Hostinger weekly product updates: Week 34, 2026

Last week was a big one, with two of our products taking on a new shape. Horizons and Website Builder came together as AI Builder, and Kodee and Hostinger AI Agents merged into a single Hostinger Agent.

We also shipped smaller updates across domains, email, Hostinger Ecommerce, and Reach.

Here’s what’s new.

Horizons and Website Builder become AI Builder

Hostinger Website Builder has helped millions of people build visually, and Horizons opened the door to more open-ended, AI-native creation.

Now the two are becoming one broader platform, AI Builder, as the line between building a website and building an app keeps fading.

With AI Builder, you can start from a prompt, PDF, screenshot, or link, then choose how to build: let AI take the lead in agentic mode, or keep hands-on control in manual mode.

There’s a lot more to the story behind the change, from why we merged the two to what it means for what you can build next.

Read the full AI Builder launch announcement.

Meet the new unified Hostinger Agent

Kodee and Hostinger AI Agents have merged into one Hostinger Agent. Kodee was the assistant you’d turn to for help and quick answers, and Hostinger AI Agents handled hands-on business tasks.

Now they’re one experience, bringing the best of both together so you can get unstuck and get work done in the same place, without switching between tools.

Pick a task, follow the guided steps, and get a result you can use, whether that’s a blog post with keyword research built in, an SEO audit, or a first draft of a privacy policy.

Your agent works with your Hostinger account, connects to tools you already use like Gmail, Notion, and Slack, and remembers your business context from one conversation to the next, so a new chat is never a blank slate.

See what Hostinger Agent can do.

Domains can now be organized into folders

If you manage a lot of domains, they used to sit in one long flat list that made related ones hard to find. Now you can create folders to group them by client, project, or use case, then filter the list by folder to quickly get to what you need.

Cookie consent and a new footer for Quick Link stores

Hostinger Ecommerce Quick Link stores now show a cookie consent banner on a shopper’s first visit. They can accept all, reject all, or open cookie settings to manage exactly which cookies the store uses, with a link to the cookie policy for full transparency.

Quick Link stores also have a new footer that gathers the useful links in one place: cookie settings so shoppers can revisit their preferences anytime, the full cookie policy, the store copyright, and a Powered by Hostinger Ecommerce badge.

Hostinger Email adds mailbox import and easier trial upgrades

A couple of updates from Hostinger Email this week.

You can now import external mailboxes straight from webmail, which was already possible in hPanel and now works in both places.

Trial plans can also upgrade to higher tiers directly. If you’re on the Business Starter Trial, you can pick the plan you want and upgrade in one flow.

Standalone AI image generation comes to Reach

Reach now has standalone AI image generation in the email and form editors, so you can create a visual on the spot when adding or replacing an image, instead of running full template generation first.

The editor also has a new image gallery that keeps Generated, Uploads, and Free images in one place. Generate images from a prompt, add optional style and layout settings, and attach a reference image if you like.

Each run returns four variations and saves them to your library automatically for later reuse. So you get on-brand visuals the moment you need them, without leaving Reach.

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/