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Web hosting and website builders: what they really pay

19 hosting and website programs, from Hostinger to Kinsta, read from each company’s own page.

✓ Checked 5 Nov 2026 on each program’s own page · Next check 5 Feb 2027

Hosting programs pay some of the largest one-off sums in this directory.

ProgramWhat it paysCookiePaid out at
VOLTIX referral program60% of the full price, on every renewal (30% with a discount code)90 days, then for goodFrom $20
HostingerFrom 40% per sale, rising with volumeNot on its pageNot on its page
SiteGroundAlso 60% of the first year on its other servicesFrom $50 per sale, up to $100+60 daysNot on its page
KinstaUp to $500 one-off, plus 10% a month for life60 daysNot on its page
WP Engine$100 on Lite plans; at least $200, or the first month’s payment, on others180 daysAround the 20th, after a referral reaches 62 days
DreamHostUp to $1,000 per referral by its page title; its page body showed us up to €1,000Not on its pageMonthly, after a 97-day hold
InMotion HostingUp to $200 per sale90 daysNot on its page
ScalaHostingTiered ratesUp to $500 per sale60 daysAfter a 45-day withhold
FastComet$10 welcome bonus in your first payoutUp to $200 per sign-upNot on its pageNot on its page
GreenGeeksUp to $100 per saleNot on its pageMonthly by PayPal
WordPress.comUp to $300 per qualified referralNot on its pageNot on its page
DigitalOceanA referral program$25 in credit after they spend $25Not on its pageNot on its page
Webflow50% of the first subscription, up to 12 months90 daysNot on its page
ShopifyUp to $150 per qualified referralNot on its pageFrom a $10 balance
WooCommerceUp to 30% first purchase, 10% returningNot on its pageNot on its page
Elementor45% to 55% of first purchases45 daysOnce commission reaches $200
WixNot on its pageNot on its pageNot on its page
SquarespaceNot on its pageNot on its pageNot on its page
JetpackNot on its pageNot on its pageNot on its page
Liquid Web (Nexcess)Up to $1,500 per sale90 daysNot on its page

How to read this

  • ‘Up to’ is the top of a range, and says nothing about typical pay.
  • ‘Not on its page’ means the company’s public page shows no figure, so ask them or read the terms after you join.
  • Rates change, so check the program’s page before you build anything around it.