Premium
One site that needs to look professional and load fast.
$38.31 for 12 months, then renews at standard rate
Get Premium- 3 websites
- ~25,000 visits a month
- 20 GB SSD storage
- 400,000 files and directories
- Free SSL and email
- Weekly backups
We do not sell hosting and we do not resell it. After building sites on most of the big providers we point people at Hostinger, help them pick the right plan, and move the site across. These are affiliate links: we earn a commission, you pay Hostinger directly, and the price is lower than going direct.

We are not a hosting company. IT Inspectors builds and markets websites. When a client needs hosting we recommend Hostinger, and the plan links on this page are affiliate links — if you buy through one, Hostinger pays us a commission at no extra cost to you. Our link also applies an extra 20% discount, so you pay less than you would going to Hostinger directly.
That commission is why this page exists, so it is fair to ask whether the recommendation is honest. Two things we will not do: we will not tell you a plan is right when it is not, and we will not hide the catch. The prices below are twelve-month introductory rates and they renew at Hostinger's standard price, which is meaningfully higher — always check the cart total and the renewal line before you pay. If you would rather not use our link, go straight to hostinger.com; the hosting is identical and we would still recommend it.
Shared hosting is the right answer for a brochure site, a small shop or a blog. You only need to move up when traffic or a heavy plugin stack forces it.
One site that needs to look professional and load fast.
$38.31 for 12 months, then renews at standard rate
Get PremiumThe one we pick most often — NVMe storage and daily backups.
$47.91 for 12 months, then renews at standard rate
Get BusinessA small shop, or several sites on one bill.
$95.91 for 12 months, then renews at standard rate
Get Cloud StartupAffiliate links. We earn a commission if you buy through these buttons, at no extra cost to you — the 20% is taken off your price, not added to it. Prices shown are the total for the first 12 months and the monthly equivalent. All three renew at Hostinger's standard rate afterwards, so check the renewal line in the cart.
Cloud plans give you guaranteed CPU and RAM instead of a share of a busy machine. Worth it once a slow checkout or an admin panel that crawls is costing you money — not before.
First step up. Enough for a busy WooCommerce shop.
$95.91 for 12 months, then renews at standard rate
Get Cloud StartupLarge catalogues, or several busy sites together.
$191.91 for 12 months, then renews at standard rate
Get Cloud ProfessionalHigh traffic, or a site you cannot afford to have stall.
$383.91 for 12 months, then renews at standard rate
Get Cloud EnterpriseAffiliate links. We earn a commission if you buy through these buttons, at no extra cost to you — the 20% is taken off your price, not added to it. Prices shown are the total for the first 12 months and the monthly equivalent. All three renew at Hostinger's standard rate afterwards, so check the renewal line in the cart.
NVMe storage and a built-in CDN on the Business plan and above. Speed is a ranking and conversion factor, and cheap hosts are usually where sites lose it.
hPanel is simpler than cPanel. Clients who edit their own DNS or email accounts get stuck far less often, which means fewer support calls for everyone.
Weekly on Premium, daily above it. The single most expensive failure we see is a site with no working backup, so this is not a small thing.
The headline rate is introductory. Renewal is considerably higher, which is how the pricing works at every host at this level — budget for it rather than being surprised.
The cheap monthly figure needs a 12, 24 or 48-month payment in one go. A one-month term costs far more per month.
If you need root access, a specific stack or strict data residency, this is the wrong product. Tell us and we will point you at a VPS or a managed host instead.

No surprises: you always know what happens next, who is doing it and when it will be ready.
We review speed, search visibility, mobile and security, then send a prioritised list of fixes.
24 hoursA fixed scope, fixed price and dated timeline in writing, with one named contact.
48 hoursYou approve the design first, then follow the build on a staging link you can comment on.
3–10 weeksTesting, speed tuning and indexing at launch, then SEO, ads and care to keep growing.
OngoingMost people overbuy. Here is the honest dividing line.
A brochure site, a blog, a small shop, or several low-traffic sites. Under roughly 100,000 visits a month, shared hosting is not what is slowing you down — your images and plugins are.
A shop with a real catalogue, a membership site, or anything where the admin panel already feels slow. Cloud gives you reserved CPU and RAM rather than a share of a busy machine.
Needed for the site to work: page delivery, security, form submission and remembering this consent choice. These cannot be switched off.
Remembers small choices you make, such as a collapsed section or an unsent form draft, so the site behaves the way you left it.
Anonymous statistics about which pages are read and how people arrive, so we can tell what is useful and what is not. Never used to identify you.
Lets Google show adverts on our articles and measure them. Without this you will still see the articles, just no adverts.