We.Inc vs Zyro

Zyro no longer exists under its own name: zyro.com forwards to Hostinger, and old Zyro accounts were moved there. This page compares what replaced it with We.Inc, so you can decide where your next site should live.

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What happened to Zyro, and what are you really choosing between?

Zyro was a budget website builder owned by Hostinger. Hostinger renamed it Hostinger Website Builder and folded it into its own hosting brand. Today zyro.com returns a permanent redirect to hostinger.com/website-builder. Hostinger's support article on the move says Zyro accounts without an active subscription were scheduled for deletion on February 6, 2024, while paying accounts were migrated automatically onto AI Builder & Web Hosting plans with three extra months added. After that migration the Zyro login no longer works.

So anyone searching for Zyro is really weighing Hostinger's builder. It now has two modes: a manual drag-and-drop editor and an agentic, prompt-based mode. Plans are sold as hosting bundles, with the lowest prices tied to a 48-month upfront term. We.Inc is an AI website and web app builder: you describe the site in chat, it builds real React and TypeScript code, and you edit by clicking the page, asking in chat or opening the code editor.

Short answer: if you want the lowest possible monthly figure, email and hosting from one company, and you are happy to prepay for four years, Hostinger is hard to beat on headline price. If you want monthly billing, a project you can download as a ZIP on any plan, and built-in panels for a store, CMS, database and analytics, We.Inc is the closer fit.

Where Hostinger's builder (formerly Zyro) and We.Inc part ways

Billing: Hostinger's lowest builder price, $2.49 a month on Premium, assumes a 48-month term paid upfront and renews at $10.99 a month. We.Inc charges month to month, with AI building from $20 a month on Starter.
Editing: Hostinger offers a manual drag-and-drop mode or an agentic prompt mode. We.Inc combines chat, click-to-edit and a built-in code editor on the same project.
Leaving: Hostinger's manual-mode sites cannot be downloaded; the documented route out is exporting content to WordPress, without layout, store, forms or SEO settings. Every We.Inc project downloads as a ZIP that runs with npm install and npm run dev.
AI usage: Hostinger includes a one-time gift of AI credits (250, 500 or 1,000 by plan). We.Inc plans come with monthly credits, 250 on Starter.
Bundle: Hostinger sells the builder together with web hosting and, on higher plans, email marketing through Hostinger Reach. We.Inc focuses on the site itself, with a Cloud panel for database, logins, file storage and edge functions.

Feature-by-feature comparison

See exactly what you get with each platform.

Feature	We.Inc	Zyro
Build a site from a written description	Chat builds the full site	AI Builder, agentic mode
Drag-and-drop or click editing	Click on the page to edit	Manual drag-and-drop mode
Code editor inside the builder	Yes	Code tab in agentic mode
Download the whole project	ZIP on any plan	Agentic mode only; manual mode cannot
Push code to GitHub	Max plan	No
Online store	Store panel with your own Stripe	Unlimited and Cloud Startup plans
Platform transaction fee	Payments go to your Stripe	0%
SEO help	SEO panel, sitemap, JSON-LD	AI keywords, meta tags, alt text
Visitor analytics	Built-in, no tag	Not confirmed on pricing page
Shortest commitment	Monthly	Lowest prices need 48 months upfront
Resell under your own brand	White label, quoted on a demo	No

Pricing

We.Inc: Free tier, paid plans from $20/mo. Zyro: From $2.49/mo on a 48-month prepay; renews at $10.99/mo.

Zyro prices as of October 2026, from its own pricing page (linked in the sources below). Hostinger lists three builder plans: Premium at $2.49 a month (renews at $10.99), Unlimited at $3.49 (renews at $16.99) and Cloud Startup at $7.99 (renews at $25.99). Those introductory rates are the plan total divided over a 48-month term that you pay upfront, so Premium comes to $119.52 at checkout. Hostinger states 0% transaction fees on stores. Figures are from Hostinger's builder page as of October 2026.

A former Zyro customer, a new freelancer, a growing shop: who fits where

Hostinger's builder suits people who already think of a website as a hosting purchase. A café owner who wants a domain, mailbox and a simple brochure site from one invoice, and who can pay for four years at once, gets a lot for $119.52. Former Zyro customers also have the least friction staying put, since their sites, domains and email were moved across for them.

We.Inc suits people who expect the site to keep changing or to grow into something more than pages: a booking flow, a members area, a small catalogue with variants and discount codes. Because the result is a React and TypeScript project, a developer can later take the ZIP and keep working on it anywhere that builds a Vite app.

Cases where staying on Hostinger is the smarter move

If price per month over several years matters more than anything else, Hostinger wins: even the renewal rate on Premium is below We.Inc's Starter plan. It also wins if you want hosting, email and the builder under one support team, or if you only need a few static pages and have no plans to edit code. Its Unlimited plan also adds print-on-demand and service products to the store, which We.Inc does not list.

Bringing a Hostinger (ex-Zyro) site over to We.Inc

Check which mode your site was built in. Hostinger's support docs say agentic-mode sites can be exported from the Code tab as a React and Vite project in a ZIP; that project can be imported into We.Inc through a GitHub repository. Manual-mode sites, which includes most sites inherited from Zyro, have no file download. Hostinger only documents exporting their text content to WordPress, and it says styles, layout, the online store, forms, submissions and SEO settings do not come with it.

For a manual-mode site, the practical route is to paste its live URL into We.Inc and ask for a rebuild. You get an editable version with the same structure and content as a starting point, then adjust it in chat or by clicking. Re-create products in the Store panel and copy your page titles and descriptions into the SEO panel.

When the new version is ready, connect your domain on a Starter plan or higher by adding the one CNAME record shown in the Domain panel; the HTTPS certificate is issued automatically. Before switching, ask the AI to use the same page addresses your Hostinger site had, so search traffic and bookmarks still land on real pages.

Frequently asked questions

Can I still log in to Zyro?

No. Hostinger's migration article says that once a Zyro account was moved, Zyro itself could no longer be used. You sign in through Hostinger instead, with your existing Hostinger details or, if you never had a Hostinger account, the email and password you used for Zyro. Zyro accounts without an active plan were set for deletion on February 6, 2024.

Is Hostinger Website Builder the same product as Zyro?

Hostinger describes it as Zyro renamed and brought inside its own brand. It has since added an AI Builder with a manual drag-and-drop mode and an agentic prompt mode. Zyro plans were converted to AI Builder & Web Hosting plans during the migration, and renewals now follow Hostinger's own price list rather than any old Zyro rate.

Why does Hostinger look so much cheaper than We.Inc?

The $2.49 figure is the Premium plan total spread across a 48-month term that you pay at checkout, $119.52 in all, and it renews at $10.99 a month. We.Inc bills monthly, starting at $20 for Starter with 250 AI credits. Compare the total you will actually pay over the period you expect to keep the site.

Will my Zyro-era store come across to We.Inc?

Not automatically. Hostinger says the online store is not included when manual-mode content is exported. Pasting the store's URL into We.Inc gives you the page structure, but product records, orders and customer data need to be re-entered in the Store panel, where payments go straight to your own Stripe account.

Can I try We.Inc without paying?

Yes, the free plan gives you up to three template sites on a we.inc address. It does not include AI building, so rebuilding your old Zyro site from its URL needs a paid plan, starting with Starter at $20 a month. Connecting your own domain also starts on Starter.

Verdict

Zyro is gone, so the real choice is Hostinger's builder or something else. Hostinger is the cheaper long-term bundle if you prepay and keep things simple; We.Inc costs more per month but bills monthly, builds real code you can download on any plan, and leaves room for a store, database and logins as the site grows.

Sources

Facts checked October 17, 2026.

Hostinger Website Builder plans and features (zyro.com redirects here) (2026-10-17)
Hostinger support: Zyro user migration to Hostinger (2026-10-17)
Hostinger blog: Zyro joins forces with Hostinger (2026-10-17)
Hostinger support: export code in agentic mode (2026-10-17)
Hostinger support: export manual-mode content to WordPress (2026-10-17)

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