InMotion Hosting Renewal Price 2026: Launch, Power & Pro Costs

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The InMotion Hosting renewal price depends on the shared hosting plan, the billing term and the rate that applies to your account when it renews. A first-time buyer can use the public rates below to plan a budget. If your site already runs on InMotion, open your account and get the next invoice amount before deciding whether to renew, change the term or move.

InMotion Hosting renewal price by plan and term

We used InMotion’s official shared hosting comparison for the advertised USD rates shown below. The provider lists monthly equivalents for each term. We multiplied those rates by the number of months to show how much the hosting line could cost at signup and at the first renewal. This comparison covers Launch, Power and Pro shared hosting. Managed WordPress, VPS, reseller products and legacy plans have their own prices.

*Calculated using the public renewal rate and the same term. Taxes, domain renewals, paid mailboxes and other extras are excluded. The checkout total or your account’s renewal quote is the amount to budget for. Offers and renewal rates can change.

The lowest advertised monthly figure can appear on a different tab from the longest term. Launch, for example, shows $4.79 per month for one year and $4.99 per month for two years in the public comparison. The two-year term still gives you two years of introductory pricing if your cart matches the published rates. The annual term requires less cash now, then brings the first renewal forward by twelve months.

Compare the first 24 months before choosing a term

A fair comparison starts with a date. If you expect to keep the site online for two years, calculate how much each option costs through the end of month 24. On Launch, the 12-month introductory bill is $57.48. A second year at the published 12-month renewal rate adds $179.88. That brings the two-year hosting total to $237.36. The 24-month offer costs $119.76 upfront and covers the same period before its own first renewal.

The price difference is $117.60 over the first two years under these assumptions. The cash difference at signup goes the other way. You pay $62.28 more today for the 24-month offer. For a site already earning revenue or supporting a business, that extra upfront spend may be easy to justify. For a short-lived experiment or a project with an uncertain launch date, the smaller first payment may be more valuable.

Power costs $69.48 for the first 12 months and $227.88 for the next 12 at the listed rates, or $297.36 over two years. The advertised 24-month introductory subtotal is $143.76. Pro comes to $438.96 for the same two 12-month bills, compared with $263.76 paid upfront for the 24-month introductory term. These examples assume the quoted renewal rate still applies when the second payment is due.

A 36-month offer needs a separate cash-flow check. Launch shows $179.64 due for the initial three years, then an estimated $503.64 for the next three years at the published 36-month renewal equivalent. That averages $13.99 per month during the renewal term, while the amount you may need to have available on the billing date is the full $503.64. Use the next renewal date in your calendar as the deadline to revisit the quote.

Which tier makes sense at the renewal rate?

Launch is the first plan to price for a personal WordPress site or a small business with one or two sites. The public comparison lists up to two websites and 100 GB of NVMe storage. On the 12-month renewal schedule, moving from Launch to Power costs an extra $48 per year for hosting alone. A third site or a need for Power’s listed phone support can make that difference worthwhile. Check the full plan specifications if storage, application limits or email matter to your workflow.

Power lists up to ten websites and 200 GB of NVMe storage. It can suit a freelancer who manages several small client sites. Count the sites you actively support and include any project expected to go live in the next year. Before consolidating clients into one account, consider whether you need separate billing, ownership or recovery for particular sites. A low average cost per website has limited value if it creates avoidable work during a handoff.

Pro lists up to forty websites and 300 GB of NVMe storage, with additional agency features. Its published 12-month renewal is $84 per year above Power. Price the tools or additional accounts Pro would replace before deciding to pay for it. If you are considering Pro because one store has become slow, check how the application behaves under load and where the bottleneck is. See our Launch vs Power vs Pro comparison and shared hosting vs VPS guide.

How to find your actual InMotion renewal invoice

Sign in to InMotion’s Account Management Panel, then open Billing → My Subscriptions. Find the hosting subscription by its primary domain. Record the product, renewal term, displayed renewal price and renewal or expiration date. Check the payment method and auto-renew setting on that row. If you see more than one service associated with the domain, record the hosting line and the separate service lines so you can reconcile the total. InMotion explains the controls in its AMP renewal guide.

The Change Term menu can show what you would pay for a different renewal period. Compare those prices with the upcoming invoice while you are deciding. For example, an annual term may keep the next payment manageable even if a longer term has a lower monthly equivalent. If you open Renew Now, review the amount, any bundled add-ons and sales tax in the confirmation screen before choosing a payment method and confirming.

InMotion’s billing terms say automatic renewal uses the rates in effect at renewal. The renewal period generally matches the most recent service period, subject to the terms and settings that apply to the account. Record both the charge date and the service expiry date. If a price or date in your notice differs from the one you see in AMP, ask billing support for a quote covering the exact service and dates you need.

Add domain, email and backup costs

Domain registration has its own renewal timeline. InMotion describes a first-year domain credit on eligible hosting terms of 12, 24 or 36 months, with limits on eligible extensions and registrations. If you redeem a first-year credit on a three-year hosting term, your domain may need its first paid renewal well before the hosting bill comes due. Check where the domain is registered, who controls it and the rate shown for that extension.

Separate cPanel email accounts from any paid professional email subscription. InMotion’s shared hosting comparison lists cPanel email and a professional email trial. Check which service your mailboxes use and review the trial or subscription terms in your account. If you use an outside provider, put its renewal on the same budget worksheet. Multiply a paid mailbox rate by the number of seats you need, including any shared inboxes your provider bills separately.

If a backup service appears on the invoice, check what it protects, how long it retains copies and how you would restore a file or database. Some sites also need external storage or a separate backup plugin. Price only the services you need and check whether a service is already included in the hosting subtotal. A list of line items makes it easier to spot when the plan rate stayed the same but the total increased.

As an illustration, a $179.88 hosting renewal, a $22 domain renewal and a $48 yearly backup subscription add up to $249.88 before tax. The domain and backup figures here are examples. Replace them with your own quotes. Divide the resulting total by twelve to compare annual commitments on a monthly basis, then budget for the full amount that will actually be charged on each billing date.

Decide whether to renew, change terms or switch

Renewing can make sense if your plan still fits and the increase is smaller than the cost of moving. Estimate the work involved in copying the site and email, testing forms and checkout, checking DNS and keeping both hosts active during the transition. If the move would save $60 this year and takes three hours, that saves $20 per hour before any overlap or paid migration fees. The same move can become worthwhile if the lower bill continues for several years.

If you want to stay, start by checking the current plan and term options in AMP. Ask which renewal rate applies if you change tiers and when any change would take effect. If another host looks cheaper, compare the next 24 months of costs for both options using the same dates. Include the alternative host’s renewal if it falls inside that window. Our InMotion vs Hostinger comparison shows which product differences to check alongside price.

If you decide to move, leave enough time to verify the destination before the old service expires. Keep a separate copy of your site and check that email still routes to the right provider. Test key pages, forms and order notifications on the destination. For a live store, plan how to preserve any orders received during the transition. See the InMotion migration checklist for the steps to work through before changing DNS.

InMotion renewal price FAQs

Does the introductory price apply again at renewal? Use the rate listed for renewal in your checkout or account. InMotion’s billing terms allow renewal at the rate in effect at that time. If you see a promotion you want to use, ask whether it applies to your existing subscription and get the total for the new term before confirming.

Can I renew for a different term? InMotion’s AMP guide shows a Change Term menu under My Subscriptions. The available options and prices depend on the product. If the term you need is absent or the price is unclear, ask support to quote it against the subscription you want to renew.

Does the 90-day guarantee cover my renewal? InMotion advertises a 90-day money-back guarantee for eligible shared hosting. Confirm the policy for your specific charge before paying or canceling, particularly for an existing subscription. The policy excludes items such as domain fees, add-ons and professional services.

Can Black Friday pricing lower my current bill? Check offer eligibility, the plan and the term in the cart or with billing. Campaign prices may be for new orders. If you are shopping for a new account, read our InMotion Black Friday guide and compare its current checkout price with the renewal rate for the same term.