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United Internet

European internet group operating web hosting, email, cloud and access brands

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About United Internet

United Internet is an internet group that describes itself as Europe's internet specialist. It runs consumer and business internet brands, with about 27 million customer contracts and 40 million free accounts.

What United Internet does

  • Internet access products: connectivity for consumers and businesses.
  • Cloud applications: web presence, productivity and cloud services, largely through IONOS.
  • Consumer email and portals: brands such as GMX.
  • Hosting and telecoms brands: including 1&1 and STRATO.

Who it serves

Consumers and businesses in many countries across Europe and North America. The site also serves investors, with reports and announcements, including a planned stock market listing of the IONOS Group.

Key facts

  • Brands: 1&1, GMX, IONOS and STRATO

Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Oct 2026.

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