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Hetzner is a Germany-based hosting provider offering dedicated servers, colocation, cloud virtual machines, and shared web hosting. They operate data centres in Europe and provide management interfaces for different product types.
Many customers choose Hetzner for competitive pricing and infrastructure flexibility across cloud and bare-metal offerings.
Hetzner provides self-service control panels (Cloud Console, Robot, konsoleH) and automatic renewals for most products.
Billing and cancellation behaviour depends on the specific product and the interface used.
Key services include Hetzner Cloud (hourly billing), dedicated servers, colocation, and shared web hosting.
Each service type is managed and cancelled via a particular interface which affects timing and refunds.
For cloud VMs, deletion removes access immediately and billing stops immediately; you pay only for hours used.
For many other products, cancellation typically ends service at the end of the billing cycle and you may lose access immediately on cancellation.
| Plan | Price (NZ$) | Billing period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Web hosting level 1 | NZ$3.56 | Monthly | Shared hosting, 2 GB space, 10.24 GB bandwidth, unlimited sites |
| Web hosting level 4 | NZ$9.16 | Monthly | Shared hosting, 10 GB space, unlimited bandwidth/sites |
| Web hosting level 9 | NZ$18.52 | Monthly | Shared hosting, 25 GB space, unlimited bandwidth/sites |
| Web hosting level 19 | NZ$37.20 | Monthly | Shared hosting, 50 GB space, unlimited bandwidth/sites |
These NZD prices are approximate conversions from a New Zealand review source and may differ from Hetzner's official listings.
Hetzner's official site lists prices in EUR/USD; there is no native NZD pricing on Hetzner's site.
New Zealand consumers are protected by the Consumer Guarantees Act and the Fair Trading Act for goods and services provided within NZ jurisdiction.
There is no automatic EU-style 14‑day cooling-off right for online services in New Zealand; rights depend on contract terms and circumstances.
Many users click "cancel server" instead of "cancel order" in Robot when attempting a consumer withdrawal.
This can cause refund denials or complications; follow the exact cancellation flow for your product.
Assuming a 14‑day European-style refund automatically applies in New Zealand is a common error.
NZ consumers should verify contract terms and pursue local consumer protections or payment disputes if needed.
| Topic | Hetzner specifics | NZ consumer expectation |
|---|---|---|
| Cancellation method | Via Cloud Console, Robot, konsoleH/Console depending on product | Expect to follow provider's panel and keep records |
| Refund window | 14‑day consumer withdrawal under EU rules; otherwise end-of-cycle rules | No automatic 14‑day cooling-off in NZ; rely on contract and NZ consumer law |
| Data deletion | May be immediate on cancellation/deletion | Backup data before cancelling; do not assume retention |
| Billing stop | Cloud: immediate; other products: usually end of billing cycle | Confirm exact billing stop date in your control panel |
Always cancel via the correct Hetzner interface, back up data first, and document dates and communications.
For refunds, rely on Hetzner's terms and applicable law; NZ consumers may not have the same automatic withdrawal rights as EU citizens.
Hetzner Online GmbH
Industriestrasse 25, D-91710 Gunzenhausen, Germany
If you prefer postal cancellation or formal notices, use the German headquarters address above; there is no known Hetzner postal office in New Zealand.
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Written by Carter Evans
Former postal advisor · 5 years experience
Former postal-services advisor and e-signature specialist, I have been writing for Postclic for 5 years to demystify legally binding mail for everyday users.