To properly connect your domain with Hostinger web hosting services, the domain must be pointed to your hosting plan according to your hosting type. The recommended method is to use Hostinger nameservers. This way, you can manage your DNS zone at Hostinger.

To change nameservers, you need to log in to your domain provider’s website (where you bought the domain from). For example, at Hostinger, you'll find this option on the DNS / Nameservers page. For other registrars, like Cloudflare, the process will be similar — look for a settings area related to nameservers in your Cloudflare account dashboard.

If you have a Web, WordPress (legacy), or Cloud hosting plan, use the following nameservers:

You can verify this information by navigating to the hPanel → Websites → Dashboard → Plan Details page:

It is enough to set only the nameserver values if your domain service provider does not require the nameserver IP addresses.

If your domain provider doesn't allow changing the nameservers, or if you prefer to keep your current nameservers, you can use an alternative method:

Whether your domain is purchased at Hostinger or elsewhere, the easiest method is to keep your current nameservers and point the domain to the IP address of your VPS using the A record.

To create your own nameservers, you will need to manually set up the DNS zone on your VPS.

To verify nameservers for your domain, do the following:

Alternatively, check the values by expanding the sections below 👇

After changing your domain's nameservers, some people may experience temporary delays when visiting your website in the next 24 hours until DNS propagation is completed. This is a normal process, and most of the time the update is much faster.