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Hostinger reviews that include the numbers other sites leave out

We test each Hostinger plan on real sites and publish the renewal prices, resource ceilings and support response times alongside the scores. If a plan has a weakness, it is in the review.

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ReviewsMay 6, 20268 min read

Hostinger Uptime and Speed: What the Numbers Actually Look Like

What 99.9% uptime really allows, how LiteSpeed, LSCache, the CDN and NVMe storage affect TTFB, and which Hostinger plan tiers hit their resource ceiling first.

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ReviewsApr 24, 20267 min read

Hostinger Pros and Cons: The Full List

Thirteen real advantages and thirteen real drawbacks of buying Hostinger in 2026 — from the $2.99 intro price to the weekly backups and the renewal jump.

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ReviewsApr 2, 20268 min read

Is Hostinger Good? An Honest Answer for 2026

Yes for first sites, blogs and small business hosting. No for high-traffic stores and agencies. Here is the use-case-by-use-case answer, with the numbers behind it.

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ReviewsMar 12, 202610 min read

Hostinger Review 2026: 30 Days of Real Testing

We spent 30 days on a Hostinger Premium and Unlimited account. Here is what the $2.99 price really buys, where the plan runs out of headroom, and who should look elsewhere.

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Reviews — common questions

Do you accept payment for positive reviews?

No. HostScope earns affiliate commission when someone buys through our links, which is disclosed on every page. No host can pay us to change a score, remove a criticism or publish a review we did not write.

How do you test Hostinger?

We run live sites on the plans we review, track uptime and response times, and measure the practical effect of the published resource limits — PHP worker counts, memory ceilings and inode caps. Our methodology page explains the process in full.

Why do your scores differ from other review sites?

Because we weight total cost of ownership and resource limits more heavily than feature lists. A plan with a spectacular intro price and a steep renewal rate scores worse here than it does on sites that only quote year-one pricing.

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