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Hostinger vs Railway

Hostinger is strongest for budget-conscious site owners. Railway is strongest for solo developers. Here's how they stack up on price, uptime, and support.

FeatureHostingerRailway
Starting price$2.99/mo$5/mo
Best for
  • Budget-conscious site owners
  • WordPress sites
  • Small business web hosting
  • First-time VPS users
  • Solo developers
  • Side projects
  • Small teams shipping to production
  • Full-stack apps needing databases + services in one place
Stated uptime SLA99.9%Custom SLA available on Enterprise only; no public SLA percentage for Hobby/Pro
StorageNVMESSD
Regions106
Managed KubernetesNoNo
Support channels24/7 live chat, Ticket, Knowledge base, AI assistant (Kodee)Docs, Community (Discord), Ticket (Pro), Business Class / dedicated support (Enterprise, paid add-on on Pro)
ComplianceGDPRSOC 2, GDPR
Hidden costs to watch for
  • Displayed price is an introductory promo rate tied to prepaying a 12/24/48-month term; renewal price is 2-4x higher (e.g. VPS KVM 1 renews at $11.99/mo vs $6.49/mo intro)
  • Monthly (1-month) billing is available but at a significantly higher per-month rate than any multi-month term
  • Free domain is only free for the first year; renews at standard domain pricing
  • Dedicated IP, extra backups, and some AI/Vibe coding credits are limited allotments, not unlimited
  • Weekly (not daily) backups on base VPS plans; daily backups reserved for Cloud plans
  • Usage above the plan's included credit is billed per-second at metered CPU/RAM/volume rates and can exceed the flat subscription fee quickly under load
  • Network egress billed separately at $0.05/GB
  • Pro plan is priced per-seat ($20/seat/month), so team cost scales with headcount on top of usage
  • Business Class (priority) support is a paid add-on on the Pro plan
Last reviewed2026-07-182026-07-18

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