Moving from cPanel to Enhance: what changes for you
cPanel has been the default hosting panel for twenty years, so most people moving away from it are not comparing features — they are worried about the…
Hostinger stopped renewing cPanel Reseller plans on 1 October 2026 and shuts them down on 1 October 2027. What it offers instead is Agency Hosting on hPanel, or cPanel on a VPS you run yourself. Ours is reseller hosting as you know it — an account for every client, a white-label panel — on Enhance, from $24.99 a month, with every client account moved free.
Their published price against ours, both on the terms each of us asks for. Checked in a browser on the date under the table.
From Hostinger's own support article on the discontinuation, read on 11 October 2026.
cPanel Reseller plans can no longer be renewed. A plan renewed just before the cut-off runs for at most 12 more months, at an adjusted price Hostinger shows only in your billing section.
Agency Hosting on hPanel, for up to 300 websites. Or cPanel on one of its VPS plans, with the licence bought separately and the server yours to run.
Every cPanel Reseller plan is terminated, with a refund for the unused part or credit towards Agency Hosting. Whatever your clients still have on it stops with it.
Hostinger's replacement is built for an agency that runs its clients' sites, not for a reseller who sells hosting to them. Ours keeps the reseller model: every client gets an account and a white-label panel.
Hostinger figures as published at hostinger.com/pro, in its cart and in its cPanel Reseller discontinuation article, read on 11 October 2026; prices exclude VAT. inSave figures come from our own price list.
Agency Startup is $29 a month only on a 24-month term paid up front, $696 on day one, and $49 a month after it. Counted the way the invoices arrive, that is $2,460 over five years; Reseller Start comes to $1,499.50, a year at a time. It also carries fewer websites, as the table below shows. If the panel change is what worries you, read Moving from cPanel to Enhance: what changes for you.
| Plan | After 1 year | After 3 years | After 5 years |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hostinger Agency Startup, 24-month term | $696 | $1,284 | $2,460 |
| inSave Reseller Start, yearly billing | $299.90 | $899.70 | $1,499.50 |
Everything billed by the end of each year, in US dollars. Hostinger figures as published at hostinger.com/pro, in its cart and in its cPanel Reseller discontinuation article, read on 11 October 2026; prices exclude VAT. inSave figures come from our own price list.
| Hostinger Agency Startup, 24-month term | inSave Reseller Start, yearly billing | |
|---|---|---|
| Client accounts | Access shared per site | 10 |
| Client websites | 100 | 25 |
| Storage | 300 GB | 150 GB NVMe |
| Control panel | hPanel, can be unbranded | Enhance, white-label |
| Daily backups | Daily, kept 7 days | ✓ |
| PostgreSQL databases | Not on their pricing page | 25 |
Their column is what their pricing page lists; where it lists nothing, we say so rather than guess. Ours is the same table as on our plan pages.
Priority support around the clock on Agency plans, as their page lists. For moving off cPanel Reseller, the discontinuation article points you to Hostinger Agent, their AI assistant.
You support your clients and we support you, as before — except that the people behind you are the senior SRE/DevOps engineers who run the platform, and a platform incident is theirs to handle.
Your clients log in to their own accounts and you bill them for hosting, which Agency Hosting is not built for. Or you would rather not become the sysadmin of a cPanel VPS whose licence goes up again on 16 December. Every client account moves free, and our cycles discount up to 30%.
You run every client site yourself and your clients never log in: Agency Startup puts 100 sites and 300 GB on one plan and costs less per site than ours, renewal included. Or you need cPanel itself and are happy to run the server it sits on.
Free on every plan, done by an engineer rather than handed to you as a tool, and with the old host left running until you have checked the new copy.
Send the login to the current host, or a backup file. One site or forty — the migration is free on every plan.
The site comes up on our platform on a temporary address. Nothing points here yet, so you can click through it before anything changes.
When you say go, the name points at us. Done outside your busy hours if you ask, and with the old host still running until it is finished.
Renewals stopped on 1 October 2026. On 1 October 2027 every plan is shut down and terminated, with a refund for the unused part or credit towards Agency Hosting. A plan renewed before the cut-off runs for at most another 12 months.
Yes, free and with no limit on how many. Send the reseller login or per-account backups; we import them into Enhance, and whatever the importer cannot take, an engineer moves by hand. You check each site on a temporary address, and we switch the DNS when you say so. A site moves within a day.
You can: a KVM 1 VPS with a five-account cPanel Admin licence comes to $947.52 for the first 24 months, before tax. Then the server is yours to run, and the licence follows cPanel's prices, which rise again on 16 December 2026 — Admin from $35.99 to $38.99 a month at cPanel's list price.
Premium managed WordPress on Google Cloud, priced for enterprises. The same managed features cost a fraction here.
The cheapest headline on the market, on a four-year commitment, renewing at roughly four times the price.
Cheap reseller accounts on cPanel. We give a different platform and five times the NVMe, not a cheaper copy.
A $14 managed server, with malware protection and safe updates sold per site on top. Ours includes them for one WordPress site.
$2.99 a month for the first year, $17.99 a month after it. Ours is the same price at every renewal.
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