Hostinger relaunches referral program for all users

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Hostinger, one of the best web hosting providers around today, has a new referral program which is now open to all users and people who don't have paid services with Hostinger.  

Hostinger’s original program was launched to support web professionals who create or maintain websites for clients but was being used by non-tech-savvy users to give discounts to friends and family members too. 

Now, to cater to more users, Hostinger has made the referral program available to all users, even those that don't have paid services with the company.

 Completely new design 

Hostinger says its redesign means the program is now much easier to use and understand. 

Referrers can select which plan to share or recommend and there is a dashboard to track the status of referrals. Clients can earn up to $200 for a referral and sometimes this increases to $400 during special promotional campaigns.

69% referrals are for WordPress users

Unsurprisingly, most referrals are for WordPress, as WordPress is the post popular website management and creative software. Plus, Hostinger is ranked really highly as one of the best WordPress hosting providers.

More ways to get a discount

Getting a referral code isn't the only way to get a discount with Hostinger or any other provider for that matter too. You can also get great deals through Hostinger coupon codes, and if you don't want to host your site and would prefer to just use a website builder you can find a great deal with Squarespace promo codes.

"The program is attractive because we offer exclusive benefits, such as an additional 20% discount for new purchases—the biggest discount available for Hostinger hosting," noted Domantas Gudeliauskas, head of organic marketing at Hostinger. 

"We also provide some of the highest commissions in the industry. We tested different types of rewards, and surprise surprise, high commissions have proven to be the most effective in driving participation and engagement."

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James Capell
B2B Editor, Web Hosting

James is a tech journalist covering interconnectivity and digital infrastructure as the web hosting editor at TechRadar Pro. James stays up to date with the latest web and internet trends by attending datacenter summits, WordPress conferences, and mingling with software and web developers. At TechRadar Pro, James is responsible for ensuring web hosting pages are as relevant and as helpful to readers as possible and is also looking for the best deals and coupon codes for web hosting.