Hostinger vs. Network Solutions

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
Hostinger
Score 9.1 out of 10
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Hostinger is a Lithuania based web host option, featuring SSL certificates and domain name registration, as well as managed solutions (WordPress), and ecommerce hosting, with options aimed primarily at small businesses.N/A
Network Solutions
Score 1.3 out of 10
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Network Solutions is a website domain name registration service that offers no-code website, hosting, and security for hosted websites. It includes services of the former iPage (acquired in late 2025), which was simply folded into Network Solutions.N/A
Pricing
HostingerNetwork Solutions
Editions & Modules
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Offerings
Pricing Offerings
HostingerNetwork Solutions
Free Trial
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Free/Freemium Version
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Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup feeNo setup fee
Additional Details
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Community Pulse
HostingerNetwork Solutions
Considered Both Products
Hostinger
Chose Hostinger
There're a ton of web hosts but Hostinger is the cheapest one that offers you amazing features.
Chose Hostinger
As compared to the competitor, it provides hosting plans at affordable rates with slightly fewer features that can be neglected.
Chose Hostinger
Godaddy service is good but hostinger provide it's service around 50% discount as compare to godaddy, that why i prefer hostinger.
Chose Hostinger
The features you get in all the hosting providers are similar but in Hostinger you get features for a cheaper price than others.
Network Solutions
Chose Network Solutions
Network Solutions was the easiest to use and (at the time) the lowest cost option.
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Network Solutions is on the higher side if not the top of normal domain registration costs while being at or near the bottom in terms of features and general experience using their management console. If you want to pay more and be spammed with ads every time you log in, be my …
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iPage is on the lower end of the spectrum in terms of pricing and also features. The lack of a cPanel makes it a less attractive option than almost any other company offering the same services. Also customer service and technical support are extremely frustrating and slow. I …
Chose Network Solutions
Bluehost had some good web hosting packages depending on what you need it for. They use some newer builds for Open Source web options that Network Solutions didn't support at the time.
GoDaddy has cheap domain name registration but the Customer Support isn't as good as it is …
Chose Network Solutions
We have other domains and SSL hosted with GoDaddy and while GoDaddy's web management currently has issues, it is because they are currently switching over to a new web management system and getting the bugs worked out. Network Solutions has had the same old interface for 3+ …
Chose Network Solutions
Based on my experience to date, I would rate Network Solutions easily at the bottom of the list. I have not previously and would not select Network Solutions, but have worked with it as related to sites and clients previously set up there.
Chose Network Solutions
Google does not provide good customer service, and iPage provide good customer support, this makes a difference.
Best Alternatives
HostingerNetwork Solutions
Small Businesses
Flywheel
Flywheel
Score 10.0 out of 10
Shopify
Shopify
Score 8.7 out of 10
Medium-sized Companies
WP Engine
WP Engine
Score 7.2 out of 10
Shopify
Shopify
Score 8.7 out of 10
Enterprises
AccuWebHosting.Com
AccuWebHosting.Com
Score 9.8 out of 10

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User Ratings
HostingerNetwork Solutions
Likelihood to Recommend
9.7
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1.1
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Usability
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9.0
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Support Rating
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User Testimonials
HostingerNetwork Solutions
Likelihood to Recommend
Around 1 year ago my website was under attack of dos, then Hostinger support told me to use Cloudflare to prevent the website from dos attack, generally, I see no hosting provide Cloudflare integration on their dashboard but Hostinger has option to use Cloudflare and I did the same after that my website saves. All thanks to Hostinger team.
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I would say iPage is about average. They have WordPress and Weebly for site building along with their own version, but don't offer any others. There is no cPanel which I dislike as I use that quite often with all my other clients. iPage does have a clean user interface and is probably ideal for a small non tech savvy user.
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Pros
  • Affordable web hosting
  • Simple UI
  • All in one solution as it provides managed WordPress
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  • Network solutions supports TXT, MX, and CNAME records.
  • DNS changes propagate fairly quickly.
  • Network Solutions has a web management portal for maintenance of your account.
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Cons
  • They need to fix file manager session, after 15-30 mins session expired automatically and it result in loss of data. This is very critical issue.
  • They need to provide notice at least 2 days before when they schedule maintainance
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  • From experience, they respond when they say they will - they say "24-48" hours but problems take weeks to resolve
  • I believe they don't put service reps in the position of lying to your customers - give them access to accurate information
  • Give access to senior level support instead of just having text service reps that don't have access to information or ability to actually fix anything.
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Usability
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The backend for managing your domain is very easy to work thru once you learn where everything is and what it is for if you want to do it yourself. The company has toll free phone support 24/7 that can also make changes for you if you are away from your desktop or have an emergency situation where you can't make the change yourself. This is peace of mind knowing that there is help out there should you need it. You don't have to learn the backend if you want to have the Network Solutions customer support team help you. They are secure and won't make changes for anyone who calls, they authenticate you for your protection every time
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Support Rating
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For the most part I've had excellent interactions with the customer support team I've dealt with at Network Solutions. When I've needed help with something like Wordpress, it hasn't always worked out so well but you can pay their techs for 1 on 1 help with these offerings, you just won't have the support for free. I've often been talked to on upsells for services that I particularly didn't need and found the offers to be annoying when the agents kept pushing me on an upsell instead of addressing my issue. It's hit or miss on that, perhaps it depends on the department you speak with.
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Alternatives Considered
There're a ton of web hosts but Hostinger is the cheapest one that offers you amazing features.
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Network Solutions is on the higher side if not the top of normal domain registration costs while being at or near the bottom in terms of features and general experience using their management console. If you want to pay more and be spammed with ads every time you log in, be my guest, but there are plenty of better options. There are tons of registrars out there, but this is one of the many that I would not consider using again. Unfortunately, we often still have to deal with them when a client has an existing domain registered through Network Solutions, so we still often have to suffer through their consistently awful transfer process.
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Return on Investment
  • The customer support is helpful and very friendly
  • Their payment gateway is really bad
  • Great price for the features you get
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  • Using Network Solutions has had a positive impact on ROI
  • Depending on the domain, it can cost as little as $70 for email, web forwarding and domain registration for a year, less if you don't need the forwarding.
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