Hostinger Coupon Codes & Renewal Prices

1. Prepay the longest term you'll actually use

   $2.49/mo on 48 months vs $12.19 monthlyLow effortAnyone planning to keep a site for years

   Hostinger charges the whole term upfront, and the monthly figure is that total divided by the months. On October 24, 2026 its pricing page priced Premium at $12.19 a month on a monthly plan, $47.88 for 12 months, $83.76 for 24 months and $119.52 for 48 months ($2.49 a month), and the 12-, 24- and 48-month terms all renew at $10.99 a month (the monthly plan at $12.19). Over four years, a 12-month plan renewed for three more years at the renewal price shown that day comes to about $443.52, against $119.52 for one 48-month term — roughly $324 less if you keep the site that long. If you might stop within a year, the shorter term puts less money at risk once the 30-day refund window has passed.^{[3, 14]}

   1. On the pricing page, switch the plan length between 1, 12, 24 and 48 months and note the total, not the monthly figure.
   2. Read the "Renews at" line under the plan before you choose.
   3. Pick the longest term you're confident you'll use.

2. Order from Hostinger's own coupons page

   •••••••••GE: about 5% under the sale priceLow effortNew plans, for new and existing customers

   Hostinger runs its own coupons page, where clicking a plan takes you to checkout with •••••••••GE(code hidden) already applied. On October 24, 2026 it priced Premium at $113.76 for 48 months (against $119.52 on the pricing page), Unlimited at $159.36 (against $167.52) and Cloud Startup at $364.32 (against $383.52); on the page's VPS tab, KVM 2 came to $8.35 a month instead of the $8.79 on the Black Friday VPS page. Hostinger says one coupon works per order and that existing customers can also use its discount codes when ordering a new plan.^{[1, 3, 5]}

   1. Open hostinger.com/coupons and pick the hosting or VPS tab.
   2. Click "Use coupon" under the plan you want.
   3. Check that the coupon shows in the cart before you pay.

3. Claim the free domain that comes with the plan

   A domain free for its first yearLow effortNew Premium or Unlimited plans of 12 months or more

   A new Premium or Unlimited plan bought for 12 months or longer includes one domain free for its first year, with free WHOIS privacy. Hostinger's free domain page lists .com and .org among 14 endings free in every country, while its help article says the final list only appears on the Claim your free domain page after purchase; premium endings such as .ai and .io aren't included. Monthly plans, renewals, upgrades and switching an existing plan from monthly to yearly don't qualify. After the first year the domain renews at its regular price — $19.99 a year for .com on Hostinger's price table.^{[7, 8, 9, 17]}

   1. Buy Premium or Unlimited for 12, 24 or 48 months.
   2. In the dashboard, open Claim your free domain and pick from the endings it lists.
   3. Or use the claim to transfer a domain you already own, where the extension is eligible.

4. Verify as a student for 25% off

   25% off hostingSome effortStudents buying their first Hostinger plan

   Hostinger's student page offers 25% off hosting once you confirm your student status through Student Beans, the verification service it uses. The discount is for new users only, so an existing Hostinger account can't add it later. The discount is unlocked through that verification, so there is no public code to list.^[19]

5. Use a customer's referral link

   Up to 20% off a first purchaseLow effortPeople new to Hostinger who know a customer

   Under Hostinger's referral program, someone new to Hostinger who buys through an existing customer's link gets up to 20% off at checkout. It covers new purchases of shared, cloud and agency hosting, VPS, Hostinger Email and other eligible services on 12-month or longer terms; domain services don't count, and anyone who already has eligible services isn't a new referral. Self-referrals are banned, so this only works with a link from someone else. We never publish referral links.^{[20, 21]}

6. Register a .com for $0.01 the first year

   $0.01 first year on a 3-year termLow effortAnyone buying a domain without a hosting plan

   During Black Friday, Hostinger's domain deals page prices a new .com at $0.01 for the first year when you choose a 3-year term; standard rates apply after year one, which its price table gives as $19.99 a year. Registering an eligible domain such as .org or .net for two years or more also adds one free month of the Unlimited plan. Moving a .com you already own costs $9.99 on the same table, and Hostinger says most transfers add a year to the domain's existing expiry date.^{[6, 7, 22]}

7. Decide on renewal before Hostinger charges it

   Turn off auto-renewal 14+ days before expirySome effortExisting customers near the end of a term

   Auto-renewal is on by default and bills the regular rate, not your first-term price. With it on, Hostinger charges 14 days before a yearly or longer hosting plan ends, 27 days before a domain expires and on the expiry day for monthly plans. You can switch it off, or change the renewal length, in Billing → Subscriptions; a change of billing period applies at the next renewal. A hosting renewal can still be refunded within 30 days of the charge, but a domain renewal can't.^{[10, 11, 15, 16, 17]}

   1. Two to three weeks before your term ends, open Billing → Subscriptions.
   2. Turn off auto-renewal, or change the billing period while it's on.
   3. If a hosting renewal went through by mistake, request the refund within 30 days.

Hostinger publishes its own coupon on its coupons page, where choosing a plan applies the code for you, and its Black Friday prices need no code. We list only codes shown on hostinger.com, with their terms; referral links and the student discount unlocked through Student Beans are personal, so we don't list them.

1. The headline price needs a four-year prepayment

   $2.49 a month is Premium on a 48-month term, paid as $119.52 upfront. The same plan is $3.99 a month on 12 months and $12.19 a month on a monthly plan, and the monthly plan includes no free domain.^[3]

2. Every term renews at the regular rate

   On 12-, 24- and 48-month terms alike, Premium renews at $10.99 a month and Unlimited at $16.99, and Hostinger's billing help says all billing cycles after the first purchase are charged at the regular rate.^{[3, 17]}

3. A refund deletes your site the moment you ask

   Submitting a refund request cancels the service at once and permanently deletes its files, databases and emails. Sites built with Hostinger's website builder can't be downloaded as backups, so save their content by hand before you ask.^{[12, 18]}

4. Free extras start charging after the first year

   The free domain renews at its regular price after year one ($19.99 for .com), and on plans with unlimited free mailboxes, those mailboxes auto-renew at $0.59 a month each on a 12-month term. Switch off what you don't need before it renews.^{[3, 7, 8]}

5. A new plan isn't a renewal

   Buying a new plan instead of renewing creates a separate plan; plans can't be merged, and moving a WordPress site between Hostinger plans uses a paid migration tool. A plan that expired less than 30 days ago can still be reactivated, so renew the original where you can.^[25]