Hostinger Black Friday 2026: WordPress Hosting From $2.49/mo
Hostinger's Black Friday 2026 sale runs from October 19 to December 14, cutting 4-year Premium and Unlimited pricing by $24.00 each.
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Updates and practical notes about WordPress hosting pricing, plan changes, and buying decisions.
Hostinger's Black Friday 2026 sale runs from October 19 to December 14, cutting 4-year Premium and Unlimited pricing by $24.00 each.
As of October 6, 2026, Hosting.com lists four managed WordPress plans (Small, Medium, Advanced, Turbo) with 1-year first-term prices from $53.87 to $179.88.
FastComet's shared hosting plans cost more on every billing term, while plan pages now list CPU and RAM for each tier.
WP Engine has replaced Startup, Professional, Growth, and Scale with a single Essential plan in 4 capacity tiers, with 20% off the first annual term.
ChemiCloud's WordPress Starter, Pro, and Turbo plans now start at $1.95, $2.95, and $3.95 per month on 3-year terms, with lower 1-year prices too.
ScalaHosting's Mini and Start WordPress plans are $1/mo cheaper on 36-month terms, with renewal rates down $1/mo on the shared plans.
HostPapa's Managed WordPress entry plan is now MWP Core at a flat $14.95/mo on every term, with 30 GB storage replacing MWP Start.
Since July 2026, Hostinger sells the Unlimited plan in place of Business on most web hosting pages, with unlimited websites and mailboxes, from $3.99/mo on 48-month terms.
From June 17, 2026, Hostinger Cloud Startup, Cloud Professional, and Cloud Enterprise include unlimited websites and mailboxes, replacing the previous 100-site cap.
Liquid Web's Managed WordPress now comes in Essentials, Pro, and Elite tiers at $9, $19, and $29 per month for one site, with 10% off annual billing.
WP Engine's new Managed Hosting subscription prices apply to renewals on or after March 11, 2026, with Startup moving to $35/mo and Scale to $330/mo in USD.
Published February 17, 2026, Hostinger announced a new DAYONE coupon code for an extra 15% off through March 31, extending savings across key WordPress plans.
On February 9, 2026, Hostinger extended its 2026 New Year sale window to March 31, while the key 1-year USD discounts remain focused on Premium and Business plans.
SiteGround increased GrowBig and GoGeek storage by 150% with no price increase, announced on February 3, 2026.
Hostinger's 2026 New Year sale began on January 5 and is scheduled to end on February 17, with a brief USD sales-vs-normal price comparison.
Hostinger began its v3 Web and Cloud Hosting limits rollout on December 17, 2025, with staged deployment through March 17, 2026 and no direct USD plan price change in published annual totals.
ChemiCloud announced on December 15, 2025 that reseller hosting renewal rates would increase for renewals due on or after January 15, 2026.
SiteGround published new additional AI token package pricing on December 8, 2025, introducing several monthly add-on tiers for AI usage.
ChemiCloud announced on December 5, 2025 that Shared and WordPress Hosting renewal prices would increase for renewals due on or after January 8, 2026.
Cloudways moved Autonomous plans to a new pricing model on November 12, 2025, with Growth, Scale, and Plus tiers replacing earlier structures.
HostArmada announced a new self-managed VPS product line on October 23, 2025, adding five tiers and expanding beyond managed VPS options.
GoDaddy launched Managed Hosting for WordPress V2 on August 26, 2025, adding a new scaling model and lower per-site expansion pricing.
On August 20, 2025, Bluehost announced a major performance upgrade rollout and said customers would receive it without a price increase.
Namecheap announced that EasyWP renewal pricing would increase by $2.00 per month per plan starting August 1, 2025, with updated rates continuing afterward.
On May 13, 2025, Hosting.com clarified a prior pricing adjustment and said no additional increases were planned at that time.
HostPapa updated its published service renewal pricing tables on March 6, 2025, including WordPress renewal rates for annual and monthly billing terms.
WordPress.com launched 100-year domain and hosting options on February 12, 2025, with published one-time pricing for ultra long-term ownership.
ScalaHosting introduced SPanel-powered Shared and Email Hosting in January 2025, with migration beginning January 15 and an initial migration window through March 1.