Hostinger Builder Pricing Explained
Hostinger bundles its builder with hosting on two plans, with very low first term rates that climb sharply at renewal.
Hostinger sells its builder inside hosting plans, with two tiers that fit most sites: Premium and Business. The headline monthly rates are promotional, and they require paying upfront for the longest term, often up to 48 months, in a single charge. When the term ends the plan renews at a much higher standard rate, which is where the real long run cost lands. The split between the two plans is simple: Premium builds a standard site, while Business adds an online store and more resources. Hosting and a free first year domain are bundled in.
Plans and prices
Per month, longest termPromotional first term pricing as of June 2026 on the longest plan term, billed upfront for the full term. Renewals are higher, about $10.99 for Premium and $16.99 for Business, and exact rates shift with frequent promotions. Check the vendor for current pricing.
Where the Hostinger bill grows past the headline rate
The very low monthly figure is a first term promotion. A few factors decide the real cost, so plan for these before you commit to a term.
Hostinger pricing FAQ
Why is Hostinger so cheap?
The very low monthly rate is a promotional price that requires paying upfront for a long term, usually up to 48 months. The plan then renews at a higher standard rate, so the real long run cost is well above the headline.
What is the difference between the Premium and Business plans?
Premium builds a standard website with the AI builder and hosting. Business adds an online store, checkout and more resources, so you need Business to sell products.
Does Hostinger include hosting and a domain?
Yes. The website builder plans bundle hosting, and annual or longer terms include a free domain for the first year, which renews at the standard rate afterward.
What happened to Zyro?
Zyro was merged into Hostinger Website Builder in 2024. New signups go to Hostinger, and the builder you get today is the successor to Zyro rather than a separate product.