Should I migrate to HOSTINGER?

JulieWick69

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Hello everyone,
I heard lately all people talking about Hostinger I never tried them, are they offer good support service? what about servers?
Should I migrate to them, or any other suggests, please?
 
Hostinger is suitable for landing pages or other smaller websites, we are hosting about 40 sites and never had an issue with them
 
The most interesting part of Hostinger is theire cpanell system. This is so pretty with amazing features. I am use them like 4 years, I don’t face any issue but They're support system answer so lately.
 
I've used bluehost and hostinger. Guess what? Bluehost is garbage and they are way expensive than hostinger!

But if you are serious about your sites and if you're confident that you'll get a lot of traffic then you should either go with a dedicated server or dreamhost.

Invest your 10-15% income into a good hosting and you'll earn even more.
 
I've used bluehost and hostinger. Guess what? Bluehost is garbage and they are way expensive than hostinger!

But if you are serious about your sites and if you're confident that you'll get a lot of traffic then you should either go with a dedicated server or dreamhost.

Invest your 10-15% income into a good hosting and you'll earn even more.
You are right, thanks
 
Hello everyone,
I heard lately all people talking about Hostinger I never tried them, are they offer good support service? what about servers?
Should I migrate to them, or any other suggests, please?
My experience with Hostinger is too good and I rate 5 out of 5 for their support and I hardly faced 10 mins of downtime of server in past 4 years with hosted more than 40 websites for my clients.
I strongly suggest you to migrate to hostinger. Good Luck
 
Support is great, hosting is decent and it's dirt cheap. Once in a while you'll find yourself with a stupid representative, but that's life. I like them a lot.
 
their support is quick, a little bit over priced for SSL but you can do it yourself for free. easy to use with multiple sites / domains
 
Nope, if you want good quality then go with Vultr, DigitalOcean or OVH.

If you want good support then Namecheap, WPX is quite better. For good network and ddos protection blazingfast.io is very but very nice and their support is fastest.
 
I've not tried it, but heard many good reviews about the service. So yes, give it a try.
 
For a couple of starting websites, then Hostinger hosting services,
It's pretty cheap with good hosting overall, cPanel included and responsive support,
Once you need to scale things up or/and add some additional scripts to the server, you'll need a VPS and they're not my way to go,
You can find better alternatives for these
 
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