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Hostinger or Ninewave: a builder, or a builder who stays.

Jon OrezzoliJon OrezzoliUpdated 4 sources

The short answer

Hostinger is far cheaper: $119.52 for 48 months paid up front, then $10.99 a month, and its AI drafts a site you finish and run. With Ninewave I build it, you can call me, and if you leave you take the whole site. Hostinger has no phone support, and its export leaves the layout and forms behind. Read on 21 October 2026.

Ninewave and Hostinger compared
WhatNinewaveHostinger
PriceNever more than $999. Half to start, half at launch. Then $99 a month for Care, hosting included, $9 less every year, free from year twelve (first 99 clients)$119.52 for 48 months paid up front, then $10.99 a month. Marked as a Black Friday price
Who builds itI doYou do, with its AI and editor
Taking the site with youYes, the whole site, freeContent only, to WordPress. Not “website styles and layout … forms … or SEO settings”

01

The price, honestly

Hostinger is far cheaper than I am. Its entry plan is $119.52 for 48 months, paid up front, then $10.99 a month. Its own page lists the regular 48-month price as $585.12, and when I checked, the offer was marked as a Black Friday deal.

Mine is never more than $999 to build. Then $99 a month for hosting and care, which keeps the site online and covers every change, $9 less every year for my first 99 clients.

02

Who does the work

Hostinger's builder comes with AI credits to draft your site, and a drag-and-drop editor. From there, you finish it and keep it current yourself.

With me, I build it, and I keep it running: hosting, security, updates, your Google Business Profile, and any change within 24 hours on business days.

03

Help, and leaving

Hostinger's support page says it “doesn't offer phone support,” so help comes by chat, WhatsApp or email. Its export to WordPress takes your content, but “you can't export website styles and layout, online store, integrations, forms, collected submissions, or SEO settings.”

Call me and I answer. Leave, and the site comes off my servers and I hand you a full copy of it, layout and forms included, free.

To be fair to Hostinger

For a simple site you're happy to run yourself, $119.52 for four years is hard to beat. If that's you, use it.

See Hostinger beside Wix, Squarespace and the done-for-you companies.

Questions

What people ask me

How much does Hostinger's website builder really cost?
Its entry plan is $119.52 for 48 months, paid up front, then it renews at $10.99 a month. Hostinger lists the regular 48-month price as $585.12, and on 21 October 2026 the offer was marked as a Black Friday deal.
Does Hostinger have phone support?
No. Hostinger's support page says it “doesn't offer phone support,” and you contact it by chat, WhatsApp or email.
Can I move a Hostinger website somewhere else?
Only the content, to WordPress. Hostinger says “you can't export website styles and layout, online store, integrations, forms, collected submissions, or SEO settings.”

Sources

  1. Hostinger, website builder page
  2. Hostinger support, is phone support available
  3. Hostinger support, exporting content to WordPress
  4. Ninewave, terms of service

Hibu, LocaliQ, IONOS, Wix, Squarespace and Hostinger are trademarks of their owners. Ninewave isn't affiliated with or endorsed by any of them. Each fact links to the company's own page, as it read on 21 October 2026.

Jon Orezzoli, founder of Ninewave

Want to see what I'd build for your business?

Website Care is $99 a month for as long as the site is live with Ninewave. It is what keeps the site hosted, secure and updated, so it is not optional. No minimum term: end it with 30 days' notice, the site comes off our hosting and you get a full export, free.

This is Jon.He builds it, and still answers in year three.