Host a Framer site on Hostinger
To move a Framer site to Hostinger, convert it to HTML with FNJ and upload the files into public_html with hPanel's File Manager or FTP. Hostinger has no free plan: Premium is $2.49 a month on a 48-month term paid upfront ($119.52), and renews at $10.99 a month.
Convert your Framer site
Paste the published address. FNJ converts it from its public pages, so you don't share the Framer project, and you can preview the result before downloading it.
Example: https://your-site.framer.website
How to put it on Hostinger
- 1Convert and download
Paste your Framer site's address into FNJ, choose HTML, and download the zip.
- 2Upload to public_html
In hPanel open File Manager, go to public_html, upload the zip and use Extract. FTP or SFTP into public_html works too, and suits large sites better.
- 3Point your domain
Attach the domain to the hosting plan in hPanel and turn on the included SSL certificate.
What Hostinger gives you
| Free plan | None. No free plan; Hostinger offers a 30-day money-back guarantee. |
|---|---|
| Business use on the free plan | Paid shared hosting is general-purpose; no commercial-use restriction is stated. |
| Cheapest paid plan | Premium: $2.49 a month on a 48-month term ($119.52 upfront), renewing at $10.99 a month. Includes 3 websites, free SSL and a free domain for the first year. Prices shown are from Hostinger's US page. |
| From FNJ | Download the HTML, then: upload in file manager or ftp. |
Read from Hostinger's own documentation on 30 October 2026: hostinger.com/web-hosting · docs.hostinger.com/websites/file-manager · hostinger.com/support/node-js-hosting-options-at-hostinger
Before you move
- The monthly figure is a promotional rate for a long prepaid term; compare the renewal price with a free static host before you commit.
- Hostinger can run full Next.js as a Node.js web app on supported plans; its own pages disagree on which plans qualify.
- One thing doesn't move: both of FNJ's exports keep Framer's runtime, loaded from Framer's servers, so animations and interactions still come from Framer. Keep the Framer project published. If those files stopped loading, the pages and text would stay but the motion would stop.
FAQ
Can I put a Framer site on Hostinger?
Yes. Convert it to HTML with FNJ and upload the files into public_html with File Manager or FTP. It runs like any static site.
Is Hostinger cheaper than a free static host?
No. A converted Framer site is static, and Cloudflare Pages hosts static files free. Hostinger makes sense if you already pay for it or want email and other sites on the same plan.
Other places to host it
- Vercel: one click from fnj; not for a business on the free plan.
- Cloudflare Pages: one click from fnj.
- Netlify: drag and drop, or netlify deploy.
- GitHub Pages: commit the files to a repository; not for a business on the free plan.
- Firebase Hosting: firebase deploy.
- Render: static site from a git repository.
- AWS Amplify: drag and drop a .zip.
Related: Every host compared · Self-host a Framer site · Framer to HTML · Framer to Next.js · Cancel Framer, keep the site
Move your Framer site to Hostinger
Paste your published Framer URL, preview the converted site, then download it for Hostinger.
Example: https://your-site.framer.website