Hostinger Review: Shared Hosting Tested on Our Own WordPress Sites
We run a group of WordPress sites on Hostinger shared hosting. Here is what we measured, what each plan really costs after renewal, and who it suits.
Shared hosting, WordPress hosting and VPS servers compared on real prices, renewal costs and our own measurements. Start with shared hosting vs VPS or size a server with the VPS sizing calculator.
We run a group of WordPress sites on Hostinger shared hosting. Here is what we measured, what each plan really costs after renewal, and who it suits.
FindNChoose runs on a Hostinger KVM 4 VPS. Here are our CPU, disk and network benchmarks, how WordPress performs on it, and what the plans cost after renewal.
We set up this site with CloudPanel on a Hostinger VPS. What it does well, what tripped us up, and who should use it instead of a paid panel.
Shared hosting is cheaper and easier; a VPS gives you dedicated resources and control. Here is how they compare on cost, speed and effort, and when to switch.
We measured the memory WordPress actually uses on our own server: PHP-FPM workers, MySQL and Redis, cached and uncached. Here is how to size RAM for your sites.
Hosting intro prices often triple or quadruple at renewal. Here are current renewal prices, what a plan really costs over five years, and how to pay less.
Hostinger, DigitalOcean, Vultr and Hetzner compared on resources per dollar, billing model and renewal price, with benchmarks from the VPS this site runs on.
The best WordPress hosting for first blogs, growing sites and busy stores, compared on what you pay after renewal and what we measured on our own sites.
An unmanaged VPS is cheaper but makes you the system administrator. Here is the exact list of tasks, what a free control panel covers, and when managed is worth it.
A domain is the name of your site; a URL is the full address of one page or file. Here are the parts of a URL, how subdomains and DNS fit in, and how to pick a domain.