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Try Hostilo PRO Free for 7 Days, Starting When You Choose

Most free trials start the moment you sign up. That's usually the worst moment: you haven't published anything yet, so there's nothing to test a custom domain or visitor stats on. So we changed it. Every free Hostilo account now has a Try PRO for 7 days, free card in the dashboard, and it waits there until you need it.

How it works

Build your site first. When it's ready and you'd like to see it on your own domain, or find out where your visitors come from, flip the switch on the card. The week starts then, not on signup day.

1

Log in at hostilo.app.

The card sits above your project list, with everything PRO adds.

2

Click "Turn on 7 days of PRO" and confirm.

The confirmation tells you the exact end date before anything changes.

3

Use it.

The card turns green and counts the days left. Everything PRO works straight away.

What you get for 7 days

FeatureFreePRO and the trial
Sites520
Storage50 MB1 GB
Custom domainsnoup to 5, with a step-by-step DNS wizard
Visitor stats7 daysup to 365 days, countries, sources, devices, CSV
Password on a sitenoyes
"Powered by Hostilo" badgeshownremoved
Form webhook and CSV exportnoyes
Collaborators per siteno2

What happens after the trial

Your account goes back to Free. Nothing is deleted and your sites stay online. A custom domain stops pointing at the site, stats go back to 7 days and the badge returns. If you'd like to keep PRO, it's 29 USD a year (excluding VAT), and you can buy it straight from the card.

There's no card to enter and nothing renews by itself. One trial per account.

A good way to use the week

Connect your domain on day one, because DNS can take a few hours to update. On day five, open the stats and check where your first visitors came from. By day seven you'll know whether PRO is worth it for you.

Publish your site, then try PRO when it's ready

Paste your AI-generated code, press save and get a live HTTPS link. Free plan, no credit card.

Publish your site free

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