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CLOUD Act flagged on every listing
EU VETTED

SaaS made in the Netherlands

In short The Netherlands is strongest in payments and privacy tooling: Adyen and Mollie in payments; StartMail and Soverin in private email; Surfshark in VPN; Simple Analytics in privacy-first web analytics; and Thalassa Cloud in hosting. These are all companies headquartered in the Netherlands, but origin is only one signal. Ownership, hosting region and CLOUD Act exposure are recorded separately on each listing, because a Dutch company can still route data through a US sub-processor.

The products on this page are SaaS companies headquartered or incorporated in the Netherlands. That origin matters for buyers who weigh Dutch jurisdiction or a preference for Dutch-owned vendors. But on EU Vetted, origin is deliberately kept separate from two other signals you should evaluate alongside it: where the service actually hosts data, and its exposure to the US CLOUD Act. A Dutch company that routes data through a US service can re-introduce exposure, so we record ownership, hosting region and CLOUD Act exposure as distinct fields on every listing. Adyen, for instance, is Dutch-owned and hosts in Netherlands, yet its CLOUD Act exposure is recorded as Material after it notified merchants that AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure join its sub-processor list from 1 September 2026. The Dutch catalog is led by world-class payments platforms and a deep bench of privacy tooling (private email, VPN and privacy-first analytics) alongside hosting, booking, forms and project management.

Calendar booking

Cloud & hosting

E-commerce

Email aliasing

Forms & surveys

Membership platforms

Payments

Private email

Project management

VPN

Web analytics

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Are Dutch SaaS companies automatically hosted in the Netherlands?
No. Company origin and hosting region are independent signals, which is why we record them separately. Many Dutch vendors host domestically: Adyen hosts in Netherlands, for example. But a Dutch-headquartered company can still place data with a non-Dutch or US sub-processor, so check the hosting region and sub-processor list on each listing rather than inferring it from the company's location.
Does a Dutch company mean no US CLOUD Act exposure?
Not by itself. CLOUD Act reach follows corporate control and the sub-processor chain, not just where the head office sits. A Dutch-incorporated, Dutch-controlled vendor with no US services in the data path has a structurally weaker exposure profile, whereas a Dutch firm with US ownership or a US service in the path can remain exposed. StartMail, for instance, is recorded as CLOUD Act exposure: Minor, hosting in Netherlands. Each listing shows the exposure we assessed.
Which categories have the strongest Dutch options?
Payments (Adyen, Mollie) is the standout: both are globally significant Dutch payment platforms. Privacy tooling is the other strength: private email (StartMail, Soverin), VPN (Surfshark) and privacy-first analytics (Simple Analytics, hosted in Netherlands). The catalog also covers booking, forms, file sharing and project management from Dutch vendors.