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How to try Kinsta’s managed WordPress hosting for free

Want to test Kinsta before paying? Here’s how to claim its free first-month offer.

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Kinsta is offering new customers a free first month of its premium managed WordPress hosting, giving website owners an opportunity to test the platform before committing to a paid subscription. The offer includes selected hosting plans, free website migrations, and access to Kinsta’s hosting management tools without an initial hosting charge.

The promotion is particularly useful for WordPress site owners considering a move from shared hosting or looking for a managed platform with built-in performance, security, and maintenance features.

How to get your first month of Kinsta hosting for free

To claim the offer, visit Kinsta’s first-month-free page and choose an eligible hosting plan. The promotion is available to new customers who have not previously subscribed to a Kinsta WordPress hosting plan.

Kinsta requires customers to enter their payment details during signup, but the hosting fee is waived for the first 30 days. You can then use the MyKinsta dashboard to create a WordPress site or request a migration from your existing hosting provider.

Here is how to get started:

  1. Visit Kinsta’s promotional page. Open the first-month-free offer to view the eligible plans.
  2. Choose a hosting plan. Select an eligible single-site plan or the WP 2 plan, depending on your website requirements.
  3. Create your account. Complete the signup process and provide the required payment information. The first month’s hosting fee is waived.
  4. Set up your website. Log in to MyKinsta to create a new WordPress installation or request a free migration of your existing site.
  5. Test the platform. Use the free period to evaluate site performance, the dashboard, available tools, and customer support before deciding whether to continue.

Kinsta also offers a 30-day money-back guarantee after the free period ends, subject to its terms. This gives eligible customers additional time to evaluate the service after paid billing begins.

Which Kinsta plans qualify for the free month?

The promotion covers selected entry-level plans rather than every managed WordPress hosting tier. Kinsta’s offer page lists the following options:

  • Single 20GB: One WordPress installation with 20GB of monthly server bandwidth, 10GB of storage, and 125GB of CDN bandwidth.
  • Single 35k: One WordPress installation designed for an estimated 35,000 monthly visits, with 10GB of storage and 125GB of CDN bandwidth.
  • WP 2: Two WordPress installations, available with either a 40GB monthly server bandwidth allowance or an estimated 70,000 monthly visits, depending on the selected configuration.
  • Launch: One WordPress installation with an estimated 75,000 monthly visits, 15GB of server bandwidth, 15GB of storage, and 125GB of CDN bandwidth.

The exact limits and pricing depend on the plan and configuration you select. Check the official offer page before signing up to confirm the options currently available.

What happens after the free month?

The promotion waives the hosting fee for the first 30 days, not indefinitely. Once that period ends, your subscription renews at the regular rate for the selected plan.

Kinsta’s listed monthly prices for the configurations on its offer page start at $35 for Single 20GB, Single 35k, and Launch, while WP 2 starts at $70. Annual billing offers a different pricing structure, with additional savings compared with paying monthly.

Before signing up, review the Kinsta pricing page and confirm the renewal price and billing frequency. You should also account for potential overage charges if your website exceeds its included resource allowances.

Customers can cancel during the free period without paying the hosting subscription fee. However, cancellation terminates the hosting plan, and Kinsta states that customers who cancel during the free month cannot claim another free month by starting a new plan.

What makes Kinsta worth trying?

Kinsta provides managed WordPress hosting with infrastructure and tools designed to reduce the amount of server administration website owners must handle themselves. Its platform includes features such as free SSL certificates, integrated CDN services, backups, staging environments, security protections, and a dashboard for managing WordPress installations.

The company also offers free WordPress site migrations handled by its migration team, which can help website owners move from an existing provider without managing the entire process themselves. Expedited migrations are available for an additional fee.

These features may appeal to publishers, businesses, and developers who want to spend less time maintaining hosting infrastructure. The free month also provides an opportunity to assess whether Kinsta’s managed environment offers enough value to justify its regular subscription price.

However, Kinsta is not necessarily the best fit for every website. Its regular plans can cost considerably more than basic shared hosting, and the included visits, storage, and bandwidth allowances may not suit every workload. Website owners should compare the plan limits against their actual traffic and resource requirements before migrating.

Is Kinsta’s free month worth it?

Kinsta’s promotion provides a practical way for eligible new customers to test premium managed WordPress hosting without paying the hosting fee upfront. The combination of a free first month and free standard migrations makes it particularly relevant for site owners considering a hosting change.

The main consideration is what happens next: regular billing begins after the initial 30 days, and the offer requires payment details during signup. If you decide to try it, use the free period to test your site’s performance, evaluate the management tools, and determine whether the service justifies its ongoing cost.

You can get started through Kinsta’s official first-month-free offer and review the available plans before making a decision.


Disclaimer: Prices and promotions mentioned in this article are accurate at the time of writing and are subject to change based on the retailers’ discretion. Please verify the current offer before making a purchase.


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