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Live:Hostinger's 48-month pricing is down to$2.99/mo— free domain + SSL included.

Verified 2026-09-17

Hostinger pricing, with the renewal rates included

Every plan Hostinger currently sells, in one table. Toggle the price view to switch between the introductory offer and the rate you pay once it ends — the number most comparison sites quietly leave out.

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Cheapest plan
$2.99/mo
Premium · 48-month term · $143.52 upfront
Best value
$3.99/mo
Unlimited · daily backups + dedicated IP
Cheapest VPS
$6.49/mo
KVM 1 · 1 vCPU · 4 GB RAM · 24-month term

Full matrix

Compare every Hostinger plan

Four product families, ten plans. The spec table under each family is pulled from Hostinger's own published limits, not from a marketing page.

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Prices are the introductory rates, which require paying the full term upfront. Hostinger charges the whole term at checkout — the "per month" figure is the total divided by the number of months.

Cheapest start

Premium

The cheapest sensible way to get a real website online — 3 sites, a free domain and a year of email.

4.5
$2.99/mo$11.99
Save 75%48 months term

Billed as $143.52 upfront · renews at$10.99/mo

Websites
3
CPU
1 core
RAM
2 GB
Storage
20 GB SSD
Bandwidth
Unlimited
Mailboxes
2 per website
  • $2.99/mo on the 48-month term
  • Free domain for the first year
  • 3 websites, 20 GB SSD, unlimited bandwidth
  • 2 professional mailboxes per site, free for a year
  • AI builder and 400+ templates included
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Best value

Unlimited

The middle rung that most people should actually buy — double the resources of Premium for one dollar more, with daily backups and Node.js.

4.7
$3.99/mo$18.99
Save 79%48 months term

Billed as $191.52 upfront · renews at$16.99/mo

Websites
Unlimited
CPU
2 cores
RAM
3 GB
Storage
50 GB NVMe
Bandwidth
Unlimited
Mailboxes
5 per website (free for 1 year)
  • $3.99/mo on the 48-month term
  • 2 CPU cores, 3 GB RAM, 50 GB NVMe
  • Daily backups with one-click restore
  • Dedicated IP and 5 Node.js sites
  • 15 AI builder credits and 500 AI agent credits
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The maths

What each plan costs over four years

The intro rate only applies for the length of the term. Here is what you pay across a full four-year stretch, blending the intro price with the renewal price that follows it.

Hostinger total cost of ownership over four years
PlanIntro priceUpfrontRenewal priceRenewal jumpBlended /mo over 4 yrs
Premium$2.99/mo(48 months)$143.52$10.99/mo+268%$2.99/mo
Unlimited$3.99/mo(48 months)$191.52$16.99/mo+326%$3.99/mo
Cloud Startup$7.99/mo(48 months)$383.52$25.99/mo+225%$7.99/mo
Cloud Professional$15.99/mo(48 months)$767.52$39.99/mo+150%$15.99/mo
Cloud Enterprise$29.99/mo(48 months)$1439.52$65.99/mo+120%$29.99/mo

Read this before you buy: the blended column is the number to compare against a competitor, not the intro price. Every hosting company does this — Hostinger is simply one of the few where you can find the renewal rate before checkout.

Run your own numbers

VPS pricing works differently

KVM plans use a 24-month term, not 48

Hostinger's VPS line tops out at a two-year prepaid term. KVM 1 starts at $6.49/mo, KVM 2 at $8.99/mo, KVM 4 at $12.99/mo and KVM 8 at $25.99/mo. Renewals land between $11.99 and $49.99 depending on the tier.

  • Full root access and dedicated RAM — no noisy neighbours
  • AMD EPYC processors, NVMe storage and 1 Gbps networking
  • Unlimited inodes and 300 MB/s I/O on every tier
  • Self-managed: no bundled email, SSL or WordPress management
  • Free domain for the first year still included
KVM 2 reviewFirst VPS setup guide

Discount depth by plan

  • Hostinger Website Builder75% off
  • Premium75% off
  • Unlimited79% off
  • KVM 1 VPS67% off
  • Cloud Startup71% off
  • KVM 2 VPS63% off
  • KVM 4 VPS70% off
  • Cloud Professional64% off
  • KVM 8 VPS65% off
  • Cloud Enterprise60% off

Discount is measured against Hostinger's own regular rate, not against a competitor's price. Deeper discounts do not automatically mean better value — check the specs.

Pricing questions

What people ask before paying

Hostinger pricing FAQ

Why is Hostinger cheaper than other hosts?
Three reasons. Hostinger owns its data centres rather than renting them, it builds its own control panel (hPanel) instead of licensing cPanel, and it prices on long prepaid terms. The 48-month plans are where the headline rates come from — on a month-to-month basis the gap with competitors is much smaller.
Do I have to pay for 48 months upfront?
Only if you want the lowest rate. Hostinger also sells 12-month, 24-month and monthly terms, but the per-month price rises as the term shortens. All plans are billed upfront for the whole term regardless of length — there is no monthly billing option on the shared and cloud plans.
What happens to the price at renewal?
It goes up. Premium renews at $10.99/mo instead of $2.99, Unlimited at $16.99 instead of $3.99, and Cloud Startup at $25.99 instead of $7.99. This is normal for the industry, but it is the single most important number to check before you commit to a long term.
Are there hidden fees?
No hidden fees, but there are things worth knowing: prices exclude applicable taxes, the free domain is only free for 12 months, and add-on services sold at checkout (extra storage, priority support packages, SEO tools) are not covered by the money-back guarantee in the same way as the hosting itself.
Which plan is the best value?
Unlimited, at $3.99/mo on the 48-month term. For one dollar a month more than Premium you get unlimited websites, a second CPU core, 3 GB of RAM, daily backups with easy restore, a dedicated IP and 5 Node.js sites. That is the best resources-per-dollar point in the range.
Can I upgrade later without losing my data?
Yes. Upgrades happen in place through hPanel — Hostinger provisions the extra resources on the same account, so your files, databases and email stay where they are. You pay the pro-rated difference for the remaining term. Downgrades are less flexible.

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