Hostinger weekly product updates: Week 16, 2026

Here’s what shipped the week of April 13 to 17, 2026, across website migration, Kodee and Hostinger Agents (now both consolidated into Hostinger Agent), and Agency plans:

• The website migration screen is clearer, with separate options for credential and backup migration, and Node.js migration split into its own choice.
• Hostinger Agents added reply ratings, a stop-generation control, personalized prompt suggestions, and text and data file uploads.
• Agency plans can now share white-label, unbranded dashboards for individual websites.

Here’s a closer look at each.

Clearer website migration type selection

The migration setup screen is easier to follow now. When you choose how to migrate, by login credentials or by backups, the two options are clearer to tell apart.

For credential-based migration, it’s now spelled out that only WordPress admin and cPanel logins are supported. There’s clearer guidance on which application types you can upload as a .zip, and Node.js application migration is now its own option, so it’s easier to find.

Read about how to migrate a website to Hostinger.

Rate replies, stop generation, and upload files in Hostinger Agents

You can now rate assistant replies with a thumbs up or down to help improve responses, and stop a reply mid-generation while keeping whatever the agent already produced, so you can steer the conversation.

Context-aware prompt suggestions also appear above the composer, so you always have a useful next step to try.

You can also upload text and data files, including .txt, .csv, .json, and .md, so your agent can analyze, summarize, or transform the contents right in chat.

Learn more about the latest features of Hostinger Agents here.

White-label dashboards for Agency plans

Agency plan users can now share individual websites through a white-label dashboard with no Hostinger branding. You can set up per-website access with an unbranded experience for WordPress and PHP sites on Agency plans.

People you give access to create an account through an accept link, as long as they don’t already have a Hostinger account or branded access tied to that email, and afterward they sign in at your branded dashboard, something like yourwebsitedashboard.com.

One unbranded user can manage multiple websites across different Agency plans. You’ll find the unbranded dashboard toggle in the existing Account sharing menu and in the Websites list via the teammate icon.

Here’s more about how to share an unbranded dashboard with your clients.

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.