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Hostinger Pricing 2026: Every Plan and Price History

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Prices verified 5 November 2026

Hostinger pricing in 2026: every plan, and what it has cost since July

$1.99/mo on a 48-month term (Black Friday sale, no end date shown) to start. Read from Hostinger’s own pricing page in US dollars, with every earlier reading we hold kept on the page.

The short answer

Hostinger is running a Black Friday sale with no end date shown. Premium is $1.99 a month on a 48-month term, so the first charge is $95.52, and it renews at $10.99 a month. Unlimited is $2.79 introductory, $133.92 up front, renewing at $16.99. Cloud Startup is unchanged at $7.99, $383.52 up front, renewing at $25.99. On 4 September 2026, before the sale, Premium was $2.99 and Unlimited $3.99. The 48-month term is the longest prepayment of any tool in our cost index.

$1.99/mo on a 48-month term (Black Friday sale, no end date shown)Advertised entry price
$95.52Paid on day one
3Published plans
4Dated readings on file

What Hostinger costs

Prices as published by the vendor on 5 November 2026. Where a plan has no month-to-month option, the column says so.

PlanMonth to monthBilled yearlyCharged up frontWhat it includes
Premium$1.99/mo sale intro$10.99/mo on renewal$95.52 for 48 months3 websites, 20 GB SSD, free domain for a year, weekly backups
Unlimited$2.79/mo sale intro$16.99/mo on renewal$133.92 for 48 monthsUnlimited websites, 50 GB NVMe, daily backups
Cloud Startup$7.99/mo intro$25.99/mo on renewal$383.52 for 48 monthsUnlimited websites, 100 GB NVMe, daily and on-demand backups

What you actually pay first: $95.52, because the $1.99 sale rate is a 48-month prepayment. Free option: None.

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Price change history

All three introductory prices rose between 20 July and 4 September 2026. Premium went from $2.69 to $2.99, up 11.2 percent. Unlimited went from $3.41 to $3.99, up 17 percent. Cloud Startup went from $7.19 to $7.99, up 11.1 percent. No renewal rate changed, and the discount percentages advertised on the cards stayed in the same range throughout. On 5 November 2026 a Black Friday sale with no end date shown had cut Premium from $2.99 to $1.99 and Unlimited from $3.99 to $2.79, both below their July rates. Cloud Startup stayed at $7.99. Renewals still have not moved.

Date readPlanWhat we recordedWhere the reading came from
2026-07-20All tiersPremium $2.69 renewing $10.99, Unlimited $3.41 renewing $16.99, Cloud Startup $7.19 renewing $25.99, all on 48 months. The crossed-out reference price on the Premium card read $11.99, which did not match the stated $10.99 renewalGround-truth capture for our Teaser Rate Test study
2026-09-03Premium$2.99 intro, $10.99 renewal, 48-month term, $143.52 on day oneCost Index build
2026-09-04All tiersPremium $2.99, Unlimited $3.99, Cloud Startup $7.99. Renewals unchangedThis page
2026-11-05All tiersBlack Friday sale, no end date shown. Premium $1.99 ($95.52 for 48 months), Unlimited $2.79 ($133.92), Cloud Startup $7.99 ($383.52) unchanged. Renewals unchanged at $10.99, $16.99, $25.99. Crossed-out reference prices $12.99, $18.99, $27.99, each $2 above the renewalNovember re-read, WebFetch from a United States connection, read twice

What the pricing page does not tell you

A four-year commitment, an unusually clear explanation of it, and a reference price that does not match the renewal.

  • Four years is a long commitment for a blog that does not exist yet. At the renewal rate, year five costs $131.88 on Premium.
  • The page states that all plans are paid up front and that the monthly rate is the total divided by the number of months, which is clearer than most.
  • The crossed-out reference price has not matched the stated renewal rate in either reading where we recorded it. On 20 July 2026 it was a dollar above. On 5 November 2026 it was $2 above on all three plans: $12.99, $18.99 and $27.99 against renewals of $10.99, $16.99 and $25.99. Both times the gap made the discount look larger.

How this page is maintained

How we read these prices. Every figure on this page was read from Hostinger’s own pricing page on 5 November 2026. The reading was taken from a United States connection, so the currency is US dollars. Several vendors in this category price by country. That is the most common reason two honest reviews quote different numbers for the same plan.

We keep every reading we have ever taken, with its date, in the history table above. We re-read this page monthly and record what we find whether or not anything moved. No figure here is copied from another review.

Questions people ask about Hostinger pricing

How much is Hostinger really?

Premium is $1.99 a month on a 48-month term during the Black Friday sale, so the first charge is $95.52. It renews at $10.99 a month. The page shows no end date for the sale. Verified 5 November 2026.

What is Hostinger’s renewal price?

Premium renews at $10.99 a month, Unlimited at $16.99 and Cloud Startup at $25.99. On Premium the renewal is 5.5 times the Black Friday rate of $1.99, and 3.7 times the regular $2.99.

Has Hostinger raised its prices?

Its introductory prices, yes. Between 20 July and 4 September 2026 we recorded Premium moving from $2.69 to $2.99, Unlimited from $3.41 to $3.99 and Cloud Startup from $7.19 to $7.99. Renewals held. On 5 November 2026 a Black Friday sale had cut Premium to $1.99 and Unlimited to $2.79, below their July rates, with renewals still unchanged.

Can I buy Hostinger for 12 months?

The page defaults to 48 months and that is the term the advertised price requires. A term selector exists but the headline figure belongs to the longest term.

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