How to Report Infringement to Hostinger
Hostinger is a web host, so if a site running on Hostinger's infrastructure is using your content or brand without permission, this is a direct abuse report — not a forwarding exercise like reporting to a CDN.
🕑 Guide last reviewed: July 2026 — Hostinger's own process can change; the official link above is always the source of truth.
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Step-by-step process
Confirm Hostinger is the actual host
Use a WHOIS/hosting lookup — not just the domain registrar — to verify the content is actually served from Hostinger's infrastructure.
Submit a report
Use Hostinger's Report Abuse form, or email abuse@hostinger.com directly with the same details.
Include your evidence
The infringing URL(s), a description of your original work, your contact information, and evidence supporting your ownership.
Hostinger's abuse team reviews it
They may warn or suspend the offending account, particularly for repeat or clear-cut violations.
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