Hostinger Black Friday 2026 Deal

Let me explain the 80% on the banner. Hostinger shows Premium as “80% off” from $12.19, which is the struck price on the page. But on a 48-month term nobody pays $12.19. Even the renewal price is lower than that, $10.99. The fair comparison is the price of the same plan on the same term before the sale, and that was $2.99. So the sale alone saves you 50 cents a month, $24 over four years. The code adds another $11.95 on Premium.

On Cloud Startup the Black Friday price is the same as the price I saw on 12 October. The banner says 71% off, but without the code you pay exactly what you would have paid a week earlier. With the code you save $38.35.

The 10% is taken from the Black Friday price, not from the struck price. So on Premium for 48 months, $119.52 becomes $107.57. On Unlimited, $167.52 becomes $150.77. Check the cart total after you enter the code. If it doesn’t go down by 10%, the plan you picked is not covered.

Two things to be clear about. First, this is my own code, and Hostinger pays me a commission when you buy with it. Your price is lower with the code than without it, and you can read how I earn money in my affiliate disclosure. Second, the 10% is for your purchase. Hostinger’s message doesn’t say it applies to the renewal, so plan for the normal renewal price of $10.99 on Premium and $16.99 on Unlimited.

You will see other codes on other websites too. Hostinger’s own FAQ says “some channel-specific promotions may use separate coupon codes”. Whichever code you use, compare the final cart total. Without any code, Premium is $119.52 for 48 months before tax.

So in 2025 Black Friday was cheaper than this year, and it also gave three extra months. In 2026 the shared plan prices are only 50 cents lower than the normal price, and there are no free months on the plan cards. Hostinger may still add something closer to Black Friday or Cyber Monday, so I will check again on 27 and 30 November and update this table.

One more thing from last year. A German deals site, Netzwelt, reported that Hostinger brought back its Black Friday prices in December 2025, after the main sale. So if you miss this sale, it is worth checking again before the year ends. My code works outside the sale too.

For Unlimited the numbers are $966.29 over eight years with the sale and the code, and $1,007.04 without them. In both cases the renewal is the big part of the bill, not the first four years. That is why I always look at the renewal price first, and neither Black Friday nor a coupon changes it.

I use Unlimited for my own sites, mainly because of the daily backups and the CDN. If you have one small website and you keep your own backups, Premium is enough. If you plan to add more sites later, or you want a daily backup without thinking about it, the extra 90 cents a month on Unlimited is worth it during the sale. Just remember that the gap becomes $6 a month when the plan renews.

On 12 October, before the sale, Hostinger’s India page showed Unlimited at ₹249 a month. So the sale saves you ₹50 a month on Unlimited, or ₹2,400 over four years, and with the code you pay ₹8,597, which is ₹3,355 less than the 12 October price. On Premium the sale saves ₹10 a month. Cloud Startup is the same ₹599 as before the sale.

When I bought my Unlimited plan in August 2026, without any coupon, I paid ₹199 a month, the same as the sale price today. So Hostinger’s India prices do move during the year. My account already shows the next renewal as ₹31,152 for 48 months, which is ₹649 a month, the same renewal price you see in the table.

Last year KVM 2 was $5.99 a month on a 24-month term, so this year’s $8.79 is higher. With my code it comes down to $7.91 a month: in my cart on 22 October, 24 months of KVM 2 were $210.96, the code took $21.10 off, and the total was $189.86 before tax, with a free domain for the first year. KVM 2 is still the one I would pick for n8n or a small AI agent, because 8 GB RAM leaves room to run a few workflows and a database together. If you only want to test a VPS first, my free VPS trials page lists servers you can try for free before you pay for one.

You usually don’t need to buy a domain separately. Premium and Unlimited on a 12-month or longer term already include a free domain for the first year. The $0.01 .com offer makes sense only if you want a domain without hosting, and you have to register it for three years.

Hostinger doesn’t run a separate Cyber Monday sale on its Black Friday page. The same sale runs from 19 October to 14 December, so Cyber Monday on 30 November falls in the middle of it, and my code works on that day too. Last year was the same: the sale ran until 15 December 2025. If Hostinger adds a special Cyber Monday price this year, I will add it here on the day.