Hostinger Affiliate Program
ActiveBudget host paying up to 60% per sale behind a 30-day cookie.
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Quick answer
Yes. Hostinger runs an active affiliate program paying a reported up to 60% commission per sale, with a 30-day cookie window. Commission is one-time. Because plan prices are heavily discounted on first purchase, the absolute amount per referral is smaller than the percentage suggests.
Program overview
Hostinger sells low-cost shared, VPS and cloud hosting with aggressive promotional pricing, and has grown quickly on the back of heavy affiliate and creator marketing. Its program pays a high percentage of a low-priced first purchase.
Commission details
Reported at up to 60% commission per sale, one-time
- Commission type
- Percentage
- Recurring
- No — one-time payment per sale
- Currency
- USD
Cookie duration
A visitor who clicks your link has 30 days to convert before attribution expires.
Payment and payout details
- Payout frequency
- Not publicly disclosed
- Minimum payout
- Not publicly disclosed
- Payment methods
- Not publicly disclosed
- Payout currency
- USD
Promotional restrictions
Who this is best for
Good fit
- Creators with large, price-sensitive beginner audiences
- Publishers who can convert on volume rather than value
Poor fit
- Affiliates serving agencies or businesses
- Anyone relying on a long attribution window
Pros and limitations
Pros
- High headline percentage
- Very low entry price converts easily from cold traffic
- Heavy brand investment in affiliate and creator channels
Limitations
- 60% of a heavily discounted first term is a modest absolute amount
- 30-day cookie is the shortest in this category
- No recurring commission on renewals
How to join
- 1Apply through the Hostinger affiliates page
Estimate earnings from this program
Prefilled with Hostinger's published terms. Adjust plan value and retention to match the audience you would actually send.
Editor's notes
Hostinger states commissions are performance-based and rise with results, but does not publish the rate card, cookie duration or payout terms on the page. We cite the vendor page as evidence the program exists, and keep this record on secondary verification because the numbers do not come from it.
Sources and verification
Frequently asked questions
Is 60% commission as good as it sounds?
Less than it looks. Hostinger discounts first terms heavily, so 60% is 60% of a promotional price rather than the renewal rate. Compare the absolute payout against a flat-bounty host like WP Engine before deciding.
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