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Hosting that’s actually managed — by senior engineers.

LiteSpeed and NVMe, security built in, free migration, 99.9% uptime. The price you sign up at is the price you renew at.

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Hosting from $4.16 /mo on yearly billing · renews at the same price

14+years running production
1,000+servers under management
3regions: EU-Central, US-East, US-West

Your servers. Our engineers on the job.

Keep building your business. We’ll handle server monitoring, updates and backups — on your VPS or dedicated servers, wherever they run.

  • 24/7 monitoring
  • System updates
  • Backups
Choose server managementFrom one server to a whole fleet. See what each plan includes.Custom servers and clusters

One managed platform, eight ways to use it

The engineers, the security layer and the regions are the same on every line. Pick the shape that fits.

Shared hosting

For business sites that need to work, not to be managed by you.

$4.16/mo on yearly billing
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Managed WordPress

Updates, staging, caching and hardening done for you.

$8.33/mo on yearly billing
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OpenClaw hosting

An isolated environment for your AI agent.

$8.33/mo on yearly billing
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Reseller hosting

White-label Enhance, PostgreSQL and NVMe for studios and new hosts.

$24.99/mo on yearly billing
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VPS hosting

KVM virtual machines on NVMe, billed monthly.

$6/mo
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Dedicated servers

Ryzen, Xeon and EPYC bare metal, setup fee shown up front.

$109/mo + setup
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Managed servers

Monitoring and management by SRE/DevOps engineers.

$19/mo
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Domains

Register or transfer, DNS management included.

$12.99/yr for .com
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What "managed" means here

Run by senior SRE/DevOps engineers

The people answering your ticket are the people who run the servers — 14+ years in production, 1,000+ servers under management.

Security included, not upsold

cPFence WAF and malware monitoring, free SSL and backups are on every plan. There is no "security add-on" at checkout.

Fast and isolated

LiteSpeed, LSCache, NVMe and HTTP/3, with an isolated container per site — a neighbour's traffic never becomes your problem.

EU and US regions, one price

EU-Central, US-East and US-West. You choose the region at checkout, and renewal costs what you paid on day one.

Renewal is the price you already know

Most hosts advertise a promo price and renew at two to four times that. We publish one price per plan and keep it.

  • –Yearly billing is 2 months free — the same −17% every year, not only the first.
  • –Change the billing cycle or cancel from the client area at any time.
  • –Free migration in, no fee to leave.
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The price you renew at

Hostinger's $2.99 is the rate for 48 months paid up front; from month 49 their own page says $10.99. Shared Start is $4.16 a month on yearly billing, in year one and in year five.

Hostinger Premium, 48-month terminSave Shared Start, yearly billing

Per month, in US dollars. Hostinger pricing as published at hostinger.com/web-hosting, October 2026. inSave figures come from our own price list.

$2.99$4.16Year 1$2.99$4.16Year 2$2.99$4.16Year 3$2.99$4.16Year 4$10.99$4.16Year 5

Questions people ask before they sign up

Do prices go up at renewal?

Hosting plans at inSave renew at the price you signed up at, on every billing cycle.

Is migration really free?

Migration to inSave is free on every plan. An engineer moves the site, its databases and its mail; you check it before DNS switches over. More on how the move works.

Where are the servers?

Hosting plans run in EU-Central, US-East and US-West. You pick the region at checkout.

What if it doesn't work out?

Shared and WordPress plans come with a 30-day money-back guarantee, Reseller plans with 90 days on a first order as long as fewer than 20% of the plan's client accounts have been created, VPS and OpenClaw with 14. Dedicated servers, SSL certificates and domains are not refundable.

Not sure which plan fits?

Describe the site and an engineer will tell you what it needs — and what it doesn't.

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