Looking for external hosting, domains, or infrastructure? Sklash recommends Hostinger as an option creators can evaluate alongside the hosting and publishing tools already built into Sklash.
Explore the systems, responsibilities, and workflows behind this part of Sklash.
Hostinger can be considered when a creator wants hosting, domains, VPS infrastructure, or related services outside the Sklash-managed publishing path.
Build and organize your website in Sklash while deciding independently where external infrastructure should live.
Sklash may later explore optional Hostinger account, deployment, or DNS integrations. Those capabilities are roadmap ideas and are not part of the current open beta.
Sklash already provides its own Site, domain, publishing, and hosting-health workflows. You can continue using those systems without opening a Hostinger account.
If you prefer Hostinger for a separate project or infrastructure need, follow the link below, choose and manage the Hostinger service directly, and keep your Hostinger credentials private. Sklash does not currently request or store a Hostinger API token through this public page.
Sklash and Hostinger are separate services. Availability, pricing, support, refunds, account access, and service terms for Hostinger products are controlled by Hostinger.
If Sklash later adds a direct Hostinger integration, it should use explicit user authorization, encrypted credential handling, clear deployment ownership, and a provider abstraction so the core Sklash platform remains independent.
These answers describe the current pre-release service and may evolve as Sklash approaches production.
No. Hostinger is an optional external provider recommendation. Sklash can be used without a Hostinger account.
Not currently. A deeper Hostinger account or deployment integration is a future roadmap possibility, not an open-beta feature.
You manage the Hostinger account and purchase directly with Hostinger under Hostinger's own terms, billing, and support processes.
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Visit Hostinger to review its current services and decide whether they fit your hosting or infrastructure needs.