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Hostinger vs SiteGround: which is better in 2026?

Both companies' own pricing pages, side by side, checked today.

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  • Prices checked 11 Nov 2026
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Quick answer

Both start at $1.99/mo, but Hostinger keeps that price for 48 months while SiteGround's intro lasts 12 months and renews at $17.99/mo (StartUp) — about $7 more per month than Hostinger Premium. SiteGround includes daily backups on every plan and has data centers in Australia.

Prices and renewals

PlanIntro / moRenewal / moSitesStorage
Hostinger Premium$1.99$10.99320 GB SSD
Hostinger Unlimited$2.79$16.99∞50 GB NVMe
SiteGround StartUp$1.99$17.99110 GB
SiteGround GrowBig$3.99$29.99∞50 GB
SiteGround GoGeek$5.99$44.99∞100 GB
HostingerSiteGround
BackupsWeekly (Premium) · Daily (Unlimited)Daily
Money-back30 days30 days
Data centersEurope, Asia, North & South America (12 locations)North America, Europe, Asia, Australia
Intro term48 months12 months

Prices in USD from each company's own pricing page (hostinger.com/web-hosting, siteground.com/web-hosting.htm), checked 11 Nov 2026. Intro prices need the full prepaid term.

Where Hostinger wins

Where SiteGround wins

Verdict

For most new websites, Hostinger gives more for less over a 4-year horizon. Check the numbers for your case in the cost calculator, and see all plans on Hostinger pricing.

Our verdict: start with Hostinger.

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Frequently asked questions

Is SiteGround worth the higher price?
If you value daily backups on the entry plan or need Australian servers. Otherwise Hostinger is far cheaper after year one.
Which is cheaper over 4 years?
Hostinger Premium: $95.52 for 48 months. SiteGround StartUp: 12 months at $1.99 then $17.99/mo.

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