Public reviews from January–April 2026 still describe Hostinger Horizons stuck in 'fix-error' loops that burn credits.

Forge vs Hostinger Horizons

Apps that work on prompt one.

2026 reviewers report Horizons frequently fails to ship a working app — 68 prompts, no working app, cascading SQL errors, credits burned on bug fixes. Forge ships a working CRUD app from your CSV in one prompt — two production apps live and verified.

Comparison verified 2026-05-09. Hostinger Horizons pricing and feature claims sourced from www.hostinger.com.

Side by side

Most-damning rows first. Every claim sourced and dated.

FeatureForgeHostinger Horizons
Pro plan2£7/mo (100 credits)$13.99 Starter / $39.99 Hobbyist
Output reliability13Persistent CRUD on real Supabase from prompt one (2 production apps live)Reviewers report 68-prompt loops, broken Supabase wiring, fix-loops break new things
Cost of fixing AI bugs10.25 credit per editFull credit per fix attempt
CSV → appUpload spreadsheet, schema inferred, app generatedNo CSV-first onboarding
Vertical templatesRestaurants, contractors, salons, property — operator-shapedGeneric web/app templates
Generated codeZIP export of full React + Supabase sourceLocked in Horizons runtime
StripeUser-owned key, payment links from any row, one-prompt scaffoldingStripe + PayPal listed on features
Custom domain + SSL + CDNPro tier, Vercel APIBundled (free domain on Starter)
Scheduled agentsHourly cron, send_email/send_sms/update_row, wired to Mailchimp + TwilioHostinger Agents (~$7/mo separate product)
Built forRestaurants, contractors, salons, freelancers — running their business on spreadsheetsHorizontal websites + apps

Sources

  1. [1]AllAboutCookies, Hostinger Horizons hands-on review — 68-prompt failure loop documented. allaboutcookies.org
  2. [2]Hostinger Horizons pricing page — Explorer $6.99 / 30 credits. www.hostinger.com
  3. [3]Hostinger product updates 2026 — native backend launch (Feb 2026), Supabase no longer recommended. www.hostinger.com

Why operators switch.

Apps that work on prompt one.

We've shipped two production Forge apps and they connect to real Supabase data on first generation. Horizons reviewers describe burning 30+ credits before getting Supabase auth wired correctly — and credits keep burning on every fix attempt.

Your spreadsheet → a real app in 60 seconds.

Upload a CSV. Forge infers the schema (text, number, date, currency, foreign-keys), provisions a real Supabase table, and generates a working CRUD UI around it. Horizons starts from a blank prompt.

Vertical, not generic.

Forge's templates are restaurant-shaped, contractor-shaped, salon-shaped — built around the actual jobs those operators do. Horizons gives you a website builder that happens to do apps.

Forge Pro

£7/mo

  • 100 credits / month — edits cost 0.25 credit
  • Unlimited projects + CSV imports, 500 rows/table
  • Custom domain, permanent share links, ZIP export
  • Stripe + Mailchimp + Twilio + Resend integrations

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Questions worth asking.

Hasn't Horizons fixed their backend issues?

Hostinger launched a native backend in February 2026 (auth, DB, file storage), de-emphasising Supabase. The fix is too new to have meaningful review evidence yet — public reviews from January through April 2026 still describe broken app generation. Forge's Supabase data layer has been live for over a year and ships persistent apps reliably.

Can I move my Horizons project to Forge?

If your Horizons app uses Supabase, the data is already in your Supabase project — Forge can read from it directly. If it's on Horizons' new native backend, export your data as CSV and upload to Forge; the schema is inferred automatically.

Why doesn't Forge bundle hosting like Horizons does?

Generated apps export to your own hosting (Vercel, Netlify, anywhere). Pro tier wires up custom domains via Vercel's API. The trade-off: you own the deployment instead of renting it from us. Coming soon: optional `*.forge.app` subdomain hosting on Free.

What about Hostinger's price?

Horizons Explorer is $6.99/mo (30 credits). Forge Pro is £7/mo (100 credits). Roughly the same price; Forge gives you 3.3× more credits, and each Forge edit costs 0.25 credit while Horizons charges full freight per fix. That ratio is why reviewers report Horizons running out fast.

Stop renting your tools. Start owning them.

£7/mo Pro. Your code, your domain, your Stripe — built for the way you actually run your business.

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