's-Hertogenbosch, May 21, 2025 — In a hosting market often cluttered with confusing interfaces, unclear pricing, and outdated processes, True Registrar is taking a different route: keep it simple, keep it honest, and make sure everything works seamlessly. The Dutch-based provider is building momentum by focusing on automation, reliability, and a user experience that puts clarity first.

From domain registrations and DNS management to shared hosting and white-label solutions, True Registrar offers a no-nonsense platform that gives users full control—without burying them in technical complexity.

“We’ve always believed hosting shouldn’t be frustrating,” says Matt Verhoeven, General Director at True Registrar. “People want to register domains, manage their services, and launch their projects without running into unnecessary roadblocks. That’s the experience we’ve designed for.”

Highlights from the Platform

• Real-Time Domain Management – Customers can register domains, manage nameservers, and update DNS settings instantly, with direct registry integrations.

• Secure, Fast Hosting – All services run on infrastructure located in ISO-certified data centers in the Netherlands and Germany. Daily backups, built-in DDoS protection, and free SSL are standard.

• Transparent Pricing – No hidden renewal rates or surprise fees. What you see is what you pay, including VAT and multi-year options for better control.

• Multi-Currency and Global Payments – True Registrar supports EUR, USD, and GBP, with payment options like iDEAL, SEPA, PayPal, and credit cards for both individuals and businesses.

What’s Next

Later this year, the company plans to roll out an updated ordering flow that allows customers to bundle services more easily—think domain + hosting + email in one smooth step. There's also a reseller API in development, aimed at agencies and IT providers who want to embed domain and hosting tools directly into their own systems.

“We’re not trying to be flashy,” adds Verhoeven. “We’re building something practical. Something we’d want to use ourselves—and that our clients can rely on day after day.”