Website Builder

A user who tried Hostinger's page builder likes it and says it is great for a simple business page, though they prefer blogging on WordPress.

“I've played with Hostingers page builder and I kind of like it.”

A user built their site with Hostinger's site builder and got a basic site running in minutes; they see it as a good starter option for non-developers.

“the site builder allowed us to get a basic site up in running in minutes.”

A site owner found Hostinger's builder too restrictive: basic options like heading colors are blocked and deleting a heading loses page management.

“I signed up with Hostinger, as they were well-reviewed by what I had considered to be reputable online experts (Tom's Hardware, for example, gave them 4.7/5 stars), but absolutely basic”

A Hostinger customer learned from support that publishing with Hostinger's website builder or Horizons disables FTP, file manager, PHP, SSH, databases and Git.

“If you use Horizons (or their website builder) to publish to your domain it disables, directly from supports mouth: File Manager, FTP, PHP, SSH, databases, Cron Jobs, GIT and IP Manager.”

A small business uses Hostinger's builder for e-commerce and bookings at about £160 a year for two sites, but each appointment needs its own checkout.

“with their appointment system people have to fill out booking details and pay for each appointment immediately.”