Hostinger weekly product updates: Week 18, 2026

Here’s what shipped the week of April 27 to May 1, 2026, across Hostinger Agents and Kodee (both now merged into Hostinger Agent), Hostinger Reach, web hosting, Domains, Hostinger Website Builder (now AI Builder), and WordPress:

• Agency hosting plans can now enable .htaccess support from hPanel.
• 1-Click OpenClaw is now eligible for referrals, with a 20% commission and a 20% discount.
• Hostinger Agents shipped app connections to 1,000+ tools, memory management, image editing, conversation history, and a file gallery with version history.
• Kodee can now delegate to new specialist agents: Quill, Buzz, Shield, and North.
• Hostinger Reach launched an AI-powered form builder to collect subscribers from your website.
• The Hostinger Connector extension (v1.0) brings 100+ Hostinger API tools into your IDE’s AI assistant.
• The AI Website Builder for WordPress lets you customize the page list before generation.
• Hostinger Website Builder added a dedicated Reach Form element.

Here’s a closer look at each.

Connect Hostinger Agents to 1,000+ apps

Hostinger Agents can now connect to more than 1,000 external tools, including Google Sheets, Slack, Notion, and HubSpot, through third-party integrations.

That means an agent can take real action across the apps you already use, pulling data, sending messages, and updating records, all from the chat interface.

If an app isn’t connected yet, a Connect button appears right in the conversation, so one click gets you going without switching tabs or copy-pasting.

Manage agent memory, files, and version history in Hostinger Agents

Agent memory now has its own dedicated page, where you can see exactly what your agent remembers about you, edit individual memories, or wipe anything you’d rather it forget.

Files and history got attention too. Every workspace now has a History tab for browsing and jumping back into past conversations, and a single File Gallery holds every file you or your agents create, with filtering by type, previews, and one-click downloads.

Open any agent-created file for a rich preview in chat, and each update is saved as a new version, so you can compare changes and roll back whenever you need.

There’s more in an overview of Hostinger Agents’ features.

Edit and remix images inside Hostinger Agents

Hostinger AI Agents can now edit and remix images inline. Upload an image and ask your agent to modify it, extend it, or use it as a starting point for something new, all handled right in the conversation.

Kodee adds specialist agents for content, images, legal, and business advice

Following the link between Kodee and Scout, Kodee now delegates to four more specialists.

Quill writes content, Buzz generates images on demand, Shield handles legal documents, and North gives business advice.

The flow is simple: you ask Kodee, Kodee picks the right specialist, the specialist does the heavy lifting, and the result lands back in your chat, with no tab switching or copy-pasting.

Here’s more on the new Hostinger Agent experience.

Collect subscribers with the new AI-powered form builder in Hostinger Reach

Hostinger Reach launched a new way to collect subscribers directly from your website. You can generate branded signup forms in seconds with AI, then customize the fields, copy, styling, and submission behavior (a thank-you message or a redirect).

Contacts are automatically tagged on submission for better segmentation, and you can embed a form anywhere with a couple of lines of code.

It gives you a native acquisition channel inside Reach, so you can grow your list continuously and keep everything in one place.

Here’s the Reach form builder overview and setup guide.

.htaccess support on Agency hosting

Agency plan users can now enable .htaccess support directly from their website dashboard in hPanel.

It unlocks custom URL redirects (301 and 302), directory and file access control, advanced WordPress setups, and custom error pages.

It’s off by default to protect performance, so you opt in when you need it. Here’s how to enable .htaccess on Agency plans.

1-Click OpenClaw is now eligible for referrals

You can now refer 1-Click OpenClaw to friends and earn on it. Referrers get a 20% commission, and the referred friend gets a 20% discount, which applies to the plan only and excludes Nexos AI credits.

Subscriptions of 12 months or longer are eligible for referrals; one-month subscriptions don’t qualify at the moment. You can refer from your hPanel dashboard or the Referral Program landing page.

See how to use the Referral Program for more details.

Hostinger Connector extension brings 100+ API tools into your IDE

We’ve published the Hostinger Connector extension, which gives developers access to more than 100 Hostinger API tools directly from their IDE’s AI assistant.

To get started, you install the extension, grab an API token from hPanel, and paste it into the sidebar. The extension auto-configures the MCP server, with no manual setup, and from there you can manage domains, deploy sites, control VPS, update DNS, and handle billing through natural language prompts.

It’s already available on Open VSX (Windsurf, Cursor, and Google Antigravity) and is now also listed on the official Visual Studio Code Marketplace.

See how to set up Web Hosting MCP on local IDEs.

Customize the page list before generation in the AI Website Builder for WordPress

There’s a new step in the AI Website Builder for WordPress flow: you can customize the page list before generation begins. Before the site is generated, you can review the pages the AI suggests and add pages you need, remove ones you don’t, rename any page, and reorder them to match your preferred structure.

That gives you more control over the result upfront, reducing the need to restructure the site afterward and making the output feel more intentional from the start.

Here’s how to use the AI Website Builder for WordPress.

A dedicated Reach Form element in Hostinger Website Builder

Hostinger Website Builder now has a dedicated Reach Form element in the editor, just paste your form ID and you’re set. It replaces the previous workaround of adding forms as embedded code elements, which caused forms not to render correctly in preview or editor mode.

With their own dedicated element, that issue is fully resolved.

That’s all for this week

For the running log of every release, check our changelog, and for the story behind each week’s updates, browse our weekly product updates.