Reviews of every company and plan we list: what you get, what renewal costs, and who it suits and who it does not.
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Hostinger is the cheapest serious way into hosting, and the most confusing on pricing. We reviewed all nine plans against our live table and worked out what year five actually costs.
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One dollar over Premium buys unlimited sites, 50 GB of NVMe, and daily backups. We worked out when that dollar is the best value on the whole list — and when it is more than you need.
Namecheap is the cheapest option in our table at $2.28/mo, with three plans including a VPS. We explain why its real strength is domains, and when cheap works in your favour and when it does not.
Seven plans from $4.79/mo, a 90-day money-back guarantee — the longest on our list — and cPanel on every plan. Reviewed against our live table, with an honest account of who it does not suit.
Three plans starting at $1.49/mo, and the real draw is not the price — it is cPanel and live support. We worked out when that is worth paying for, and when it is not.
Eight cores, 32 GB of RAM and 400 GB of NVMe at $25.99/mo — stronger and cheaper than the top managed cloud tier. But the real question is not about specifications, and we answer it plainly.
Four cores, 16 GB of RAM and 200 GB of NVMe at $12.99/mo — beating Cloud Professional, which costs $15.99. We explain when that gap works in your favour and when it does not.
Two cores, 8 GB of RAM and 100 GB of NVMe at $8.79/mo. The point where capability meets price on Hostinger's VPS list — compared head-on with Cloud Startup at almost the same money.
One vCPU, 4 GB of RAM and 50 GB of NVMe at $6.49/mo. A full server with root at shared-hosting money — with one condition we spell out before you pay.
