I haven’t done it before but they do offer that option from what I can see online here support.wix.com/en/article/transferring-your-wix-domain-away-from-wix-2477749 Most of the time its similar. You get a moving code (EPP) that you need to fill in your new hosting company. Then it takes like 5 days to make the transfer complete.

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Welcome! One of the reasons I stick to the big companies (like Hostinger or Siteground) is that they have a lot of experience with security. I don't have to worry about that a lot. If you keep your website clean (not too many plugins from companies you don't know) and use a security plugin then you are safe in most cases. And yes, in this video I explain 2 ways to manage your client websites. If you choose to host the websites on your plan then you will need to charge them separately. That's not possible within Wordpress so you will need to find another system that does that for you. For me I was lucky because it is built into my accounting software. So I can just monthly bill my clients via that software while their websites runs via Hostinger. I hope this helps a bit!

Not at all.. Just remove the license key and install on the second or subdomain and it will work fyn

@@resultfitnessstudio Thank you for your response 😊

That's not really something that has to do with hosting. Hosting is just a server you rent to keep your website live. What happens on your website is up to you. If you use a booking plugin then you should contact the company that makes that booking plugin, etc.

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Thanks man! Time management is definitely challenging. In my opinion it's a journey that slowly improves over time. What really helps for me is to write down every morning what I want to focus on, because when I open my laptop I get overwhelmed and distracted easily. I also work with time blocks, so specific times for each task each week. This also keeps me focussed and removes a lot of decision making. So that's what works for me.

@@rinodeboer Thank you so much, I am trying to make a schedule with notion app

I am not sure if that is possible. So I would only choose that option if your client doesn't want to do anything regarding the hosting.

I am sorry to hear that. Have you tried the chat from within your account? If you are logged into your account, click on the help bubble in the bottom right corner, or just click on the Help icon in the top right corner. Then scroll all the way down and then there is a chat option. I hope they will be able to help you with your issue via the chat. With the more expensive packages (from Cloud and up) you will get priority support which will be faster. Asking for a refund is probably done via the Billing tab in your account, but I found this article here: support.hostinger.com/en/articles/3958999-how-to-get-a-refund If I may ask, what was the problem you ran into?

@@rinodeboer I paid for the expensive plan, same as you. There are no options to chat. Having issues transferring my current hosting account. Back in the day, the host actually transferred your whole cPanel, but nowadays customer support is left to AI. At least my host has top notch customers support and answer within hours on any day. Even Siteground will get back to you within hours. Look at the refund page, there is a policy but there is no form, no email. The only way to communicate is to send a request for an appointment with the sale team who still hasn’t got back to me.

Well that’s why I still recommend Siteground as well, since they have won many awards for their support. But I would like to learn more about your issue for my future content. Can you send me an email to info@rinodeboer.com and then tell me that we spoke in the KZfaq comments about Hostinger?

Even cheaper? What are you using now then? Because I think they are one of the cheapest.

@@rinodeboer Yes, I was very happy with Hostinger but after the first year it was going to be almost triple the cost. Basically after the first year ends with any hosting provider I change to another one to keep taking advantage of their first year special. Right now I'm with Namecheap. It's not as easy to set up but haven't had any problems so far.

Ah interesting, that’s also a way to do it for sure!

First of all; I am not hiding anything in my video. Secondly: this is not how I/O works. Your website doesn’t go down when you reach the limit, it just becomes slower. And visitors don’t influence the usage. You seriously think that hostinger websites can only have 5 visitors? I would consider to educate yourself a little bit more before you switch hosting companies and post these kind of comments that can scare other people for no reason.

Right ​@@rinodeboer

@@rinodeboerthe og comment scared me, thanks for clarifying!