Hostinger Business pricing & rate limits

• Base pricing for these VPS instances ranges from $3.99/mo to $7.99/mo, providing a consistent 2 vCPU hardware allocation across the board.
• Memory tiers are entry-level, offering between 1.5 GB and 3 GB of RAM, while storage remains locked at 200 GB of local disk space.
• While egress bandwidth is marketed as unlimited, any external network transfer exceeding standard fair-use thresholds may trigger variable costs, with specific overage rates identified at $0.03/GB.
• Expanding beyond the base storage allocation incurs a flat $0.15/GB fee, a rate that sits slightly higher than the aggressive pricing seen at competitors like DigitalOcean or Linode.

Hostinger’s IaaS offering focuses on simple, low-cost compute blocks rather than high-performance AMD EPYC clusters or specialized high-IOPS NVMe arrays. The inclusion of 200 GB of storage provides a decent amount of room for static assets or small flat-file databases, though the 1.5 GB to 3 GB RAM ceiling limits the complexity of the applications you can host. Because the vCPU count is static across these tiers, scaling usually involves moving up for memory rather than processing power. This makes the platform predictable for small-scale projects, but the lack of higher-tier hardware options means you will eventually hit a performance wall if your application requires heavy multi-threaded processing or large in-memory caching.

These instances are best suited for lightweight web servers, private VPN tunnels, or small development environments where memory requirements remain predictable. The pricing structure is built for low-intensity, long-running services that prioritize cost-efficiency over raw compute density. If your workload requires frequent scaling or high-frequency CPU cycles, you will likely need to look toward providers that offer more granular hardware upgrades beyond this entry-level segment.