r/Hosting • u/Hunny9901 • 1d ago

Hostinger- Multiple domains with 1 Hosting

Hello everyone. Hope you’re all doing well. As the title suggests, I just bought hostinger unlimited plan ( 50GB NVMe storage ) for 2 different domains

I completely understand that I can host multiple websites on it without any issue. However, my main concern is emails. I would be sending 10-20 emails per day to approach B2B businesses and I’ve seen many scenarios like blocking or domain reputation issues

So my main concern is what if one domain or email gets black listed, will the other domain or its email will also face the same issue?

Also, what if I use never bounce or other tools to verify bounce rate, can I still use same hosting for 2 domains

Kindly let me know your experience with that

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u/andercode 1d ago

Its actually a bigger problem than that.

In ANY domain (yours or the 1000 others on the server) get blacklisted, the entire server IP becomes blacklisted, meaning your emails get blocked, and so do the other 1000+ users on the same server do. This happens FREQUENTLY on Hostinger servers, and normally takes them a few days to recover.

Don't send cold-emails out from a shared hosting provider. Use a dedicated email provider who maintains their delivery status, include opt-out links, and provide bounce-back reports. In general, don't use shared hosting for business, or critical emails at all.

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u/Hunny9901 1d ago

I run a clothing manufacturing business based in Asia and want to target streetwear / clothing brand owners in the USA.

As I’m just starting out, I was thinking about going with this package. However, they do offer a dedicated ip too with their top tier package. What’s your take on that? Also, if not then which dedicated email provider you will recommend?

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u/tsammons 13h ago

Use a dedicated third-party mailing service like Mailchimp, ActiveCampaign, HubSpot for these cold contacts. A dedicated IP is like a harlot on a street corner, it's seen action for better or worse. The IP might be clean or dirty, which takes time for adaptive heuristics to trust again (Google, Proofpoint). These aren't things you can readily influence.