Hostinger's Black Friday page is already up, and at our latest price check it shows the same prices as its regular pricing page. Premium is $2.99/mo on a 48-month prepay, $143.52 upfront, and renews at $10.99/mo when the 48 months end. Hostinger's "up to 75% off" is measured against its month-to-month price of $11.99/mo, not against the renewal. Last year its Black Friday prices ran from 13 October to 8 December 2025, with Cyber Monday prices until 15 December, so there is no single day to wait for.
I have tested three Hostinger plans on the same WordPress site I use for every host. Premium, the plan most people buy, answered in 276ms from New York and 520ms with 100 visitors at once. Cloud Startup answered in 300ms with the same 100 visitors. This page puts those results next to what each plan costs, first term and renewal.
The Three Plans at a Glance
Premium tested
- $2.99/mo on 48 months, $143.52 upfront
- Renews at $10.99/mo
- 520ms with 100 visitors at once
3 websites, 20 GB SSD, weekly backups
See HostingerCloud Startup tested
- $7.99/mo on 48 months, $383.52 upfront
- Renews at $25.99/mo
- 300ms with 100 visitors at once
Unlimited websites, 100 GB NVMe, daily backups
See HostingerUnlimited price only
- $3.99/mo on 48 months, $191.52 upfront
- Renews at $16.99/mo
- Not benchmarked by us
Unlimited websites, 50 GB NVMe, daily backups
See HostingerHostinger Black Friday Prices, Plan by Plan
Hostinger sells its lowest price on a 48-month term, billed as one payment. Here is what each plan on its Black Friday page costs for those 48 months, what it renews at, and what it includes.
| Plan | Per month, 48 months | Paid upfront | Renews at | A year at renewal | Includes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Premium tested | $2.99/mo | $143.52 | $10.99/mo | $131.88 | 3 websites, 20 GB SSD, weekly backups |
| Unlimited price only | $3.99/mo | $191.52 | $16.99/mo | $203.88 | Unlimited websites, 50 GB NVMe, daily backups |
| Cloud Startup tested | $7.99/mo | $383.52 | $25.99/mo | $311.88 | Unlimited websites, 100 GB NVMe, daily and on-demand backups |
US dollars before tax. Every plan includes a free domain for the first year. Shorter terms cost more per month: Premium is $3.49/mo on 24 months, $3.99/mo on 12 months and $11.99/mo month to month. Hostinger's "% off" labels compare the 48-month rate with the month-to-month price: 75% on Premium, 79% on Unlimited and 71% on Cloud Startup.
Is the Black Friday price lower than the normal price?
Not at our latest price check: the Black Friday page and the regular pricing page showed the same three prices to the cent. Hostinger's deals page also says the Black Friday plans are the same service as its full-priced ones and need no coupon code. If Hostinger cuts the price once the sale starts, the checkout page will show it; compare it with the table above before you pay. We did not record last year's Black Friday prices, so this page does not quote them.
How Hostinger Held Up in Our Tests
Each plan ran the same WordPress test site. We measured response time (TTFB) from 10 locations at the origin server, with no CDN in front, a load ramp from 0 to 250 clients at once, and uptime over 54 days. Full method: How We Test.
| Plan | TTFB, New York | Average of 10 locations | 100 visitors at once | Failed requests, full ramp | Uptime |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Premium shared | 276ms | 252ms | 520ms | 0.8% (66 of 8,250) | 99.95% (39 minutes down) |
| Cloud Startup cloud | 224ms | 205ms | 300ms | 0.4% (33 of 8,250) | 99.97% (23 minutes down) |
| KVM 1 VPS, not on the Black Friday page | 148ms | 136ms | 142ms | 0% | 99.96% (31 minutes down) |
Lower is better for response times. Our Hostinger test servers were in Europe: from Frankfurt, the nearest location, Premium answered in 109ms. The New York column is the same location we use for every host.
What this means for a buyer: Premium is fine for a blog, a portfolio or a small business site. Under a burst of visitors it slowed to 520ms and failed 0.8% of requests over the ramp, which a shop's checkout will feel. Cloud Startup answered the same burst in 300ms and failed half as many requests. The KVM 1 VPS was faster again and failed none, for $5.99/mo on 12 months, but it is a server you set up and look after yourself, and it is not part of Hostinger's Black Friday page.
What Hostinger Costs Over Four Years, Compared
A 48-month prepay makes Hostinger's monthly price look low, so the fair comparison is the whole bill. Here is four years on each plan, beside the two cheapest plans we recommend in our cheap hosting guide, where the first term is 36 months and the fourth year is at the renewal rate.
| Host and plan | First term | Four-year total | 100 visitors at once |
|---|---|---|---|
| Verpex Bronze | $2.69/mo, 36 months | $168.72 | 590ms |
| Hostinger Premium | $2.99/mo, 48 months | $143.52 | 520ms |
| Hostinger Unlimited | $3.99/mo, 48 months | $191.52 | not measured |
| ChemiCloud Starter | $2.95/mo, 36 months | $249.60 | 240ms |
| Hostinger Cloud Startup | $7.99/mo, 48 months | $383.52 | 300ms |
Today's prices before tax. The test column is the same load ramp on the same WordPress site for every plan.
Over four years Hostinger Premium is cheap, and the 48-month term keeps the renewal four years away. Verpex Bronze costs a little more in total, though it renews lower once its 36-month term ends, and ChemiCloud Starter costs more again but answered 100 visitors at once in 240ms without failing a request. If you plan to stay past four years, the renewal rate matters more than the Black Friday price.
What Happens When the 48 Months End
The Black Friday price is for your first term only. After 48 months Premium renews at $10.99/mo, $131.88 a year; Unlimited at $16.99/mo, $203.88 a year; Cloud Startup at $25.99/mo, $311.88 a year. Hostinger prints the renewal rate under every plan, so none of this is hidden, but it is easy to forget four years later.
- Put the renewal date in your calendar when you buy, with a reminder about six weeks before.
- Compare before it renews. A new 12-month or 48-month term, a different plan or another host can cost less than the renewal. Our Hostinger renewal pricing guide has the numbers.
- Check auto-renew in hPanel so the renewal is a decision, not a surprise.
Our Code THATMYHOST
Hostinger's Black Friday prices need no code. THATMYHOST is our partner code with Hostinger, set up for 10% off. Whether it applies on top of the Black Friday price shows at checkout: enter it in the coupon field, and check that the total went down before you pay. Outside Black Friday, the code and how to use it are on our Hostinger coupon page.
How to Buy at the Black Friday Price
- Open Hostinger's pricing page through our link or directly.
- Pick the plan: Premium for up to three small sites, Cloud Startup for a store or a busy site.
- Choose the term. The lowest monthly price needs the 48-month term, paid in one go. A 12-month term costs more per month but less upfront.
- Add THATMYHOST in the coupon field if you want to try our code.
- Read the order summary before paying: the plan, the term, the total, and the "renews at" line.
Who Should Buy It
What We Did Not Test
- The Unlimited plan. We benchmarked Premium, Cloud Startup and KVM 1; Unlimited is compared on price and Hostinger's own specs.
- Last year's Black Friday prices. We recorded last year's sale dates from Hostinger's page, not its prices.
- Support and refunds. This page measures servers and prices, not how quickly Hostinger answers a ticket or pays back a refund.
What I Would Buy
For one small site I would take Premium on the 48-month term: $143.52 for four years is hard to beat for a host that held 99.95% uptime in our test. For a store I would pay for Cloud Startup, which answered a burst of 100 visitors in 300ms. Either way I would not wait for a particular day: last year the same prices ran for weeks, and the renewal rate, not the Black Friday sticker, decides what the plan costs you in the long run.
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Hostinger Black Friday FAQ
When does Hostinger Black Friday 2026 start?
Hostinger's Black Friday page is already up. Last year its Black Friday prices ran from 13 October to 8 December 2025, with Cyber Monday prices from 8 to 15 December, so the sale window is long. At our latest price check the Black Friday page showed the same prices as Hostinger's regular pricing page: Premium at $2.99/mo on a 48-month prepay.
Do I need a coupon code for Hostinger Black Friday?
No. Hostinger's own deals page says no coupon code is needed: the price applies when you pick a plan. Our partner code THATMYHOST is set up for 10% off; enter it at checkout and check that the total dropped before you pay.
How much is Hostinger Premium on Black Friday?
$2.99/mo on the 48-month term, paid upfront: $143.52 before tax. After the 48 months it renews at $10.99/mo, which is $131.88 a year. Shorter terms cost more per month: $3.99/mo on 12 months and $11.99/mo month to month.
Which Hostinger plan should I buy on Black Friday?
Premium for one to three small sites. Cloud Startup for a store or a site that gets many visitors at once: in our test it answered in 300ms with 100 visitors at once, against 520ms on Premium. Unlimited sits between them on price; we have not benchmarked it.
What does Hostinger renew at after Black Friday?
Premium renews at $10.99/mo, Unlimited at $16.99/mo and Cloud Startup at $25.99/mo. Hostinger prints the renewal rate under every plan on its pricing page, so it is worth reading before you choose the term.
Is Hostinger fast enough for WordPress?
For a small site, yes. Our Premium test site answered in 276ms from New York and 109ms from Frankfurt, its nearest location, and stayed up 99.95% of the time over 54 days. Under a burst of visitors it slowed and failed 0.8% of requests, so a busy store is better on Cloud Startup.
Can I get a refund on a Hostinger Black Friday plan?
Hostinger lists a 30-day money-back guarantee on its Black Friday plans. Domain registrations are often excluded from refunds, so read Hostinger's refund terms before you pay if that matters to you.