Gossh
Website design, hosting and creative support for businesses, startups and creators worldwide
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Gossh
Gossh provides website design, hosting and creative support, from one-page sites to larger digital experiences.
It serves startups, creators and established companies, with customers worldwide. Gossh is now part of 2xN; its founder remains involved in the transition.
Product: Website design, hosting and creative support.
Jobs at Gossh
No open positions listed right now.
Leadership
- Bjorn Jansen · Owner & FounderSource: company website
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Website technologies
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Analytics
- Google Analytics 4High confidence
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Detection evidence
- Website resourcedeclared script/iframe or software asset
Hosting
- nginxHigh confidence
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Detection evidence
- Response headerserver
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