There are two separate questions hiding inside "is it European". Who am I contracting with, and where does my project actually run? A tool can pass one and fail the other, and most buyers only discover which when someone in procurement asks.
Vantix answers both the same way: a Belgian company, on German infrastructure.
| Question | Vantix | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Who do you contract with? | Vantix BV, Belgium | Determines which law and which courts apply |
| Where does the project run? | Germany | Determines where personal data is processed |
| Can you leave? | Export a React + Vite project | Sovereignty is worth little if you cannot move |
| Who answers support? | Dutch and English, EU hours | A time zone is a feature |
Choosing a European region inside a large non-European provider covers where the bytes sit, not who controls them. For a growing number of buyers, especially in the public sector, that distinction has become the whole question.
It is also why the export matters: a European tool you cannot leave is still a dependency, just a closer one.
A smaller ecosystem than the largest American platforms, and integrations that arrive when they are built rather than because they already existed. That is the honest trade — worth stating before you sign, not after.
Hetzner, in Germany.
Yes — Vantix BV, established in Belgium.
Yes. It is a standard React + Vite project.
Model providers are separate services with their own locations. Your project and its data are stored and served in Germany.
Belgian company, German servers, code you can take.