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Bluehost vs Hostinger: green hosting compared

Bluehost and Hostinger side by side: each one's Green Web Foundation listing, where its data centres are and how carbon-intensive those grids are, and the evidence it publishes. They are in alphabetical order: no host pays for its place.

The difference

Only Hostinger is listed in the Green Web Foundation's directory of verified green providers; we found no matching entry for Bluehost.

Neither host's listed countries all have lower-carbon grids than the other's. Across both, their countries' grid averages run from 41 gCO2e/kWh in France (2025) to 705 gCO2e/kWh in Indonesia (2025), so which grid your site runs on depends on the region you choose.

These are the facts we can show, not a verdict on which is greener: the listing, the grids and each company's own claims measure different things, and none of them measures your website. Each host's full page has every quote and source.

Grid carbon intensity where Bluehost and Hostinger list data centres

Each dot is a country where the host lists data centres, placed by that country's grid average. Bluehost, no matching entry in the Green Web Foundation's directory: 9 countries, from 41 gCO2e/kWh in France to 671 in India. Hostinger, listed in the Green Web Foundation's directory: 10 countries, from 41 gCO2e/kWh in France to 705 in Indonesia.

Show the data as a table
Each country, lowest grid average first, and which host lists it
CountryGrid average, gCO2e/kWhYearBluehostHostinger
France412025YesYes
Brazil1092025YesYes
Lithuania1382025NoYes
Spain1532025YesNo
Canada1922025YesNo
United Kingdom2182025YesYes
Netherlands2542025NoYes
Germany3342025YesYes
United States3842025YesYes
Australia5182025YesNo
Malaysia6062025NoYes
India6712025YesYes
Indonesia7052025NoYes

Bluehost

Green Web Foundation

No matching entry in the Green Web Foundation's directory when we checked on 17 October 2026.

We looked for a provider with Bluehost's website and found none. That says nothing either way about the energy behind its hosting; the evidence below is Bluehost's own.

What GWF verification means, and its new criteria

Data centres

Australia, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, India, Spain, United Kingdom and United States

The data centres offered for shared hosting. Bluehost is moving its customers to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure during 2026.

Grid average where they are
Across the listed countries, from 41 gCO2e/kWh in France (2025) to 671 gCO2e/kWh in India (2025).
Bluehost's own evidence
Evidence checked
16 October 2026

Everything we found on Bluehost

Hostinger

Green Web Foundation

Listed in the Green Web Foundation's directory of verified green providers, checked 17 October 2026.

GWF lists it as “Hostinger” (provider 1250).

GWF does not publish when a provider was last verified. Providers verified before October 2026 are reassessed under its new criteria, which no longer accept offsets, at their next reverification.

What GWF verification means, and its new criteria

Data centres

France, Germany, Lithuania, Netherlands, United Kingdom, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, United States and Brazil

The countries offered for web and cloud hosting, in Hostinger's own space or its colocation partners'.

Grid average where they are
Across the listed countries, from 41 gCO2e/kWh in France (2025) to 705 gCO2e/kWh in Indonesia (2025).
Hostinger's own evidence
Evidence checked
16 October 2026

Everything we found on Hostinger

Grid figures: Ember, Yearly electricity data (2026), CC BY 4.0. Listing data from the Green Web Foundation's Green Web Dataset, made available under the Open Database License (ODbL).

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