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Hostinger Reach email hosting review

I put email marketing platform Hostinger Reach to the test, and while I like Reach’s AI shortcuts, but I wouldn’t put my newsletter on autopilot just yet.

Hostinger Reach email hosting review

Hostinger Reach is an email marketing service that combines various tasks into one platform. It is separate from Hostinger's web hosting and business email services but can connect with its website tools. The company launched this service in June 2025 and offers it alongside several plans and pricing options.

When considering whether to use Hostinger Reach, it's essential to compare the frequency of emails and the size of the audience contact list against the plan limits. The plans include Starter, Grow, and Pro. The Starter plan is free and allows up to 200 recipients and 200 emails per month. The Grow plan costs $29.88 per month and accommodates up to 3,500 recipients and 3,500 emails per month.

The Pro plan, priced at $47.88 per month, supports up to 1,000 recipients and 7,000 emails per month. These plans include features such as scheduling, personalization, and automation.

To start an email campaign with Reach, you'll need a sending domain. If you already use a Hostinger-managed domain, it will connect automatically. However, if you don't, you'll need to change your DNS records on the external domain to initiate your campaign. Once set up, you can add contacts manually, import a CSV file, or connect website forms. Hostinger's website builder and a WordPress plugin support form submissions into Reach.

Hostinger Reach also provides a double opt-in feature for supported signup sources, requiring people to confirm their subscription by email before receiving campaigns. However, this feature does not apply automatically to CSV imports or manually added contacts. Additionally, Reach's default no-reply address can send without a paid mailbox, but receiving replies requires a working mailbox, which can come from Hostinger or another provider.

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