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    Hostinger

    A Lithuanian web hosting and website builder provider offering AI-powered site creation and domain services.

    LTLithuania
    Headquarters
    🇱🇹Lithuania
    Data Hosting
    EU-based
    Structure
    Independent
    Compliance
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    Hostinger key facts

    Last updated
    Legal entity
    Hostinger International Ltd.
    Headquarters
    Lithuania (LT)
    Ownership
    Independent
    Open source
    No
    US Cloud Act exposure
    Low (no US parent)
    Replaces
    GoDaddy, Bluehost

    About Hostinger

    Hostinger is a web hosting and internet domain registrar providing a wide range of infrastructure services. The platform is designed for individuals and small businesses, offering shared web hosting, Virtual Private Servers (VPS), and specialized cloud hosting plans. The service includes a comprehensive website builder that leverages artificial intelligence to help users create sites quickly from 300+ templates. As a provider with European roots in Lithuania, it serves a global market with a significant focus on affordability and 24/7 technical support.

    Alternative to

    GoDaddyBluehost

    Key Features

    AI-powered website builder
    VPS hosting plans
    Cloud hosting solutions
    Domain registration services
    Professional email solutions
    24/7 customer support
    300+ responsive templates

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