Hostinger
Best for bloggers and how-to creators
Hostinger runs an in-house affiliate program paying up to 40% revenue share on new hosting sales, capped at $300 per sale. Commission applies to new plans only, not renewals, upgrades, or one-month plans.
Program terms
- Commission
- Up to 40% revenue share per sale (up to 60% on select Horizons offers), capped at $300 per sale; no commission on renewals, upgrades, or one-month plans
- Cookie window
- 30 days
- Payout threshold
- $100 (PayPal) or $500 (bank transfer), after at least 3 approved conversions
- Payout frequency
- Monthly
- Payout methods
- PayPal, Bank transfer
- Markets
- Global
- Network
- In-house & Direct Programs
Pros
- Generous up to 40% revenue share on new sales
- Popular budget host with strong conversion
- Self-hosted program with a 30-day cookie
Cons
- No commission on renewals, upgrades, or one-month plans
- Commission is capped at $300 per sale
- Higher rates are tier and offer dependent
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How the Hostinger affiliate program works
Hostinger pays up to 40% revenue share on new hosting sales through its in-house affiliate platform, with select Horizons offers reaching 60%. Commission is capped at $300 per sale and does not apply to renewals, upgrades, or one-month plans. The tracking cookie lasts 30 days.
Who it suits
Bloggers, tutorial channels, and creators teaching people how to start a website, since their audience is often buying hosting for the first time.