The verdict
It's a dead heat.
Neither pulls ahead on the published figures and review sites, so the decision is in the details this comparison cannot see. Check the current figures on both pages.
Choose Hostinger if…
- • You want Hostinger's edge on the price on the front page and what it costs when it renews
Choose GoDaddy if…
- • You want GoDaddy's edge on how much storage you get and how often your site is backed up
Round by round
- Round 1The price on the front pageHostinger wins
Hostinger wins this round on what the company itself publishes.
- Round 2What it costs when it renewsHostinger winsGoDaddy5/10
$15.32
Economy renewal, worked out from the $551.63 three-year auto-renewal
- $15.32, against $8.99
Source: godaddy.com ↗
Hostinger wins this round on what the company itself publishes.
- Round 3What customers say on TrustpilotHostinger winsGoDaddy5/10
4.4 out of 5
TrustScore from 143,827 reviews on Trustpilot
- 4.4 out of 5, against 4.6 out of 5
Source: trustpilot.com ↗
Hostinger wins this round on independent review-site data, not on its own claims.
- Round 4How long you can get your money backTie
Nothing to separate them here.
- Round 5How much storage you getGoDaddy wins
GoDaddy wins this round on what the published sources say.
- Round 6How often your site is backed upGoDaddy wins
GoDaddy wins this round on what the published sources say.
- Round 7Whether a domain is includedGoDaddy wins
GoDaddy wins this round on what the published sources say.
Side by side
- 10 GB SSD, against 25 GB NVMe
- Weekly, against Daily
- No free domain, against Free domain
- 1 website, against 10 websites
- $5.99, against $1.99
- $15.32, against $8.99
- 4.4 out of 5, against 4.6 out of 5
- $5.99, against $3.99