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Hostinger

Global web hosting and cloud services

Head of Websites

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/14/2026
€8.5k/mo
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Kaunas, Kaunas City Municipality, Lithuania+1 moreMore locations: Vilnius, Vilnius City Municipality, Lithuania
Hybrid
Growth & MarketingGrowth Marketing

About the job

Requirements
  • Several years of experience in performance marketing, conversion rate optimization, or web product, including leading through managers rather than leading a team directly.
  • A demonstrated record of owning revenue or conversion outcomes at company scale, supported by measurable results.
  • Hands-on familiarity with web development, content management system platforms, and analytics tooling sufficient to set the technical bar.
  • A proven track record of building and scaling cross-functional teams in a fast-paced environment.
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving ability, with a data-driven approach to decisions that can be defended under challenge.
  • Stakeholder communication skills and the ability to influence and negotiate with people outside the reporting line, including C-suite executives.
  • A strategic, customer-centric mindset and the willingness to support opinions with research, including when unpopular.
  • Experience in web hosting, website builders, or a comparable customer-facing web platform, ideally at meaningful scale.
  • Experience operating at VP or equivalent executive scope, with direct ownership of budget and multi-team organizational design, is a strong advantage.
  • Experience in a SaaS business, ideally with a self-serve, high-volume customer base.
  • A track record of owning conversion outcomes at meaningful scale, beyond running individual experiments.
Responsibilities
  • Own the website and conversion rate optimization roadmap end-to-end, including strategy, prioritization, and performance indicators.
  • Identify revenue leaks in the funnel and turn them into tested changes.
  • Align product, marketing, and design around one website strategy, and represent conversion rate optimization when roadmaps compete for engineering time.
  • Build and scale the team by hiring and developing managers and specialists responsible for Websites and conversion rate optimization.
  • Set the technical direction for the content management system, analytics stack, and web tooling, with a multi-year view.
  • Monitor conversion, engagement, and revenue performance indicators, and report return on investment and business impact to executive leadership.
  • Conduct market and competitor research to identify areas where the company is behind and opportunities to move first.
  • Monitor changes in web development, performance marketing, and AI-driven web tools, and bring relevant developments into the organization.

About the company

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Hostinger provides affordable web hosting and cloud infrastructure services (shared, cloud, VPS, managed WordPress hosting) and domain registration for individuals and small businesses. Customers manage these services through hPanel, a user-friendly control panel, supported by data centers across Asia, Europe, North and South America with a 99.9% uptime guarantee, and AI-powered tools like an AI Website Builder, Kodee support agent, AI logo maker, SEO tools, and a no-code platform called Hostinger Horizons. It differentiates itself by keeping features simple and affordable, avoiding unnecessary bundling, and leveraging its global infrastructure and integrated AI to streamline setup and support compared with competitors. The company aims to make internet access and website creation easy and affordable for people worldwide.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Kaunas, Lithuania

Founded

2004

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What believers are saying

  • September 2026 Hostinger Agent handled 1.5 million monthly conversations, resolving 91% autonomously.
  • 2025 revenue reached €275.4 million, rising 51% and extending four straight 50%+ years.
  • September 30, 2026 changelog added server-side rendering, improving speed and SEO.

What critics are saying

  • September 16, 2026 LiteSpeed zero-day exposed 430 accounts, proving supply-chain fragility.
  • AI Builder and agentic hosting commoditize quickly as Wix, Webflow, and WordPress copy features.
  • A major shared-hosting breach forces SMBs to migrate, collapsing Hostinger's low-cost trust engine.

What makes Hostinger unique

  • Hostinger AI Builder, launched August 2026, bundles websites, ecommerce, marketing, and agents.
  • hPanel and Hostinger Agent unify hosting, domains, email, and support in one interface.
  • Employee ownership and 4.6 million customers across 150+ countries reinforce long-term operator alignment.

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Benefits

  • Home Office Stipend
  • Paid Sick Leave
  • Remote Work Options
  • Paid Vacation
  • Professional Development Budget

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1 year growth

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2 year growth

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Hostinger
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Associated Press
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Hostinger
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