If you're using Hostinger’s web hosting services, you may need to locate the correct nameservers for your domain. The exact values depend on your hosting type and where your domain is registered. Below, you'll find how to check the nameservers based on your hosting plan.

For web and cloud hosting plans, you can find the nameservers in two ways:

If your website is using a temporary domain, nameservers won't be displayed because its DNS records cannot be managed. Similarly, if you're using Website Builder, the Plan Details page will not be available. In that case, refer to this guide: How to point a domain to Hostinger Website Builder for alternative connection methods.

For domains purchased through Hostinger, no changes are needed—they already use our nameservers by default. Just make sure the domain is added to your hosting plan.

For VPS, nameservers depend on your domain's registrar:

If you want to set up custom nameservers, you'll need to manually configure the DNS zone on your VPS according to your operating system's specific instructions.

If you have a shared hosting plan with cPanel (not VPS), you can find the nameservers by following these steps:

For specific cPanel plans, here are the default nameservers 👇

Once you locate the correct nameservers and update them in your domain provider's settings, it may take up to 24 hours for the changes to fully propagate across the internet. This is a normal process, and is often completed much sooner.