I was bored so decided to dig a little as it interested me. I found [1] to be helpful explanation of services Hostinger offers. I would gather from [2] OP's

I was bored so decided to dig a little as it interested me. I found [1] to be helpful explanation of services Hostinger offers. I would gather from [2] OP's business ought to have had access to on demand back up -- as such I would have the expectation that a large streamlined hosting service, would be able to provide a given number of back ups exported to any practical external storage area via a variety of protocols -- however again, as a non customer I have no idea if what I would expect is the actual situation. However running 70 sites without any form of external just in case back up, or monitoring them daily / closely, was an accident waiting to happen -- accidents happen and the prominent OVHcloud incident in 21 should still linger in those tasked to secure their web based company's future. Other technical fubar accidents can also happen like ssd raid dying catastrophically. I myself was amused when my own data in server was updated and data migrated to a ssd raid 5 ... it failed weeks later - expectation was it would be at most a partial loss, however hard the system admin tried over a couple days, little could be recovered, just a couple of gigs of old images - thankfully all but the newest files were backed up so it was easiest to just let it go and start from scratch. Ssds are IMO very unforgiving but in time they will get better in regard to failure detection. [1] https://themeisle.com/blog/hostinger-pricing/ https://themeisle.com/blog/hostinger-pricing/ [2] https://old.reddit.com/r/Hostinger/comments/1jlunm9/beware_of_this_managed_hosting_provider_unjust/#mk723us https://old.reddit.com/r/Hostinger/comments/1jlunm9/beware_o... > We were hosting Cloud Enterprise top tire server on hostinger and about 70 sites where active on server. All gone including crucial data