Your business online. Your day back.
Your domain, website and hosting belong together. Manage them in one clear console, give your web person their own login, and get on with running your business.
Free to sign up. No card needed to create your workspace.
One workspace. Owned by your business.
Less to keep track of
The everyday hosting essentials, together in a workspace your business owns.
Start with your business name
Search for a domain, including .nz, and register it as part of getting started. Manage renewals and DNS alongside your website.
Your site has a home
Keep your website, SSL settings and hosting details in one console. See what is running without hunting through separate accounts.
Bring your web person along
Invite your developer or teammate to the workspace with their own login. Your business keeps ownership when the people helping you change.
Know what is happening
See progress while a hosting job runs and check the activity feed afterwards. When you need help, support can follow the same trail.
Built on New Zealand infrastructure. Backed by people in New Zealand.
From visitor to hosted in three steps
Sign-up is self-serve; provisioning is a person. That hand-off is deliberate — you start with a human who knows your name.
Your name, email and password are all you need — no card.
Your company or team owns the hosting; teammates join the same workspace later with their own logins.
A human provisions your account on NZ infrastructure — usually within a business day — and your console goes live.
Before you get started
A little more detail on making HostPilot part of your working day.
Yes. The public domain search is free and does not need an account. When you find an available name, carry it into sign-up and complete registration once your hosting account is ready.
Yes. Invite them into your workspace with their own account. You keep ownership and can manage their access as your business needs change.
Ready when you are
Create your login and name your workspace now — we'll have your hosting account attached before you've finished your coffee tomorrow.