Hostinger Pricing (November 2026): 48-Month Rates, Upfront Totals and Renewals

What was on the pricing page

The 48-month rates, upfront totals, and renewal lines below are quoted from hostinger.com/pricing on November 8, 2026 (PKT). The shared-hosting block was labeled "48 months plan." Each card states "Today you pay" an upfront total "for 48 months" and "Renews at …/mo for the same term." Offer schema on the same page lists Premium $1.99, Unlimited $2.79, and Cloud Startup $7.99 in USD and does not name a billing term. The page also says: "All plans are paid upfront. The monthly rate reflects the total plan price divided by the number of months in your plan."

Struck prices beside those 48-month rates were $12.99, $18.99, and $27.99. Hostinger does not label those struck prices as 1-month billing or as the renewal, so this page does not either. The same read had no 12-month shared-hosting price. It is not a cart test, and it does not set a price for any other term.

Black Friday 2026: Hostinger's Black Friday page, read the same day, says the sale runs October 19 to December 14, 2026, and that savings vary by plan, term, and location. The rates here are the 48-month snapshot from that read, not a promise for the whole window. Coupon code WEBHOSTINGGUIDE10, what the campaign page says about codes, and example discount math are on the Hostinger Black Friday 2026 page.

48-month rate, same-term renewal, and a three-year slice

*"36 months at that rate" is the 48-month rate × 36. Hostinger does not sell a 36-month plan; the card charges the 48-month total. Upfront and renewal lines are the sentences on hostinger.com/pricing, November 8, 2026 (PKT). Affiliate disclosure.

The 48-month bill

Hostinger's own line is that the monthly rate is the upfront bill divided by the months in the plan. On this read, the only shared-hosting term with a full price and a renewal sentence was 48 months.

Quoted from hostinger.com/pricing on November 8, 2026 (PKT). Renewal applies to the 48-month term. Shorter shared-hosting terms were not priced on that page.

Coupon code

WEBHOSTINGGUIDE10 is the code Hostinger's affiliate team created for this site. This November 8 read did not include a checkout, so this page does not state where the code works or what it subtracts. Open Hostinger's plans and confirm any code before you pay. The campaign window and example 10% arithmetic, labeled as arithmetic, are on the Hostinger Black Friday 2026 page.

After the 48-month term

The lowest rate on the page requires the full prepay: Premium $95.52, Unlimited $133.92, Cloud Startup $383.52. That is four years, not a three-year plan. When that term ends, the same cards say the plan renews at $10.99/mo, $16.99/mo, or $25.99/mo for the same term. Hostinger's Black Friday FAQ adds that the renewal depends on the plan and term and is shown before checkout. A 12-month renewal was not on this pricing page.

What changes between Premium, Unlimited, and Cloud Startup

Premium is the 48-month card for one to three sites: 3 websites, 20 GB SSD, weekly backups. Unlimited removes the site cap, moves storage to 50 GB NVMe, and lists daily backups with restore, for $0.80 a month more on the 48-month rate. Cloud Startup is the cloud card: 100 GB NVMe, daily and on-demand backups, and a 48-month renewal of $25.99/mo.

On November 8, 2026 (PKT), all three cards include a domain free for one year, SSL, a CDN, and a base AI-credit gift of 250 on Premium, 500 on Unlimited, and 1,000 on Cloud Startup. The same cards add a Black Friday line that doubles those credits. That campaign line, and the sale dates, stay on the Black Friday page.

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How this price compares

Head-to-head pages, with Hostinger's figure scoped to the 48-month card: Hostinger vs. Bluehost, Hostinger vs. SiteGround, Hostinger vs. HostGator, Hostinger vs. DreamHost, Hostinger vs. Namecheap, and Hostinger vs. GoDaddy. Setup and use cases are in best WordPress hosting. If the 48-month renewal is the problem, see hosts to consider instead.

Hostinger pricing FAQ

How much does Hostinger cost per month?

On hostinger.com/pricing, read November 8, 2026 (PKT) with "48 months plan" selected, Premium is $1.99/mo ($95.52 due today), Unlimited is $2.79/mo ($133.92 due today), and Cloud Startup is $7.99/mo ($383.52 due today). Those are 48-month prices. That page did not show a 12-month or 1-month shared-hosting price.

What is Hostinger's renewal price?

For the 48-month plan, hostinger.com/pricing says Premium "Renews at $10.99/mo for the same term," Unlimited "Renews at $16.99/mo for the same term," and Cloud Startup "Renews at $25.99/mo for the same term" (November 8, 2026 (PKT)). That is the renewal for another 48-month term, not a price this page treats as the renewal for every shorter term. Hostinger's Black Friday FAQ says the renewal depends on the plan and term and is shown before checkout.

How much does Hostinger cost over 3 years?

A 36-month slice of the 48-month rate is $71.64 on Premium, $100.44 on Unlimited, and $287.64 on Cloud Startup. Hostinger does not sell a 36-month plan. The public card says you pay $95.52, $133.92, or $383.52 today for 48 months. The three-year figure is ours.

Which Hostinger plan is the best value?

For one to three small sites, Premium at $1.99/mo on 48 months ($95.52 upfront; 48-month renewal $10.99/mo for the same term) is the cheapest of the three cards, with 3 websites and 20 GB SSD. Unlimited at $2.79/mo drops the site cap and uses 50 GB NVMe for $0.80 a month more during that 48-month term.

Bottom line

The price Hostinger prints for shared hosting on this read is a 48-month price, with the upfront total and the same-term renewal on the card. Premium is $1.99/mo, $95.52 due today, renewing at $10.99/mo for another 48 months. For more than three sites, the $0.80 gap to Unlimited is the difference on that same 48-month rate. Enter WEBHOSTINGGUIDE10 only after checkout shows a discount.