Point your domain to Hostinger so visitors can reach your site. Note: DNS changes can take up to 24–48 hours to propagate globally, though most take effect within a few hours. Method 1: Update nameservers (recommended) Delegates all DNS to Hostinger. Best for most cases. Hostinger now assigns unique nameservers per site — they are not the same for every account, so don't copy values from another guide. Always pull yours from hPanel before changing anything at your registrar: In hPanel, open Websites and select your site. In hPanel, open Websites and select your site. Next to the temporary domain (or the "Domain not connected" notice), click Check guide . Next to the temporary domain (or the "Domain not connected" notice), click Check guide . Copy the two nameserver values shown. Copy the two nameserver values shown. Then at your registrar: Log in to your domain registrar. Log in to your domain registrar. Open DNS or Nameserver settings. Open DNS or Nameserver settings. Replace the existing nameservers with the values from hPanel. Replace the existing nameservers with the values from hPanel. If your domain is registered with Hostinger on the same account, nameservers are already configured — no action needed. Method 2: A record only Keep DNS at your current registrar and only point web traffic to Hostinger. In hPanel, open your website dashboard and copy your hosting IP. In hPanel, open your website dashboard and copy your hosting IP. At your registrar, add these records: Type Name Value A @ Your Hostinger IP A www Your Hostinger IP At your registrar, add these records: Your Hostinger IP

Your Hostinger IP Using a free subdomain No domain yet? Use a free *.hostingersite.com subdomain — assigned instantly, no DNS needed. During website creation, select Free subdomain . During website creation, select Free subdomain . Hostinger generates one for you. Hostinger generates one for you. Your site is live immediately. Your site is live immediately. Replace it with a custom domain any time. Verifying domain ownership If you need to prove ownership (e.g., via API), see Verify domain ownership in the API reference. After connecting Enable SSL for HTTPS Enable SSL for HTTPS Configure DNS records for email, subdomains, or third-party services Configure DNS records for email, subdomains, or third-party services Last updated: July 21, 2026 Last updated 1 month ago Was this helpful? Method 1: Update nameservers (recommended) Method 2: A record only Using a free subdomain Verifying domain ownership After connecting Was this helpful?