Hostinger weekly product updates: Week 28, 2026

Plenty shipped last week, across Reach, Hostinger Connector, Hostinger Ecommerce, Hostinger AI Builder, our managed apps, and a new security partnership. Here’s what’s new.

Code (HTML) tab and a revamped AI Credits page for Reach

A couple of updates from Reach this week.

We’ve added a Code (HTML) tab to the email template editor, so you can view and edit the raw HTML behind your templates. It’s available on the Reach 500 plan and above.

The editor now uses a two-column layout with AI, Editor, and Code tabs, and your changes render instantly in the live email preview. You can upload or paste your own markup, tidy it up automatically with Beautify, and copy personalization tokens right inside the Code tab, with your HTML structure validated on save.

We’ve also reworked the Reach AI Credits page in Hostinger dashboard with a fresh design and clearer copy. It now spells out what AI Credits are, where you can use them, and how they work as one shared balance across Reach AI features.

Hostinger Connector v1.3.1 adds WordPress MCP

Hostinger Connector v1.3.1 is live, and it adds WordPress MCP to the connector. That’s 19 new tools for installing, updating, and managing WordPress plugins and themes, all from your AI chat.

You’ll find it under the Websites section in the extension. Connect it and ask your assistant things like “install Yoast SEO on my site” or “update all WordPress plugins.”

Custom sender domains for Hostinger Ecommerce

If you run a standalone store, you can now use any domain you own on Hostinger as the sender for your transactional emails, like order confirmations and shipping updates.

In Settings, then Emails, pick any of your Hostinger domains from the dropdown, and they’ll go out from a branded address like orders@yourdomain.com instead of the default Hostinger one.

Hostinger AI Builder now supports PDFs

Hostinger AI Builder can now take a PDF as input and build a website from the file’s content. It’s a small change that makes things smoother if you’re starting from materials you already have.

Full CLI access and a new AI Usage page for OpenClaw and Hermes

OpenClaw and Hermes customers on managed apps now have full command-line flexibility inside their environments, with safeguards enforced through isolated storage boundaries our security team has reviewed and approved.

We’ve also taken a first step toward the Hostinger AI Router release with a new Usage page, giving you clearer visibility into your AI usage across OpenClaw, the Hermes agent, or any other external integration.

It’ll grow over time to include guidance for different integrations, a playground, a cost table, and more.

Hostinger partners with Patchstack

We’ve shipped the first phase of our Patchstack partnership, bringing threat protection visibility right into Hostinger dashboard. There’s now a dedicated Patchstack section at the bottom of the Hostinger dashboard WP Security page, with a link to their landing page for Hostinger customers.

You’ll also see a Patchstack banner with the offer in the Hostinger dashboard Marketplace. There’s more on how it works in our Patchstack partnership announcement.

That’s all for this week

We’ll be back next week with more product updates. In the meantime, you can always see what’s coming next on our roadmap: https://roadmap.hostinger.com/