Simply.com

Name: Simply.com
Author: Simply.com

Managed WordPress hosting from Denmark

DenmarkEU Ownership reviewed, controller unresolved

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Scope verdict

Ownership reviewed, controller unresolved

This service remains visible for context, but it is not counted or recommended as a European-controlled option.

How we classify services

Simply.com is a managed WordPress hosting provider from Denmark. Plans include automatic backups, optimisation and protection tools for WordPress, and test environments where new plugins or updates can be tried before they touch the live site.

A Danish host is a European alternative to American WordPress platforms, with sites and backups staying inside the EU. The test environments suit freelancers and small agencies that update client sites regularly and want a safety net.

Pricing

Pricing starts at 6.00 euro per month for 10 GB of web storage and 512 MB of RAM.

Headquarters: Denmark
Legal region: EU
Ownership and control: Ownership reviewed, controller unresolvedPublic sources were checked, but they did not establish the ultimate controller. The listing stays searchable, but is not counted or recommended as European-controlled until that evidence is verified.
Owner or controller: team.blue; Hg is the largest single investor, alongside CPP Investments, Sofina, founders and management (Belgium / United Kingdom / Canada)
Ownership checked: 2026-09-04
Evidence: team.blue shareholder and leadership disclosure ↗team.blue investment transaction and ownership disclosure ↗
Infrastructure and email path: Reviewed details below ↓
Best for: Freelancers who update client WordPress sites often
Website: simply.com
Replaces: Bluehost WordPress DreamHost WordPress Hostgator WordPress Kinsta WordPress.com

Infrastructure and email path

Verified operational dependencies, shown separately from ownership and from the service's core data hosting.

Public website

team-blue-denmark team.blue Denmark A/S

Provider control not verified

Observed: A 94.231.108.23 · AS48854
Evidence: Live website DNS ↗RIPE network record ↗

Incoming business email

spamfilter.io

Provider control not verified

Observed: MX 0 mx.spamfilter.io
Evidence: Current daily MX lookup ↗

Domain and email check

simply.com

Current public DNS records show who manages this domain, which systems handle incoming business email, and selected published service signals. Refreshed daily.

Updated daily

Domain nameservers

ns1.simply.com
ns2.simply.com
ns3.simply.com

Incoming business email

0 mx.spamfilter.io

Mail handled by: spamfilter.io Provider control not verified

Additional service signals

Published SPF, DKIM and discovery records can reveal configured links to major platforms beyond incoming mail.

Mail-client discovery

Microsoft 365

Non-European provider

CNAME autodiscover → autodiscover.outlook.com

The standard Outlook discovery name routes mail-client setup to Microsoft 365. This is stronger evidence of tenant configuration than an old verification token, but does not reveal mailbox storage location.

Current DNS record ↗Provider setup guide ↗

Mail-signing setup

Microsoft 365

Non-European provider

CNAME selector1._domainkey → selector1-simply-com._domainkey.teambluegroup.onmicrosoft.com · selector2._domainkey → selector2-simply-com._domainkey.teambluegroup.onmicrosoft.com

A provider-specific DKIM record is published for Microsoft 365. This shows configured mail-signing infrastructure, but not that every message currently uses it.

Current DNS record ↗Provider setup guide ↗

Sender authorisation

Microsoft 365

Non-European provider

SPF include:spf.protection.outlook.com

Microsoft 365 is authorised to send email for this domain. The SPF entry can be unused or stale and does not reveal the configured data region.

Current DNS record ↗Provider setup guide ↗

This is a targeted check, not a complete zone inventory. Generic Google and Microsoft verification tokens are ignored because they do not prove product use or a data flow. DNS normally cannot list arbitrary subdomains or customer-chosen DKIM selectors, including Salesforce selectors. Missing signals are not proof that a provider is unused.

DNS checked: 2026-10-18 23:42 UTC

Public DNS records identify visible providers and routes, not every backend location or private data-region setting.

Infrastructure checked: 2026-09-04