Hostza

Hostza is a free Bootstrap 4 HTML5 web hosting agency website template created by Colorlib, designed for building multi-page marketing sites with pricing tables, a blog section, and a working PHP/AJAX contact form.

What is Hostza?

Hostza is a free multi-page HTML5 template built on Bootstrap 4, specifically for web hosting companies and digital agencies. It comes as 10 HTML files plus 1 PHP file, along with CSS and SCSS source files, JavaScript files, font icon sets, and documentation. The template is fully responsive and cross-browser compatible across Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera, Safari, and mobile devices. Version 1.0.0, released 7 years ago and updated around 2 months ago, is distributed by ThemeWagon under a license that permits open-source use, commercial projects, and lifetime free updates.

Key Features

• Bootstrap 4 foundation — Built on the Bootstrap 4 grid and components, with a clean and minimal design and a simple code structure for customization.
• Sticky navigation with drop-down menu — Top navigation bar stays visible on scroll and supports dropdown items plus a search box.
• Modal authentication forms — Ready-to-use sign-in and sign-up dialogs are included for member areas.
• Pricing tables and fun fact counters — Multiple pricing table layouts and animated counters for hosting plans and company stats.
• Blog section with pagination and comment form — Includes an Instagram feed, search box, and newsletter subscription form for content marketing.
• Working contact form — PHP/AJAX-based contact form integrated with Google Maps, plus an Ajax MailChimp subscription form.
• 10+ UI elements and icons — Includes tabbed content, accordions, call-to-action buttons, FontAwesome and Themify icons, and custom illustrations.
• Libraries and plugins — Uses Owl Carousel, Masonry, Magnific Pop-Up, Flaticon, and Pexels images.

Who is it for?

• Web hosting providers — Set up a marketing site with pricing tables, hero header, and contact form to convert visitors.
• Digital agencies — Launch a modern multi-page layout with service sections, blog, and Google Maps integration for client engagement.
• Freelance web designers — Use as a starting point for client projects, leveraging the documentation and SCSS files for custom branding.

What can you do with Hostza?

• Hosting companies: publish a multi-page site with plan pricing, fun fact counters, and a working PHP/AJAX contact form for sales inquiries.
• Agency marketers: build a blog with pagination, comment form UI, and newsletter subscription to grow an email list via MailChimp integration.
• Developers: quickly customize the SCSS variables, swap Owl Carousel and Masonry components, and add modal authentication to gate content.

How does Hostza work?

Download the template from ThemeWagon, extract the archive containing all demo images, 10 HTML files, 1 PHP file, CSS/SCSS, JavaScript, and plugin libraries, then open the HTML files in a browser or deploy to any static host. For the contact form to function, the included PHP file needs a server that runs PHP; the MailChimp form uses Ajax and requires your MailChimp list credentials. Documentation is included in the box.

FAQ

Is Hostza free to use?

Yes, Hostza is a free template. ThemeWagon offers it as a free download with license terms that allow open-source use, commercial projects, and lifetime free updates.

Does Hostza work on mobile devices?

Yes, the template is fully responsive and tested for compatibility with Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera, Safari, and mobile browsers, so it adapts to any screen size.

What files are included in the Hostza package?

The package includes all demo images, 10 HTML files, 1 PHP file, CSS and SCSS files, JavaScript source files, font icons, documentation, and library/plugin files such as Owl Carousel, Masonry, and Magnific Pop-Up.

Can I use Hostza for a commercial project?

Yes, the license permits use in commercial projects. No purchase is required, and updates are free for life.

Does Hostza include a working contact form?

Yes, it includes a working PHP/AJAX-based contact form, plus a Google Maps embed and an Ajax MailChimp newsletter subscription form.