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Head-to-head

Hostinger vs Rocket.net

Two of the most-considered options in their category. Compared on the same scoring scale, here's the honest breakdown.

★ Winner
H

Hostinger

Hostinger
RC Score
8.3/10
Starts at
$1.99/mo intro

Ultra-affordable shared, cloud and VPS hosting with rapid performance and intuitive controls

See Hostinger review →
R

Rocket.net

Rocket.net (subsidiary of World Host Group)
RC Score
8.3/10
Starts at
$25/mo intro

Edge-first managed WordPress hosting with included Cloudflare Enterprise CDN

See Rocket.net review →
Round by round

Scoreboard Rocket.net 3–1

8.5/10★
Value
7.2/10
8.2/10
Features
★9.0/10
8.7/10
Ease of use
★8.8/10
7.5/10
Support
★8.9/10
0.0/10
Deal strength
0.0/10
0.0/10
User feedback
0.0/10
ReviewCost analysis

What each one actually costs

Calculated from each vendor's published prices. A dash means the vendor does not publish enough to work it out.

HostingerRocket.net
Entry price (paid)
Cheapest plan that costs money
$2.69$25
Free plan
NoNo
How it is charged
Decides what a team pays
TieredFlat rate
Monthly, 5 people
$1.99$25
Monthly, 10 people
$1.99$25
Monthly, 50 people
$1.99$25
Three-year total, 10 people
$71.64$900
Renewal price published
YesNot published
Pick by need

Which one is right for you?

There's rarely a universal winner. Here's who wins for which use case.

H
Small personal site
Pick Hostinger
Wins on value (8.5/10)
R
Small business
Pick Rocket.net
Wins on support (8.9/10)
R
E-commerce store
Pick Rocket.net
Wins on features (9.0/10)
R
Developer / power user
Pick Rocket.net
Wins on features (9.0/10)
R
Complete beginner
Pick Rocket.net
Wins on ease (8.8/10)
H
Need to scale fast
Pick Hostinger
Wins on deal strength (0.0/10)

How to choose between them

The trade-offs that follow from the figures above, rather than a single winner.

  • Hostinger starts cheaper — $2.69 a month against $25 for Rocket.net.
  • At ten people the gap is $23.01 a month, in Hostinger's favour — the pricing models diverge as the team grows.
  • They charge differently: Hostinger is tiered and Rocket.net is flat rate. That, not the headline price, decides which is cheaper at your size.
  • Their scores are within half a point of each other, so neither is the obvious choice on our scoring alone.

Scores follow our published methodology. Prices come from each vendor’s own pricing page — see the source and date on Hostinger and Rocket.net.