
How Much Does Web Hosting Cost?
Understand intro rates, renewals, add-ons, and long-term hosting costs.
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Understand intro rates, renewals, add-ons, and long-term hosting costs.

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Quick answers to the questions readers ask most often about Hostinger plans, pricing, performance, and support.
Yes. Hostinger's hPanel is one of the friendliest control panels in the industry, with a guided onboarding flow, one-click WordPress installer, free SSL, weekly backups on paid plans, and 24/7 chat support. Beginners can go from signup to a live website in under 15 minutes.
Shared hosting starts around US$1.99–$3.99 per month on a 48-month term, cloud plans start near $9.99/mo, and managed VPS plans start around $4.99/mo. Renewal prices are noticeably higher than intro pricing, so we recommend locking in the longest term you can afford.
Most Premium, Business, Cloud, and WordPress plans include a free domain for the first year (.com, .net, .online, and a few country TLDs), plus a free lifetime SSL certificate, unlimited bandwidth, and a free CDN on higher tiers.
Yes. Hostinger runs LiteSpeed web servers with LSCache, NVMe SSD storage, HTTP/3, and an in-house Object Cache plugin for WordPress. In our tests a stock WordPress site consistently returned TTFB under 300 ms globally and scored 90+ on Core Web Vitals.
Yes. Hostinger's automated migration tool handles WordPress in one click, and their support team runs manual migrations from cPanel, Plesk, or custom stacks free of charge on any paid plan.
Yes — a 30-day money-back guarantee on shared, cloud, WordPress, and VPS hosting. Domain registration, privacy protection, and a few paid add-ons are non-refundable, which is standard across the industry.
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