Kinsta pricing
What Kinsta really costs tier by tier, and why visits and storage, not just the plan price, decide your bill.
Kinsta is premium managed WordPress only, so there is no budget shared plan and the entry point sits well above commodity hosts. Plans run from Starter through Pro to Business 1, with Enterprise pricing from $675 a month, and each lifts the monthly visit allowance, storage and site count. The figures that move your real bill are visit and storage overages and the large steps between tiers. Below is each plan as published, then the things that move the number.
Plans and prices
Per month, billed monthlyPricing as of June 2026. Annual billing saves about two months versus monthly. Plans meter monthly visits and storage, and overages bill separately. Check the vendor for current pricing.
Visits and storage, not just the plan, set the bill.
Kinsta's plan price is the starting point. Four things tend to move what you actually pay, so plan for them before you commit.
Kinsta pricing FAQ
How much does Kinsta cost per month?
Managed WordPress plans run $35 for Starter, $70 for Pro and $115 for Business 1 per month, with Enterprise from $675. Annual billing saves about two months versus monthly. Pricing as of June 2026; check the vendor for current pricing.
Does Kinsta have a cheap or shared plan?
No. Kinsta is premium managed WordPress hosting with no budget shared tier, so the entry point is the $35 Starter plan. Buyers who want a sub $5 shared plan should look at hosts like Hostinger or SiteGround instead. Verified June 2026.
What happens if I go over my Kinsta visit limit?
Kinsta meters monthly visits per plan and bills for overages above your allowance. If you regularly exceed the cap, upgrading to the next plan is usually cheaper than paying per visit. Check the vendor for current overage rates.
Which Kinsta plan should I choose?
Starter fits a single site under 25,000 visits a month, Pro suits freelancers with two sites, and Business 1 fits small agencies running up to five sites. Match the plan to your real monthly traffic, since the steps between tiers are large.