Hostinger affiliate program: Terms
What Hostinger's own affiliate page states about commissions, signup, and the materials it gives affiliates.
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Hostinger runs the Hostinger affiliate program. Its own affiliate page is the source for everything below. This page restates what that page says, and nothing more. If you are weighing whether the program fits your site, read the facts first, then check Hostinger's page yourself before you join.
What the Hostinger affiliate program is
The Hostinger affiliate program is the program Hostinger runs for people who refer buyers to it. You place a link on your site. When a reader buys through it, the program counts that referral. How the money then reaches you is a separate matter, and it has its own page on how affiliate payouts are sent.
What Hostinger's affiliate page says about commissions
Hostinger's affiliate page says commissions start at 40% and grow depending on sales volume. That is the whole of what the page states on rates. The starting figure is a floor, and the page ties any growth to how much you sell.
Two things follow from that. First, the rate belongs to this program alone. Second, the page does not state a typical result. Treat 40% as where commissions begin, not as a promise of what you will earn. No page on this site estimates income.
How Hostinger describes signing up
Hostinger's affiliate page says signing up takes less than a minute. Check the page itself for any steps before you begin.
Promotional materials Hostinger says it provides
Hostinger's affiliate page says it offers banner packages and screenshots to affiliates. Those are the materials named in the fact quoted here. If you need other assets, ask Hostinger before you assume they exist.
Hostinger's own guidance before you join
Hostinger's affiliate page says to read its guidelines carefully before joining the program. That advice comes from Hostinger itself. Do that before you sign up, not after.
While you read, also learn how a cookie window works, since it decides how long a click counts. And if you write about products for money, read up on FTC affiliate disclosure requirements.
Where to read about related topics
This page covers one program. The pages linked above cover how payouts are sent, what a cookie window is, and what the FTC requires you to disclose. Each one is separate, and each is worth reading before you place your first link.