Hostinger Plans and Pricing: Every Plan, Term and Renewal Price

By Michael AustinEditor-in-Chief

Updated Oct 22, 2026Published Feb 20, 20228 min read

Hostinger’s cheapest web hosting plan is Premium. On 22 October 2026 it cost $2.49 a month on a 48-month term in Hostinger’s Black Friday sale, or $1.99 a month ($95.52 upfront) with our extra 20% partner discount. It renews at $10.99 a month. Shorter terms cost more each month, and the 1-month plan is $12.19 with no sale discount at all.

This guide lists every Hostinger web hosting plan by term, what each plan includes, the renewal prices, and the starting prices for VPS, cloud, email and domains. Every figure comes from Hostinger’s own pricing pages, checked on 22 October 2026, in US dollars before tax.

• Cheapest plan: Premium, from $1.99 a month with our extra 20% off (48 months)
• Best value for several sites: Unlimited, from $2.79 a month (48 months)
• For online stores: Ecommerce Startup, from $6.39 a month (48 months)
• Renewal: $10.99, $16.99 and $25.99 a month
• Payment: the whole term is paid upfront
• Refunds: 30-day money-back guarantee on eligible plans

Hostinger web hosting prices by term

Hostinger sells each plan on four terms: 1, 12, 24 or 48 months. The longer you commit, the lower the monthly price. These prices include our 20% partner discount where Hostinger applied it:

Without our partner discount, Hostinger’s Black Friday prices for 48 months were $2.49 (Premium), $3.49 (Unlimited) and $7.99 (Ecommerce Startup) a month. The regular, non-sale price of Premium is $12.19 a month.

What each Hostinger plan includes

All three plans include a free SSL certificate, malware scanning, domain privacy, IP and country blocking, a CDN and 24/7 support, according to Hostinger’s web hosting page. You can build with WordPress, Hostinger’s AI website builder or Node.js.

Why the 48-month term is cheapest

Hostinger gives its biggest discount for the longest term, and you pay for the whole term at the start. Here is what Premium costs over 4 years if you choose different terms, using the prices above. This is our own calculation:

The catch: if you leave early, you have already paid for years you may not use. The 30-day money-back guarantee only covers the first 30 days. Choose the long term when you are sure you will keep the site.

What happens when your Hostinger plan renews?

Your first term is the discounted one. When it ends, the plan renews at the regular renewal price: $10.99 a month for Premium, $16.99 for Unlimited and $25.99 for Ecommerce Startup. Hostinger’s partner page says our 20% discount covers the first term of a new plan only, not renewals. You can switch terms or cancel before the renewal date.

A simple tip: put the renewal date in your calendar a month before it arrives, so you can decide calmly whether to renew, change plans or move.

How does that compare? Our web hosting renewal prices guide puts Hostinger next to six other hosts.

Hostinger VPS, cloud, email and domain prices

For the full Black Friday list, including the website builder, email marketing and ecommerce prices, see our Hostinger Black Friday sale guide.

For all four VPS plans on every term, plus how to log in and back up, see our Hostinger VPS guide.

Need more mailboxes? Our Hostinger business email guide compares Starter, Standard and Premium.

Which Hostinger plan should you choose?

• One blog, portfolio or small business site: Premium. It allows 3 websites, which is plenty for most people.
• More than 3 sites, or you post often: Unlimited. You get daily backups and NVMe storage, and the price gap is small on a 48-month term.
• An online shop: Ecommerce Startup, which has the store built in, or Unlimited with its free 3 months of ecommerce.
• Developers or busy sites: a VPS plan, which gives you your own CPU and RAM and full root access.

Not sure Hostinger is right for you? Our Hostinger review covers speed, support, pros and cons, and who should pick another host.

How to get the lowest Hostinger price

1. Open Hostinger through our partner link. Hostinger says the 20% is then applied automatically to the first term.
2. Pick your plan and the 48-month term.
3. In the cart, check for the 20% partner discount. If it is missing, click “Have a coupon code?”, type HARSHILBAROT and click Apply.
4. Pay for the term upfront. You can still ask for a refund within 30 days on eligible plans.

Hostinger’s partner page says other promo codes won’t add anything on top. Our Hostinger coupon code guide shows our cart test and what to do if the code does not work.

How Hostinger’s plans have changed

This page first looked at Hostinger in 2022, and a lot has changed since then. The older version described a Single plan from $2.15 a month with 10 GB of storage and 100 GB of bandwidth, a Business plan, a cPanel-style control panel, a free hosting package and the Zyro drag-and-drop builder. Those details are out of date. Today Hostinger sells Premium, Unlimited and Ecommerce Startup web hosting, manages sites through its own hPanel, and offers its own AI website builder.

Some things have not changed. Hostinger’s about page says the company was founded in November 2004 in Kaunas, Lithuania, under the name Hosting Media. It says Hostinger and its in-house hPanel launched in 2011, and that it now serves more than 5 million customers in over 150 countries. The 30-day money-back guarantee mentioned in the first version of this page is still offered on eligible plans.

Hostinger lists data centres in Europe (France, Germany, Lithuania, the Netherlands and the UK), North America (Phoenix, Boston and Asheville), Asia (India, Indonesia and Malaysia) and South America (Brazil). Choose the one closest to your visitors when you sign up.

More hosting guides: what web hosting is, signs you need a VPS and the best Black Friday web hosting deals.

Comparing hosts? See how these prices stack up in our Hostinger vs Bluehost comparison.

See how Hostinger’s prices compare with GoDaddy’s in our Hostinger vs GoDaddy guide.

Bought a plan? Here is how to install WordPress on Hostinger, step by step.

How do these prices compare with SiteGround? See our Hostinger vs SiteGround guide.

Not sure Hostinger is the right fit? See our list of Hostinger alternatives.

Written byMichael AustinEditor-in-Chief

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