](/legal/subprocessors)
- [Scaleway Serverless Containers](https://www.scaleway.com/en/serverless-containers/) and [Scaleway serverless pricing](https://www.scaleway.com/en/pricing/serverless/)
- [OVHcloud Public Cloud regions](https://www.ovhcloud.com/en/public-cloud/regions-availability/)
- [Oktawave](https://oktawave.com/en/) and [About Oktawave](https://oktawave.com/en/company/about/)
- [UpCloud locations](https://upcloud.com/docs/getting-started/locations/) and [UpCloud pricing](https://upcloud.com/pricing/)
- [Google Cloud regions and zones](https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/regions-zones), [Cloud Run locations](https://cloud.google.com/run/docs/locations) and [Google Cloud entity](https://cloud.google.com/terms/google-entity)
- [Azure regions list](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/reliability/regions-list)