Hostinger vs Network Solutions 2020

ifferent [in a good sense].
I used the WordPress hosting service (+ free one year domain name). You can also protect your domain registration details with only £5 per year.
The cPanel is extremely well-designed, with an intuitive UI/UX. You get access to phpMyAdmin, MySQL database, and even public_html through their directory manager located inside cPanel. In the case of migration, the whole process is an absolute breeze with the help of their customer service (this is precisely set up for people who don't want to waste their time on technical issues unlike me :-D). The backup is done automatically on weekly or daily basis, based on your chosen plan. The great part about it is with a little bit of technical know-how you can back up your website manually at any time; they don't restrict you at all.
The installation process is very easily, and your website is only a couple of clicks away from you [although I prefer more manual installation - which is a breeze with their great documentations]. In addition to that, they also offer Git integration and SSL certification for free that can be used/activated with just a couple of clicks (in the case of SSL, with only one click).
Customer service team are very friendly (Emily and Neringa) and effective; on average, you get responses in less than 3 hours (through emails, preferable for nerds like me).
All in all, I highly recommend using them as your web-hosting provider. Particularly if you're looking for a great WordPress host.

p you but they are unreliable at times. On one interaction I told them that my server is becoming really slow and the associate sent me links about how I can improve my loading times by decreasing size of images. I sent them the site data before I started seeing this issue and they still claimed it was my problem but only to find out that one of the sites sharing the server with me were under ddos attack. They told me that they would transfer me to a new server and this won't repeat again only after two months and a down time of four days that asked me to move server again this time due to issues with cloudflare.

e over the top! For a 5 years domain name renewal they want $ 184.95.
GoDaddy and most, if not all other authorized registrars, that gets good reviews charge
around $50.00 for 5 years. What’s even worse is that your forced to use the Domain
Expiration Protection which means you have to give them your credit card or PayPal
information so they can automatically take your money for the next 5 years and you won’t
know how much they are going to take out, which will be about twice the price. The only way
you will know is when you get your credit card statement or email from PayPal. Once they
have your domain name you are not getting it back. If you try to transfer your domain name
to a decent affordable registrar you will go through hell, not worth it. I am giving up my
domain name after 30 years with N.S. and going to GoDaddy. If you are considering Network
Solutions I would highly suggest you look up reviews.