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Hosting for agencies: agency plans or your own VPS
An agency plan gives you a panel per site, isolation between clients and priority support without you running a server; your own VPS costs less per site but you look after it. We are an agency and we use a VPS, so we will be clear about the numbers and the work involved.
Updated 2026-11-10 · By Rómulo Felizola · Leer en español
Hostinger's agency plan
| Plan | Offer ($/mo, 24 months) | Renewal ($/mo) | Sites | Storage | Mailboxes per site | $ per site per month* |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Agency Startup | $29.00 | $49.00 | 100 | 300 GB NVMe | 10 (free for 1 year) | 0.29 |
*With the plan full; with fewer sites the cost per site rises. It includes full website isolation and priority support. US prices from hostinger.com/pro checked November 10, 2026. The page also lists Agency Professional ($44) and Agency Growth ($64), but the details of those two were not shown on the page we read.
And our VPS, in numbers
A KVM 2 costs $8.79/month with the 24-month offer, and 21 sites run on ours: about $0.42 per site per month ($0.71 at the renewal price). Measured on our server on November 10, 2026: 2 vCPU, 7.8 GB of usable RAM, 96 GB of disk (41% used), Ubuntu 24.04, nginx 1.24 serving 21 sites, PostgreSQL 16, Node 22 and Python 3.12. Load average of 0.28 after 16 days up.
At full capacity the agency plan is cheaper per site. But only if you fill it: an agency with 15 clients on the 100-site plan pays about $1.93 per site. The real difference is not the price, it is the work.
What each option gives you
- Agency plan: isolation between sites (if one client has a problem it doesn't drag the others down), per-site access so each client sees only their own, 24-hour support and nothing to administer.
- Your own VPS: total control (security headers, caching, software versions), any technology and the best price per site, but updates, backups, security and disk are yours.
Our criterion: if your clients are mostly WordPress and you want to sleep well, an agency plan. If you build with custom technologies (as we do) and someone on the team looks after the server, a VPS. If you choose a VPS, start with the first-day checklist.
To start with clients:Hostinger agency hosting
Or the VPS we use:KVM 2 VPS
Frequently asked questions
Can I give each client access only to their own site?
Hostinger's agency plans list per-site access, which is exactly that. On a VPS you would have to build it yourself with separate users.
How many clients fit on a VPS?
It depends how heavy each site is. With static sites and few applications, dozens; with stores or custom applications, far fewer. See the memory each thing uses.