Filter attacks at our Frankfurt scrubbing edge so German and Central-European users keep low latency during a flood. Self-serve GRE / VXLAN / WireGuard tunnels or real BGP sessions, sub-second mitigation, and GDPR-friendly in-region EU scrubbing. Free trial, per-hour billing, from $25/mo.
Frankfurt DDoS protection from Sucura Networks filters attack traffic at our Frankfurt scrubbing edge, keeping German and Central-European users low-latency and scrubbing traffic inside the EU. Protect a server hosted with us, or keep your own host and connect over BGP or a GRE, VXLAN or WireGuard tunnel. L3, L4 and L7 mitigation from $25 per month plus $0.05 per GB, with a free trial.
Generic cloud DDoS services backhaul European traffic to a distant scrubbing center. We scrub in Frankfurt, so Germany and Central Europe stay fast — and stay inside the EU.
Filtering happens at the Frankfurt edge, not across an ocean — clean traffic stays on the shortest path to German and EU users.
European traffic is scrubbed on EU soil rather than routed abroad, a practical, GDPR-friendly advantage for teams with residency concerns.
Announce your own IP space (BYOIP) or take a protected IP over a tunnel — deployed yourself in the panel, no sales gate.
Pay by the hour or $0.05/GB scrubbed, not a heavy enterprise minimum. Transparent USD pricing with a free trial.
Frankfurt sits at the crossroads of European networks, which is exactly why it is the right place to filter attack traffic bound for German and Central-European destinations.
Frankfurt carries extensive European peering and a large share of the continent's traffic. Scrubbing at that crossroads means floods are met close to where European eyeballs actually are, instead of being dragged to another continent and back.
From Frankfurt, German, Austrian, Swiss and Benelux users are only a short hop away. When traffic is scrubbed here, clean packets return over the shortest path, so the people you serve keep low, stable latency even during an attack.
A volumetric flood aimed at a European target lands and dies at the Frankfurt edge. There is no cross-ocean backhaul to a foreign scrubbing site, so the attack never traverses the long paths that add latency and jitter for legitimate users.
Protection is not a switch you flip after an attack has already started — it is always on, and the anycast routing that steers users to Frankfurt is the same routing that steers attackers into the scrubber.
Every packet destined for your protected IP is inspected at the Frankfurt edge continuously. There is nothing to arm when trouble begins, and no window where a burst slips through first. Detection is sub-second, so the response is effectively immediate.
The same anycast announcement that brings a European visitor to Frankfurt also brings an attacker's flood there. Traffic is filtered where it enters the network, so a European target is defended in Europe, not by a distant site that has to notice and react.
Because mitigation is continuous and automatic, you are not paging an on-call engineer to enable something at 3 a.m. The Frankfurt edge is already scrubbing; your job during an incident is to watch it hold.
Two honest paths to a protected server in Frankfurt: host it with us, or keep your own German or EU host and protect it remotely. Both are self-service in the Nexus panel, and neither requires a migration you do not want.
Spin up a Frankfurt VPS on our Ryzen 9 9950X platform and it is protected on the same network, in the same city, with nothing extra to wire up. It is the simplest path to a hosted-and-protected server, with compute and scrubbing in one place in the EU.
Already running on a German or EU provider you like? Leave it there. Announce your prefix to AS398999 via BGP, or terminate a GRE, VXLAN or WireGuard tunnel to a protected IP we provide. Attack traffic is filtered at Frankfurt before it ever reaches your origin, with no server migration.
A GRE tunnel forwards clean traffic to your origin while preserving your users' real source addresses. That matters for logging, geo-rules, abuse handling and analytics — you protect the box without losing visibility into who is actually connecting to it.
If you hold your own /24, announce it to AS398999 and route it through the Frankfurt scrubbing edge. Inbound traffic is cleaned first and returned to you over the tunnel. Our IRR and RPKI-aware setup keeps the announcement clean and routable.
When your users are in Europe and their traffic is scrubbed in Frankfurt, that traffic stays inside the EU. For teams that answer data-residency questions, that is a genuine, defensible advantage of an in-region edge.
European visitors routing to the Frankfurt edge are filtered in-region. Their traffic is inspected and cleaned inside the EU rather than backhauled to another continent, keeping the data path where privacy-conscious European customers expect it.
We do not oversell this as a legal guarantee, but the practical reality is straightforward: choosing the Frankfurt edge means your European scrubbing happens in Europe. For GDPR-minded teams, keeping that step on EU soil is one fewer cross-border hop to explain in a review.
Put your workload on our Frankfurt VPS and both the hosting and the scrubbing sit in the EU. For a European audience that wants its server, its data and its DDoS filtering all in-region, that is a clean, consistent story to tell.
SucuraGuard filters volumetric and protocol attacks at the network edge and application-layer abuse with protocol-aware rules. Detection is sub-second, and mitigation is always-on.
SYN, UDP and ICMP floods, amplification and reflection attacks are dropped at the Frankfurt edge before they reach your origin. These blunt, high-volume attacks meant to saturate a link are stopped in-region, not carried across the network first.
Malformed packets, state-exhaustion tricks and protocol-level abuse designed to tie up connection tables are filtered with rules that understand how each protocol is supposed to behave, so the exhaustion attempt never gets to consume resources on your server.
HTTP floods and application-layer abuse that mimic real users are filtered with protocol-aware logic that separates genuine requests from automated abuse, keeping your application responsive for the people who are actually trying to use it.
Straightforward USD tiers with generous, scaling clean-traffic capacity. Usage-based scrubbing at $0.05/GB, hourly billing available. Every tier includes L3/L4/L7 mitigation, GRE/VXLAN/WireGuard tunnels or BGP, and sub-second detection.
| Plan | Best For | From | Order |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | Personal sites, small game servers and single hosts | $25/mo | Order → |
| Business | Growing sites and communities with steady traffic | $75/mo | Order → |
| Professional | High-traffic apps and busy multiplayer servers | $150/mo | Order → |
| Enterprise | Large deployments and frequently-targeted networks | $500/mo | Order → |
The simplest hosted-and-protected setup in the EU: run your server on our Frankfurt VPS and let it ride on the same network that scrubs its traffic.
Our Frankfurt VPS runs on modern Ryzen 9 9950X hardware, so you get fast single-thread performance for game servers, web apps and control panels right next to the scrubbing edge that protects them.
Host on the Frankfurt VPS and DDoS protection lives on the same network, in the same city. There is no separate origin to tunnel back to and no external host to coordinate with — the compute and the scrubbing are one deployment.
For a European audience, this keeps both your workload and your DDoS filtering in-region. It is the cleanest way to answer a residency question: the server is in Frankfurt, and so is the scrubbing that defends it.
Deploy protection yourself in minutes, try it for free, and convert to a paid subscription in place — no teardown, no long contract, no quote gate.
Everything is self-service in the Nexus panel. Create a tunnel or set up a BGP session, get your protected IP, and route your traffic through Frankfurt without waiting on a sales call or an onboarding queue.
Spin up a protected tunnel on a trial and see how it behaves with your real traffic before you commit. When you are ready, the trial converts to a paid subscription in place, so there is no teardown and nothing to rebuild.
You are not signing up for a heavy monthly commitment to get real mitigation. Per-hour billing and $0.05/GB usage-based scrubbing mean the cost scales with what you actually use, starting at $25/mo.
Common questions about anti-DDoS in Frankfurt, Germany and the wider EU.
You can keep it exactly where it is. Point your existing German or EU host at our Frankfurt edge by announcing your own prefix via BGP, or by terminating a GRE, VXLAN or WireGuard tunnel to a protected IP we provide. Nothing migrates, and setup is self-service in the Nexus panel.
Yes. When European users route to our Frankfurt edge, filtering happens in-region, so their traffic is scrubbed inside the EU rather than backhauled across an ocean. For teams that care about GDPR-friendly data residency, keeping scrubbing on EU soil is a practical, honest advantage of an in-region edge.
Very little for European users. Because scrubbing happens at the Frankfurt edge instead of a distant scrubbing center, clean traffic stays on the shortest path to German and Central-European users. Generic cloud services that backhaul traffic elsewhere typically add tens of milliseconds; in-region scrubbing avoids that penalty.
Either works. If you hold your own /24 you can announce it to AS398999 via BGP (BYOIP). If you do not, take a protected IP from us and terminate a tunnel to it — a GRE tunnel also preserves your users' real source IPs. Both paths are self-service in the Nexus panel.
We filter Layer 3 and Layer 4 volumetric and protocol floods — SYN, UDP, ICMP, amplification and reflection — at the network edge, and Layer 7 application abuse with protocol-aware rules. Detection is sub-second and mitigation is always-on, so there is no manual toggle to flip when an attack starts.
Plans run from $25/mo to $500/mo in USD, with usage-based scrubbing at $0.05 per GB and optional per-hour billing. There is a free trial, and a trial tunnel converts to a paid subscription in place with no teardown. There is no enterprise minimum and no quote gate.
Deploy a protected tunnel or BGP session at the Frankfurt edge in minutes — free trial, per-hour billing, EU-local scrubbing.
One anycast anti-DDoS network across three continents.