Access Sharing

Share hPanel access with Admin or Collaborator roles, grant or request access to client Hostinger accounts, and revoke it without sharing passwords.

Share access to your Hostinger account — or get access to a client's — without exchanging passwords. Managed from Profile → Account sharing in hPanel.

Roles

When you grant someone access to your account, you pick their role:

Role	What they can do
Admin	Manage services and make purchases using the added payment method
Collaborator	Manage services — can't make purchases

Grant access

Give a developer, designer, or teammate access to manage services on your account:

1. In hPanel, go to Profile → Account sharing.

2. Choose Grant access.

3. Enter the recipient's email — they need a Hostinger account, or they'll be prompted to create one.

4. Pick the role (Admin or Collaborator).

5. Send the invite. The recipient accepts, and your account appears in their hPanel.

Website onboarding also offers a Grant developer access step, so a client can hand a new site to their developer during setup.

Request access

Working on a client's hosting? Instead of asking for their password, request access:

1. Go to Profile → Account sharing → Request access.

2. Enter the client's account email.

3. The client approves the request from their account, choosing your role.

You then manage their services from your own hPanel login — with your own credentials and 2FA.

Revoke access

Either side can end the arrangement at any time from Account sharing — the owner removes the person's access, or the invitee leaves the account. Revocation doesn't delete any work done on the sites; only the access goes away.

Handing a site over entirely

Access sharing shares management of your account. To permanently transfer a finished site to the client's own account, use 1-click ownership transfers from the WordPress Add-ons bundle — see Agency Hosting Overview. For moving a site to a different host, see Migrate Website.

Notes

• Sharing access never transfers ownership of the plan or its billing.

• Recipients act under their role's limits, enforced by hPanel — Collaborators can't make purchases.

• Prefer granting access over sharing passwords: it's auditable, scoped, and revocable, and your client keeps their own 2FA.

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Last updated: July 22, 2026