VeloxaHost vs Hostinger VPS

At a glance

Prices checked Nov 7, 2026 on Hostinger's VPS hosting page. Hostinger's introductory prices are for a 24-month term paid up front, and the plan renews at a higher monthly price for the same term. VeloxaHost prices are the standard monthly rates, billed by the hour.

	VeloxaHost (US East)	Hostinger VPS
Entry plan	Veloxa Nano: 1 vCPU, 1 GB, 25 GB, $4/mo	KVM 1: 1 vCPU, 4 GB, 50 GB NVMe, 4 TB bandwidth, $6.49/mo intro
How you pay	By the hour, capped at the monthly price. No prepaid term	The intro price is for 24 months paid up front: $155.76 for KVM 1
Renewal	The same price	KVM 1 renews at $11.99/mo
1 vCPU / 2 GB	Veloxa 1: $8/mo, 50 GB	No plan at this size. KVM 1 is the smallest
2 vCPU	Veloxa 2: 2 vCPU, 4 GB, 80 GB, $15/mo	KVM 2: 2 vCPU, 8 GB, 100 GB NVMe, 8 TB bandwidth, $8.79/mo intro ($210.96 for 24 months), renews at $14.99/mo
4 vCPU	Veloxa 4: 4 vCPU, 8 GB, 160 GB, $30/mo	KVM 4: 4 vCPU, 16 GB, 200 GB NVMe, 16 TB bandwidth, $12.99/mo intro, renews at $28.99/mo
8 vCPU	Veloxa 8: 8 vCPU, 16 GB, 320 GB, $60/mo	KVM 8: 8 vCPU, 32 GB, 400 GB NVMe, 32 TB bandwidth, $25.99/mo intro, renews at $49.99/mo
Included traffic	No allowance published on the plan list	4 TB to 32 TB a month, by plan
Backups	Snapshots (one-click rollback) and scheduled backups, included within the size's limits	Free weekly backups
Public IPv4	Each server gets a block of ports on the region's shared IPv4, with SSH on the first. A dedicated IPv4 address is an add-on at $2 per address per month, but none are available in US East right now. No IPv6 in the region yet	Hostinger says every KVM VPS client gets a dedicated IP address
Server type	System containers that start in seconds, with Docker inside. Full virtual machines are not offered in the current region yet	KVM virtual machines
Managed web hosting	Hosting plans from $6.99/mo: 3 sites, PHP, Node, Python or static, deployed from Git, in the same account	Not part of the VPS plans compared here

The short version: Hostinger gives far more RAM, disk and bandwidth for the money, even at its renewal prices, as long as you prepay two years. VeloxaHost costs less for a small server you run for a few hours, days or months, because you pay only for the hours it runs and nothing up front.

Who should pick Hostinger

• You want the most RAM per dollar. KVM 1 has 4 GB of RAM, four times Veloxa Nano's 1 GB. Even at its $11.99 renewal price, 4 GB on VeloxaHost (Veloxa 2) costs $15 a month.
• You are happy to prepay two years. At the intro price, KVM 1 is $155.76 for 24 months. If you know the server will run that long, that is hard to beat.
• You need the bigger sizes. KVM 2 at renewal ($14.99) has twice the RAM and more disk than Veloxa 2 ($15). KVM 4 and KVM 8 renew at $28.99 and $49.99 with double the RAM of Veloxa 4 and Veloxa 8.
• You move a lot of data. Hostinger lists 4 TB of bandwidth on KVM 1 and up to 32 TB on KVM 8. VeloxaHost does not publish a transfer allowance.
• You need a full virtual machine or a public address on every port. Hostinger's VPS plans are KVM machines, and Hostinger says each comes with a dedicated IP address. On VeloxaHost a dedicated IPv4 address is a paid add-on, and none are available in US East right now.

Who should pick VeloxaHost

• Your servers are short-lived or bursty. A server billed by the hour costs $0.01 an hour on Veloxa Nano and stops costing anything once you delete it. A test box you run for a week costs cents, not a two-year prepay.
• You do not want a long prepay. There is no term: each server is charged by the hour and capped at its monthly price, and the price does not jump at renewal.
• You might delete the server next month. A side project, a staging copy or a client trial does not have to be paid for 24 months in advance.
• You want hosting and servers in one place. Managed hosting from $6.99 a month (3 sites, deployed from Git, backups on the schedule you choose, one-click WordPress) sits next to root VPS in the same account and on one invoice.
• You take a lot of snapshots. Snapshots come with every size, within the size's limit, with one-click rollback.
• You want apps ready to go. 63 one-click apps, including WordPress, PostgreSQL, Redis, Grafana, Gitea, n8n and Ollama.

Migrating from Hostinger

There is no automatic importer. A move of one server usually goes like this:

1. Note the plan, disk use, open ports, firewall rules and DNS records. Pick the VeloxaHost size with at least the RAM your server actually uses, not the RAM the plan has: a KVM 1 that uses 800 MB fits a Veloxa Nano.
2. A day before, lower the TTL on the DNS records you will change.
3. Create the VeloxaHost server and add your SSH key, or start from a marketplace app if the Hostinger server ran one.
4. Copy files with rsync over SSH. Move databases with their own tools (pg_dump and pg_restore, or mysqldump).
5. Recreate firewall rules. A server answers on its block of ports on the shared IPv4; ports 80 and 443 need a dedicated IPv4 address, a paid add-on, and none are available in US East right now. A website on your own domain can run on managed hosting instead, which serves it over HTTPS without one.
6. Test the new server, switch DNS, and once traffic has moved, cancel the Hostinger plan according to its terms.

FAQ

Is Hostinger VPS cheaper than VeloxaHost?

Per GB of RAM, yes. KVM 1 has 4 GB for $6.49 a month on a 24-month prepay, and $11.99 at renewal. On VeloxaHost, 4 GB is Veloxa 2 at $15 a month. For the smallest server, VeloxaHost is cheaper: Veloxa Nano is $4 a month with no prepay, though with 1 GB of RAM.

What does Hostinger's KVM 1 cost after the intro period?

When we checked on Nov 7, 2026, KVM 1 was $6.49 a month for a 24-month term ($155.76 paid up front) and renewed at $11.99 a month for the same term. VeloxaHost has no intro price, so the price you start on is the price you keep.

Can I pay for a VeloxaHost server by the hour?

Yes. Every VPS size is billed by the hour and capped at its monthly price: Veloxa Nano is $0.01 an hour, up to $4 a month. Delete the server and the charges stop.

Does VeloxaHost include a dedicated IP address?

No. Each server gets a block of ports on the region's shared IPv4 address, with SSH on the first, at no charge. A dedicated IPv4 address is an add-on at $2 per address per month, but none are available in US East right now, and the region has no IPv6 yet. Hostinger says every KVM VPS client gets a dedicated IP address.

Where are VeloxaHost's servers?

In one region, US East, in the Washington, DC area. More regions are planned, and the current list is shown when you create a server.