Zyro Pricing Explained
Zyro no longer sells its own plans. It became Hostinger Website Builder, so Zyro pricing today is Hostinger pricing: very low first term rates that climb at renewal.
There is no current Zyro price list, because Zyro stopped taking new signups when it merged into Hostinger Website Builder in 2024. Existing sites were migrated to Hostinger automatically, and the product lives on there under a new name with the same low cost, AI assisted approach. So if you are pricing Zyro today, you are really pricing Hostinger's two builder plans, Premium and Business. Both carry promotional first term rates that require paying upfront for a long term, often up to 48 months, and both renew at a higher standard rate once that term ends. Hosting and a free first year domain are bundled in, as they were on Zyro.
Plans and prices
Per month, longest termSuccessor pricing as of June 2026. Zyro is now Hostinger Website Builder; figures are Hostinger's promotional first term rates on the longest term, billed upfront. Renewals are higher, about $10.99 for Premium and $16.99 for Business. Check the vendor for current pricing.
Pricing Zyro today means pricing Hostinger
Zyro's old price list is gone, and the successor uses a promotional model. A few factors decide the real cost, so plan for these before you commit to a term.
Zyro pricing FAQ
Does Zyro still exist?
Not as a separate product. Zyro merged into Hostinger Website Builder in 2024 and new Zyro signups ended. The same builder continues under the Hostinger name.
How much does Zyro cost now?
There is no current Zyro price. Its successor, Hostinger Website Builder, starts about $2.99 a month for Premium on the longest term, and $3.99 for Business, both renewing higher. Check the vendor for current pricing.
What happened to my Zyro site?
Existing Zyro sites, domains and email were migrated to Hostinger automatically with no downtime, and migrated plans received a few extra months at no cost.
Is Hostinger cheaper than Zyro was?
The model is the same low intro, higher renewal approach Zyro used, so the everyday cost is similar. The real long run figure is the renewal rate, not the promotional one.