Hostinger, the world’s fastest-growing web hosting services group, achieved another major milestone in July when the number of paying users surpassed 2 million. According to Arnas Stuopelis, CEO of Hostinger, this achievement marks the starting point for moving towards more ambitious results and even more client success stories powered by Hostinger’s products.
“In our day-to-day work, we follow 10 key principles that drive every decision we make in our company, the most important of which is Customer Obsession. That’s why we talk to our clients regularly. We get to know them, listen to their needs and suggestions, and deliver even better results. Last year alone, together with our team, we conducted more than 600 client interviews initiated on our end. We have built a large customer success team providing support 24/7. This year, we have also introduced artificial intelligence, which has already received compliments from our clients for the excellent service it provides,” says Stuopelis.
The company’s clients include residents from over 150 countries. During the first half of 2023, the largest number of Hostinger’s clients was recorded in India, where more than 366,000 active users are subscribed to the group’s services. This year, other markets showing significant growth include Brazil, the United States, Indonesia, and France. The United Kingdom, Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, and Spain are among the top ten largest markets.
Hostinger clients are growing steadily in both developed and emerging markets. The fastest client growth in the first half of 2023 was recorded in Pakistan, where the number of clients increased by 160% compared to the same period in 2022. France and Egypt also showed rapid growth over the same period, with 82% and 73% increases, respectively.
Hostinger is a web hosting and related services group that was founded in Lithuania in 2004. In 2023, the company underwent a significant reorganization and transformed into a holding company, known as Hostinger UAB. As part of this restructuring, its activities were transferred to a newly established subsidiary called UAB Hostinger Operations. Hostinger has been ranked among the fastest-growing companies in Europe for four consecutive years in the Financial Times’ annual FT 1000 list.
