Hostinger weekly product updates: Week 17, 2026

Hostinger weekly product updates: Week 17, 2026

Here’s what shipped the week of April 20 to 24, 2026, across Hostinger Horizons and Hostinger Website Builder (now both merged into AI Builder), the AI Website Builder for WordPress, Hostinger Webmail (now Hostinger Mail), Hostinger Reach, Kodee (now Hostinger Agent), and more:

  • Hostinger CDN now supports blocking IPs in bulk, via a pasted list, a CSV, or a TXT file.
  • Stripe Express Checkout (Apple Pay, Google Pay, Link) now appears on store checkout pages in Hostinger Website Builder and Hostinger Horizons, with automated Apple Pay domain setup.
  • The AI Website Builder for WordPress added font pairing, zoom and tablet previews, mobile support, localization improvements, and new Elementor sections.
  • Managed OpenClaw got a command-line interface.
  • Stores on external domains can now configure custom sender emails.
  • Hostinger Webmail added Schedule Send and Undo Send, plus a mobile-friendly email list.
  • Hostinger Reach onboarding now lets you connect an external domain, not just Hostinger-managed ones.
  • Kodee VPS terminal edition manages your VPS through natural language.
  • Kodee now delegates SEO tasks to Scout.

Here’s a closer look at each.

Block IPs in bulk with Hostinger CDN

Hostinger CDN now lets you block traffic from many IPs at once instead of one at a time. You can paste a list of IPs separated by commas or line breaks, or upload a CSV or TXT file of IP values, and you can delete uploaded IPs in bulk too.

Here’s how to block IPs with Hostinger CDN.

Wallet payments with Stripe Express Checkout on store checkout pages

Stripe Express Checkout, the wallet buttons for Apple Pay, Google Pay, Link, and more, now appears directly on the checkout page in Hostinger Website Builder stores, so customers get a faster, redirect-free payment.

It was previously only on product pages and the sidebar cart, and the standard Stripe card flow is unchanged.

Setting up Apple Pay is smoother, too. Your domain is now submitted to Stripe automatically when you enable Express Checkout, with guidance to buy or connect a Hostinger domain if you don’t have one.

If you already had Express Checkout on, you can submit your domain in one click, and you can turn Apple Pay on or off from the admin panel without opening Stripe. Horizons stores now have Express Checkout as well.

Here’s how to accept payments via Apple Pay.

AI-powered font pairing in the AI Website Builder for WordPress

The AI Website Builder for WordPress now suggests font pairings tailored to the kind of site you’re building, so your headings and body text work together from the start.

You can still pick your own fonts manually during the build. This and the updates below are available to everyone on Business and Cloud plans.

Zoom and tablet previews in the AI Website Builder for WordPress

The site preview now supports zooming in and out for a fuller picture of your design, and it adds a tablet breakpoint alongside desktop and mobile, so you can check how your site responds across all screen sizes.

New Elementor sections and smoother setup in the AI Website Builder for WordPress

There are new Elementor sections to build with, including hero layouts for online stores and portfolios, services, projects, contact, product categories, and newsletter signup.

Several improvements also cut friction in setup: for WooCommerce stores, your location is auto-detected from your billing country instead of a long dropdown; generated sites support all WordPress languages, not just the ones in hPanel, and automatically use the right date and time format for your locale; and media selection is smarter and more context-aware, for more relevant visuals on each site.

All of these features are available in the AI Website Builder for WordPress.

A command-line interface for Managed OpenClaw

Managed OpenClaw now has a command-line interface. You can type openclaw commands, set up your skills, run –fix, and connect OpenAI via OAuth, all on your own.

See how to use the Managed OpenClaw CLI.

Custom sender emails for stores on external domains

Custom domain email settings are now available for stores on external, non-Hostinger domains. Before, these users couldn’t configure custom sender emails. Now you can with the DNS records you need (SPF, DKIM, and DMARC) and guidance to add them at your domain provider.

The Auto-configure button is hidden, since Hostinger can’t manage external DNS, but Check Status stays so you can verify propagation. This applies to both Builder and Horizons stores.

Learn more about how to send emails from the online store.

Schedule Send, Undo Send, and a mobile-friendly list in Hostinger Webmail

Hostinger Webmail added Schedule Send and Undo Send. With Schedule Send, you can write an email now and choose exactly when it goes out, tomorrow morning, later this week, or weeks ahead, which is handy for follow-ups, reminders, announcements, or reaching people across time zones.

You can cancel a scheduled message any time before it sends. Schedule Send is available for premium business plan users.

Undo Send lets you cancel a regular email up to five seconds after you hit send, and it’s available to everyone.

Discover how to access Webmail to use these features.

Connect an external domain during Hostinger Reach onboarding

Hostinger Reach onboarding now lets you connect an external domain, not just one managed in Hostinger. You can enter an external domain on the welcome page, and Reach triggers domain verification and brand scraping for it, then guides you from the home screen to the domain settings page to finish verifying.

It means you can get started with Reach no matter where your domain is hosted. Here’s how to connect your domain in Reach.

Kodee VPS terminal edition manages your VPS in plain language

Kodee VPS terminal edition is a new version of Kodee that sets up and manages your VPS for you. Instead of typing terminal commands yourself, you tell Kodee what you want in plain words and it handles the technical steps.

Say you buy a VPS and just want a simple CS2 game server for a Friday night with friends, but you’re not sure where to start. Instead of hunting down config steps, you can just ask Kodee to set it up.

Read more about how to use VPS terminal edition.

Kodee now delegates SEO tasks to Scout

Kodee now works with Scout, its SEO specialist. When you ask Kodee for SEO help, keyword ideas, content suggestions, or a site analysis, and Kodee detects the SEO intent, it hands the task to Scout in the background and brings Scout’s result back right in the chat, with a link to the full Scout conversation.

A couple of things to know: this uses Agent credits, and if you’re out, Kodee points you to the Hostinger AI Agents page; and a response can take a minute or two, since Scout is doing real work.

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

Can I accept Apple Pay and Google Pay on Hostinger stores?

Yes. As of April 2026, Stripe Express Checkout, with Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Link, appears on the checkout page in Hostinger Website Builder and Horizons stores, for a faster, redirect-free payment. Apple Pay domain setup is submitted to Stripe automatically when you enable Express Checkout, and you can turn Apple Pay on or off from the admin panel.

Can I schedule or unsend emails in Hostinger Webmail?

Yes. As of April 2026, Hostinger Webmail supports Schedule Send, which lets you choose exactly when an email goes out and cancel it before it sends, available for premium business plan users. Undo Send, which cancels a regular email up to five seconds after you hit send, is available to all users.

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.

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