European Hosting to comply with GDPR

I have several clients in Europe (germany and switzerland) and I love Webflow, but they are all very concerned with data privacy and complying to GDPR. Especially now with the current privacy shield solutions. Please, please work on an European hosting so you don't loose valuable customers. I see this issue popping up on so many webflow groups (facebook). More and more freelancers as well as agencies are moving back to WordPress bc of that significant issue.

  • Jana
  • Oct 21 2020
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  • Clément Descours commented
    4 Oct 09:04pm

    we clearly neeeeeeed

  • Tobias Drevenstedt commented
    1 Oct 05:48am

    As many people already stated - US only hosting is a huge red flag for many clients and the only reason they turn down webflow.... Had that conversation quite a few times already myself - espcially ISO certified clients require that. But please please please do not make this an Enterprise-only feature

  • Andrea Pedron commented
    24 Sep 06:50am

    Frankly, I’m not particularly interested in an integrated GDPR policy. What I really want is a CDN delivery in Europe. But seriously, is it true that in 2024 the most powerful tool in the world for building websites only has hosting in the US? I just finished a beautiful website for a client, and now I find out that the CDN is only in the US! I hadn’t even thought about it for a minute, I never suspected there wouldn’t be a CDN in Europe! It’s totally crazy. This will add about a second of loading time to every site I create. Truly sad.

  • Katarína Adam Škrabeková commented
    19 Aug 07:09am

    Webflow cmon. How is this still thing in 2024. It's harder and harder arguing the value of Webflow to my EU clients (which is most) when they need to pay extra 15-25 euros a month for various integrations to be EU GDPR compliant.

  • Julia Kabelka commented
    13 Aug 10:40am

    Please please please Webflow - this is a dealbreaker for so many clients in the EU ...

  • Boes Media Solutions commented
    21 May 06:43am

    You can do it like ManageWp. There you can choose: North America or Europe as the main hosting location.

  • Rakesh BC commented
    16 May 05:54am

    Ok

  • André Gasser commented
    14 May 01:12pm

    Hell yeah, please! So essential!

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    1 May 01:35am

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  • Bartłomiej Zimny commented
    17 Apr 08:19am

    very needed

  • Steven Downing commented
    11 Apr 12:34am

    They just don't care :D

  • Nick Hasse commented
    8 Apr 01:12pm

    how is this still a thing in 2024...

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    3 Apr 01:04pm

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    3 Apr 01:04pm

    thanks for sharing

  • Gerald Morris commented
    29 Mar 10:30am

    thanks for sharing...

  • Ripple Health Group Inc commented
    4 Mar 05:11pm

    Also need to add CCPA, CPRA compliance and GPC Signal too.

  • Martin Arens commented
    27 Feb 02:48pm

    EU Hosting is one thing. But all the reloaded third party resources (US CDNs) without consent are a whole other thing.

  • Paulina Burek commented
    27 Feb 04:28am

    This would be a game changer. Wake up webflow.

  • ABIGAIL BACCOUCHE commented
    23 Feb 12:40pm

    Important


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