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Hostinger

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Hosting provider with shared, VPS and cloud plans, domains, an AI website builder and tooling for deploying AI agents and automations.

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About Hostinger

Hostinger is a commercial hosting provider that sells shared hosting, VPS and cloud hosting, domain names and email. It pairs hosting with an AI-assisted website builder and an app builder, so people can launch sites and web apps without extensive technical knowledge.

The vendor's current site also promotes an agentic AI ecosystem, including a Hostinger Agent, hosting for self-run tools such as n8n, OpenClaw and Hermes Agent, and an agent-oriented email product. Developer tools include AI coding templates, a hosting connector for coding assistants, Hostinger Headless for backend and hosting, and a CLI for use from terminals, scripts and agents. Email marketing and ecommerce products complete the range. Hostinger is proprietary and vendor-hosted, with plans published on its pricing page.

Key features

  • Shared, VPS and cloud hosting plans
  • Domain registration and email
  • AI website and app builder
  • Hosting for self-run n8n automation
  • CLI for managing hosting from terminals
  • AI coding templates and hosting connector

Good fit for

  • →Launching a website with an AI builder
  • →Hosting self-run automation tools
  • →Running small business ecommerce sites
Tags
web-hosting
vps
website-builder
domains
ai-agents
cloud-hosting
email

Hostinger: questions and answers

What is Hostinger used for?
Hostinger is a hosting provider with shared, VPS and cloud plans, domains, an AI website builder and tooling for deploying AI agents and automations. It is a good fit for launching a website with an AI builder, hosting self-run automation tools and running small business ecommerce sites.
How much does Hostinger cost?
Paid plans for Hostinger start at $11.99 per month, and there is no free plan.
Is Hostinger open source?
No. Hostinger is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. Open-source alternatives to Hostinger include 1Panel, Ubicloud and HestiaCP.
What are some alternatives to Hostinger?
Hostinger competes with Bluehost, SiteGround and GoDaddy. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source Hostinger alternatives.

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