Hostinger hosting ( 48 months ) 210 USD or A2hosting ( 36 months ) 251 USD

[forexuytin]

I am going to buy hosting for my company, which one do you reccomend? Shared hosting from Hostinger and A2 hosting.
A2 hosting turbo boost ( 36months ) = 251 USD

and Hostinger Business Shared Hosting ( 48months ) = 210 USD

Thank you very much !

 

[FlyFlay]

Won't you wait for black friday?

 

[xReminisce]

Honestly, can't recommend such shitty webhosting
Surely you can get a better deal on

black friday?

since it's around the corner, & in BHW's own Webhosting Marketplace
There are alot better & cheaper webhosting services.

 

[thedorf]

I've used a2hosting and they were fine - no problems and quick websites.

I haven't ever used hostinger.

 

[lunapt]

digital ocean cloudways is the best imo. this is me running heavy 15 PHP workers in the background.
I've got it under 115ms LCP which is mad. google recommends <1.2s.

very cheap as well. wouldn't recommend either one OP, which isn't what you asked for.

 

[SOCOM]

Both are terrible options. If you're going to go with an inexpensive option, you might as well choose webhosting1st.com from BHW.

 

[Owlme]

Don't go, too much expensive! Please check Namecheap.com and OVH are great way to start with cheap prices and budget. Visit marketplace in the forum

 

[flprocess]

I have no idea about a2 but hostinger is pretty much standard. Would go with namecheap.

 

[forexuytin]

Don't go, too much expensive! Please check Namecheap.com and OVH are great way to start with cheap prices and budget. Visit marketplace in the forum

thank you very much !

 

[Visual1337]

I have no idea about a2 but hostinger is pretty much standard. Would go with namecheap.

Well, Namecheap is great for domains, but my hostings were terrible with them. I moved to hostinger, now everything is fine, no problems.
Thats my opinion. Good Day.

 

[Visual1337]

I dont like Namecheap for hosting, you can check OVH out, at the moment i am hosting with hostinger but OVH is also very good.
I personally never used a2hosting. Good day!

 

[Owlme]

I dont like Namecheap for hosting, you can check OVH out, at the moment i am hosting with hostinger but OVH is also very good.
I personally never used a2hosting. Good day!

Hostinger is not good in my opinion you can go with blazingfast.io/hosting or alexhost.com/litespeed-hosting

 

[oceanblu]

I would say HostArmada (Speed Reaper) $160 for 36 Months...
If you havent brought till yet, have a look.

 

[JasonS]

Hosting with visitors limit is a big NO to me. Just look at the contradictory features they are offering in their plans.

100 websites, unlimited bandwidth, unlimited databases and 100k visitors? Really? How the hell someone is going to manage even 5 websites with that visitors limit in-place? And keep in mind, those web hosts count the page visits. Even if 1 human user or a crawler bot browses different pages of your website then the views get counted from your monthly quota.

Keep in mind, there is nothing unlimited in the world, that's how these companies lure the newbies.

 

[oceanblu]

Hosting with visitors limit is a big NO to me. Just look at the contradictory features they are offering in their plans.

100 websites, unlimited bandwidth, unlimited databases and 100k visitors? Really? How the hell someone is going to manage even 5 websites with that visitors limit in-place? And keep in mind, those web hosts count the page visits. Even if 1 human user or a crawler bot browses different pages of your website then the views get counted from your monthly quota.

Keep in mind, there is nothing unlimited in the world, that's how these companies lure the newbies.

Exactly that's why while choosing the webhost I went for HostArmada, one of the best support, Affordable plans and Bandwidth They limit to around 90GB a month. So, I know, it depends on my page size and other stuff...
But definitely 90GB is enough. Anything beyond that means it's a correct time for a VPS.

 

[BossBaby]

After a long time, I heard the name of Hostinger, So here I am suggesting you have a look at this thread of mine

https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/my-experience-with-hostinger-after-2-years.1342985/

 

[JasonS]

Exactly that's why while choosing the webhost I went for HostArmada, one of the best support, Affordable plans and Bandwidth They limit to around 90GB a month. So, I know, it depends on my page size and other stuff...
But definitely 90GB is enough. Anything beyond that means it's a correct time for a VPS.

You sound like a paid poster. Anyway, the so-called host you recommended is with the limit too, 90GB? Let's do a math even though I'm bad at it.
If your website has 10 blog posts and each post loads an image, css, script and roughly 1mb of size.

90GB = 92,160 MB

That's roughly 90k unique hits per month and 10k visits if the same user visits all of your 10 blog posts. The service you recommended is even worse than the OP asked the suggestions for. The only difference is they straightforwardly wrote 100k visits per month.

 

[Scorpion Ghost]

Black friday

 

[oceanblu]

You sound like a paid poster. Anyway, the so-called host you recommended is with the limit too, 90GB? Let's do a math even though I'm bad at it.
If your website has 10 blog posts and each post loads an image, css, script and roughly 1mb of size.

90GB = 92,160 MB

That's roughly 90k unique hits per month and 10k visits if the same user visits all of your 10 blog posts. The service you recommended is even worse than the OP asked the suggestions for. The only difference is they straightforwardly wrote 100k visits per month.

Common, Paid post? I have a Blog with woocom site and generates between 20000-25000 views a month and hardly reaches 10 GB...
1 MB is like you only have images on the page and nothing else.
My 1280x720 Images are hardly 150-200 in size and never saw what the actual size is after iMagify compression.

I believe HostArmada don't need paid promotion, I am using their service and just thought to put my views on it, thats all.
Even a month back I was confused between Hostinger and HostArmada. A 40 min of waiting time and still no sign of support coming to live chat, I had decided HostArmada and purchased my plan.

And they don't have any such limitations, but average blog should not go above 90GB of bandwidth.

I don't do such calculations like you, All I look at is the configuration of the server and support.
Cheers.

 

[V]

In my opinion, you'd be better off with cheap VPSs based on your requirements instead of going with hostinger or a2hosting. I have heard bad reviews about both, and hostinger's UI is quite shitty.