# Hostinger is your registrar

If you registered your domain on Hostinger, and your nameservers are still set to Hostinger's, wacky and unpredictable things will happen.

Your subdomains/domains will be inexplicably proxied/hijacked and go to Hostinger branded pages and Hostinger 404s. 

Following our docs on adding [https](/docs/options-for-adding-https/free-native-ssl-via-lets-encrypt.md) to your platform with Cloudflare or ZeroSSL will fail in confusing ways because Hostinger has Let's Encrypt wildcard certificates in use on all new subdomains/domains you'll create. 

The easiest way to solve all Hostinger-related maladies is just to create a free Cloudflare account and change your Hostinger nameservers to use Cloudflare instead. 

More information on this from Hostinger's site:

<https://support.hostinger.com/en/articles/1583201-how-to-enable-or-disable-https-for-your-website-at-hostinger>

<https://support.hostinger.com/en/articles/5733346-how-to-uninstall-an-ssl-certificate>


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