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Work out the numbers before you buy
Both tools run entirely in your browser using the same verified pricing data that powers our pricing matrix. No account, no email, no data leaves the page.
Interactive tool
Hostinger plan finder
Four questions, twenty seconds, one recommendation.
Tell us what you are building, how much traffic you expect, how hands-on you want to be and what matters most on price. The finder scores all ten Hostinger plans and shows you the reasoning, plus two alternatives in case you disagree.
- Covers web, cloud, VPS and Website Builder plans
- Shows the reasoning, not just a result
- Includes runner-up options and their prices
- No email address required
Interactive tool
True cost calculator
What you actually pay across one to six years.
The advertised monthly price only applies for the length of the intro term. This calculator applies the intro rate for that term and the renewal rate after it, then shows the blended monthly cost — the number to compare against any other host.
- Compare up to ten plans side by side
- Horizons of one, two, four or six years
- Separates intro spend from renewal spend
- Highlights how much of the total is paid at the higher rate
On the roadmap
Tools we are still building
If one of these would be useful to you, the underlying data is already published on the pricing page.
Coming soon
Renewal price checker
Enter the date you bought and we work out exactly when your rate changes and what it changes to.
Coming soon
Plan upgrade advisor
Tell it your current plan and symptoms, and it maps the symptom to the resource limit you have hit.
Where the data comes from
Prices, term lengths and renewal rates are read from the same content files that power our pricing matrix and plan reviews, and each one records the date it was last checked against hostinger.com. Current verification date: 2026-09-17. Specs come from Hostinger's own published parameters table rather than its marketing pages, which is why some numbers here differ from what you see on a landing page — the most notable being the 100-site technical cap on cloud plans that is marketed as unlimited.
10 plans in the dataset.