Kinsta pricing, plan by plan
Single-site plans from $30 a month on yearly billing, multi-site and Agency tiers up to 60 installs, and the add-on prices that decide your real bill. Here is every plan, what is included and a worked cost example.
Written by Tom George · How we research hosts
Kinsta's Pricing in One Page
Kinsta prices by plan size: how many WordPress installs you run, how many visits they draw and how much storage they use. The features come with every plan, so you choose a size, not a feature set.
That makes the choice simple once you know your numbers. This page lists the Single, Launch, multi-site and Agency plans on monthly and yearly billing, then prices the add-ons and works through two examples.
All prices and plan details were read from Kinsta's own pricing page on 16 October 2026, and we also drew on our Kinsta review and our own Redis test on Kinsta (run on a free test account provided by Kinsta). This page covers cost and plan contents; for performance, see the review.
Single 35k at $35 a month (35,000 visits) is the clean starting point for one site, and yearly billing brings it to $350 a year. Budget for add-ons early: Redis on a WooCommerce store is $100/site/month.
Agencies get the lowest cost per site at the top of the range. On yearly billing, WP 2 works out at about $30 a site per month, and WP 40 at about $9.
Comparing hosts on price? See how the numbers line up in Pressable vs Kinsta, Kinsta vs WP Engine and Kinsta vs Rocket.net.
Single-Site Plans and Prices
These are the single-install plans on Kinsta's pricing page. Monthly billing is month to month. Yearly billing is shown as two months free, so you pay ten months up front.
| Plan | Visits / month | Storage | Monthly billing | Yearly billing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Single 35k | 35,000 | 10GB | $35 | $350 (shown as $30/mo) |
| Single 65k | 65,000 | 10GB | $50 | $500 (shown as $42/mo) |
| Single 125k | 125,000 | 10GB | $90 | $900 (shown as $75/mo) |
| Single 315k | 315,000 | 10GB | $170 | $1,700 (shown as $142/mo) |
| Single 500k | 500,000 | 15GB | $290 | $2,900 (shown as $242/mo) |
| Single 750k | 750,000 | 15GB | $375 | $3,750 (shown as $313/mo) |
Single-site plans come on two tracks, visits-based and bandwidth-based (the 20GB, 40GB and 65GB names), and you can switch between them in MyKinsta; the prices match. The table above is the visits-based track.
Kinsta's pricing page also lists Launch, Launch Plus, Build, Expand, Scale and Lead plans. Kinsta labels the visit figures on these plans as estimates.
| Plan | Est. visits / month | Storage | WordPress installs | Monthly billing | Yearly billing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Launch | 75,000 | 15GB | 1 | $35 | $350 (shown as $30/mo) |
| Launch Plus | 125,000 | 25GB | 1 | $59 | $590 (shown as $50/mo) |
| Build | 200,000 | 30GB | 2 | $69 | $690 (shown as $58/mo) |
| Expand | 350,000 | 40GB | 5 | $99 | $990 (shown as $83/mo) |
| Scale | 650,000 | 50GB | 10 | $169 | $1,690 (shown as $141/mo) |
| Lead | 1,500,000 | 60GB | 20 | $299 | $2,990 (shown as $250/mo) |
Multi-Site and Agency Plans
Multi-site plans put several WordPress installs under one price, and the cost per site falls as the plan grows. Agency plans are listed with the same prices as the matching WP plans and more storage on the larger tiers.
| Plan | WordPress installs | Visits / month | Storage | Monthly billing | Yearly billing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WP 2 | 2 | 70,000 | 20GB | $70 | $700 (shown as $59/mo) |
| WP 5 | 5 | 125,000 | 30GB | $115 | $1,150 (shown as $96/mo) |
| WP 10 | 10 | 315,000 | 40GB | $225 | $2,250 (shown as $188/mo) |
| WP 20 | 20 | 500,000 | 50GB | $340 | $3,400 (shown as $284/mo) |
| WP 40 | 40 | 750,000 | 60GB | $450 | $4,500 (shown as $375/mo) |
| Agency 20 | 20 | — | 50GB | $340 | $3,400 (shown as $284/mo) |
| Agency 40 | 40 | — | 100GB | $450 | $4,500 (shown as $375/mo) |
| Agency 60 | 60 | — | 150GB | $675 | shown as $563/mo |
On yearly billing the per-site cost drops quickly: about $30 a month on WP 2, $19 on WP 5 and WP 10, $14 on WP 20 and about $9 on WP 40 or Agency 60. If you manage more than a handful of client sites, the larger tiers cost far less per site than adding sites one by one.
What Every Plan Includes
Kinsta lists these on its plans, from the smallest to the largest:
- Free migrations. Unlimited free migrations on all plans. See our free migration services comparison and the Kinsta free migration guide.
- 24/7 expert support. Kinsta states an average first response of under 2 minutes; that is Kinsta's figure, not ours.
- A Cloudflare-powered CDN with edge caching (260+ POPs per Kinsta), a managed WAF and enterprise-level DDoS protection.
- Staging and developer tools. One-click staging with push-to-live, SSH, WP-CLI, Git integration and DevKinsta for local development.
- Backups. Kept for 14 days on most plans and 30 days on Agency and select higher-tier plans; hourly backups are an add-on.
- Data centers worldwide, including Mumbai (ap-mumbai-1) for visitors in India. Kinsta bills in USD.
- A 30-day money-back guarantee, applied after any free period.
Because the features do not change between plans, you pay more for capacity, never to unlock a core feature. Add-ons are where the bill can grow, so they are priced next.
Add-Ons and What They Cost
Kinsta sells these on top of any plan. Prices are from Kinsta's pricing page and are per site per month unless noted.
| Add-on | Price | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Redis object cache | $100 per site / month | The one to budget for on WooCommerce stores |
| Hourly backups | $100 per site / month | Most plans keep backups for 14 days |
| Backups every 6 hours | $20 per site / month | Sits between daily and hourly backups |
| External backups | $2 per site / month + $1 per GB bandwidth | Bandwidth is billed per GB |
| Premium staging environment | $20 per environment / month | Additional staging environment |
| Reverse proxy | $50 per site / month | Listed on Kinsta's pricing page |
| Extra disk space | $20 per 20GB / month | Added in 20GB blocks |
| Extra WordPress site | $30 per site / month | Adds an install to a multi-site plan |
| Automatic updates | $3 per environment / month | Kinsta Automatic Updates |
| Dedicated server | From $300 / month | Listed as starting at $300 a month |
The add-on that matters most for WordPress stores is Redis. If WooCommerce cost is your main driver, compare the all-in monthly figure rather than the plan price; our Redis test shows what it changed on a real store.
Going Over Your Plan: Overage Rates
If you pass your visit limit, Kinsta bills the extra at $0.50 per 1,000 visits, per its documentation as read on 12 October 2026. A few busy days therefore show up as a small extra charge, not a forced upgrade.
Check your monthly visits in the MyKinsta dashboard, or in your own analytics, before you choose a tier. Our cost forecaster can project several years of spend.
Monthly vs Yearly Billing
Yearly billing is shown as two months free, saving $70 on a $35 plan and $680 on a $340 plan. Select plans also list a first month free when you pay yearly, and the 30-day money-back guarantee applies after any free period.
Pay monthly while you are testing a migration, then switch to yearly once you know the plan fits. Our guide to renewal prices explains why it is worth checking how a host's prices behave after the first term.
Two Worked Cost Examples
A WooCommerce store with about 120,000 visits a month that wants Redis. Single 125k on yearly billing is $75 a month, plus $100 for Redis, so about $175 a month. Launch Plus lists 125,000 estimated visits and 25GB for $50 a month on yearly billing, which brings the same setup to about $150 a month.
An agency with 12 client sites. WP 10 on yearly billing is $188 a month, plus 2 extra sites at $30, so $248 a month. WP 20 is $284 a month for up to 20 sites and 500,000 visits, only $36 more and with room for 8 more clients.
So the cheapest plan on paper is not always the cheapest in practice: add the add-ons and extra sites before you compare.
Who Each Tier Fits
Single and Launch plans fit
- One site or a small business with steady traffic
- A store that adds Redis and wants predictable costs
- Anyone who wants free migration and 24/7 support at the entry price
Multi-site and Agency plans fit
- Freelancers and agencies running 2 to 60 client sites
- A growing portfolio that wants the lowest cost per site
- Teams that want 30-day backups on Agency plans
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Kinsta cost?
Kinsta's entry plans cost $35 a month on monthly billing, or $350 a year (shown as $30 a month) on yearly billing, for one WordPress install. Multi-site WP plans start at $70 a month for 2 installs, and Agency plans run up to Agency 60 at $675 a month. Enterprise plans start at $500 a month.
Does Kinsta offer a free trial or money-back guarantee?
Kinsta lists a 30-day money-back guarantee, applied after any free period, and a first month free on select plans when you pay yearly. Free migrations are included on every plan.
What happens if my site goes over its visit limit?
Extra visits are billed at $0.50 per 1,000 visits, per Kinsta's documentation as of 12 October 2026. Check your monthly visits in the MyKinsta dashboard before you pick a tier.
Is Redis included with Kinsta hosting?
No. Redis is a paid add-on at $100 per site per month, so a WooCommerce store should include it when comparing total cost. Our own test of it is in the Kinsta Redis for WooCommerce write-up.
Is yearly billing worth it on Kinsta?
Yes, if you plan to stay. Yearly billing is shown as two months free, so a $35 a month plan costs $350 a year instead of $420 on twelve monthly payments.
The Bottom Line
Kinsta's pricing is easy to read: pick the plan that matches your installs and visits, and the toolkit comes with it. Pay yearly for two free months, and price the add-ons you need before you compare it with other hosts.
When you are ready to compare, read Pressable vs Kinsta and Kinsta vs WP Engine, or see how prices have moved in our historical price tracker.
Check Kinsta Plans & Pricing → Compare Pressable Pricing →
Sources: Kinsta's pricing page (kinsta.com/pricing), read 16 October 2026 with the page's monthly and yearly toggles; visit overage and support figures from Kinsta's documentation, read 12 October 2026. Kinsta can change prices and terms, so confirm on its site before you buy.
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